A million different journeys
In Papua New Guinea, there is always something to do for those seeking adventure along the road less traveled.

Papua New Guinea is renowned for monster class Black Bass and Barramundi. With remote rivers that demand proper planning and an expert team, explore the unknown fishing destinations in PNG.
PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF VISIT PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Before they learn about the extraordinary experiences they could never have imagined — from vibrant festivals to mouthwatering cuisine, underground events, plantation tours and hidden mysteries tucked far off the usual path — many tourists think Papua New Guinea is only about isolated cannibal tribes and coconut trees.
There are so many amazing things to do in Papua New Guinea, one of the world’s last frontiers, whether it’s swimming on the sun-kissed, canopied beaches of the Admiralty Islands or watching the elusive blue bird-of-paradise in the lush jungles of the Western Highlands.
Here are the fun things to do on the land of a million different journeys, a plethora of adventures that are wild, unmatched and delightfully authentic.
Fishing
Anglers from all over the planet are fast discovering the hidden secrets of Papua New Guinea’s isolated coastal areas and untouched rivers, offering some of the best lures in the world.
With some of the best lures in the world, Papua New Guinea’s unspoiled rivers and remote coastal locations are quickly becoming hidden gems for anglers worldwide.
Its world-famous champion, the formidable “lure shy” Papua New Guinea Black Bass, will confront any trespassing angler who tries to cast their lures into its natural home in densely forested rivers.
The river tiger, which is unique to the world, is another amazing fish.
The “Blacky” is a vicious, unforgiving creature that can relegate an experienced angler to the beginner class!
Any recollections of a previous catch will vanish if you drop a lure for the undersea predators in the Bismarck and Archipelago Seas of Papua New Guinea.
There are several difficult fish that will leave you in total awe of mighty Papuan waters: dogtooth tuna, sailfish, yellowfin tuna and marlin, among them.

Plunge into the PNG underwater wonderland, where wrecks become playgrounds for adventure seekers.
Diving
Known as the “paradise for underwater photographers,” Papua New Guinea has won numerous international awards for underwater photography.
There are as many marine species in the country’s oceans as there are in the Red Sea and the Caribbean combined, with the number being up to five times higher.
Savor a vast array of diving locations, encompassing barrier reefs, drop-off coral walls, coral gardens, patch reefs, fringing reefs, seagrass beds, coral atolls, and wreck dive sites containing ships, planes and submarines.



