5 Super Luxury Hotels To Visit in Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea is a unique blend of diverse landscapes and ancient traditions. Its tangled rain forests, sweeping beaches, and clear waters are home to a plethora of tropical birds and a wealth of marine life. These luxury hotels focus on the culture, traditions and natural wonders found in Papua New Guinea and offer their guests an experience akin to no other.

* In Wewak Boutique Hotel, Wewak


This luxury boutique hotel is situated on the Wewak Hill and boasts spectacular views of the Bismarck Sea. Renowned for its friendly staff, a stay at the Wewak Boutique Hotel will be both peaceful and welcoming. The bedrooms include modern facilities such as air conditioning – a necessity in the humid summer months. Drink in the views while lazing on the verandas or while cooling off in the swimming pool.

* Rondon Ridge

Rondon Ridge can be found off the beaten track nestled in the Wahgi Valley. The rural setting and uninterrupted views of the valley bring a sense of wonder to the hotel. The identity of the area is uniquely rooted in the cultures and traditions of the native people, who have been cultivating the land for thousands of years. The hotel provides a mixture of incredible experiences which cater for every individual, including rainforest tours led by local tour guides. However, the highlight of staying at Rondon Ridge is the tour visiting the Melpa people and Papua New Guinea Mud Men

* Tufi Dive Resort, Tufi

Tufi Resort is not only known for its luxury accommodation and laid back atmosphere but for its incredible scuba diving. Visitors can dive among World War II wreckage while sharing the tropical fjords with an eclectic mix of marine life including reef sharks and manta rays. The rain forests surrounding the reefs ensure divers explore uncharted waters in peace, providing a truly unique diving experience.

* Driftwood Resort, Alotau

Driftwood is an exclusive boutique resort which provides an intimate and personal stay. Each of its seven private bungalows has an en suite, decking area and unparalleled views of Milne Bay. Tranquility is found in abundance here, as is adrenaline! Guests can choose from an unlimited number of activities, ranging from island hopping adventure tours to Barramundi harbor fishing. The resort restaurant overlooks the bay and serves freshly caught seafood with special culinary twists. A visit to Driftwood is not complete without sampling their seafood laksa.

* Walindi Plantation Resort, Kimbe

Kimbie Bay is an important site of natural wonder as it is home to 420 species of coral, or in other words, over half the world’s species in this one bay alone. Therefore it comes as no surprise Walindi Resort is one of the most established diving centers in the world. The resort tailors each dive to the specifications of their guests and the knowledge of their staff is unbeatable. The private bungalows, fitted with individual kitchenettes and decking areas, allows guests to unwind and recharge on their own schedule. Due to the high visibility of the water and the incredibly diverse marine life, the resort often accommodates photographers. It is advised guests bring cameras to document the amazing natural surroundings.
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