Wildlife holiday accommodation in Papua New Guinea

Airways Hotel is Papua New Guinea's leading accommodation and one of the most unique airport hotels in the world. Nestled into the mountainside, each room opens onto a balcony with mountain or garden view, and facilities include a stunning pool, restaurants (poolside and fine dining), spa and tennis court. Find Out More

Ambua is an award-winning, eco-friendly lodge set in a spectacular mountain landscape, with magnificent views of the Tari Valley. The lodge is a world-renowned birding destination, with over 200 species having been identified in the area, and knowledgeable local birding guides cater for all levels of interest. Find Out More

Bensbach Wilderness Lodge is possibly Papua New Guinea's premier wildlife location. Located in the remote and sparsely populated Tonda Wildlife Management Area, you will find wide, sweeping floodplains with an abundance of wildlife, plus migratory birds stopping on their journey between feeding grounds. Find Out More

This hotel is a short drive from Port Moresby airport and therefore makes a convenient, comfortable stop if you need to overnight in the city. It offers 95 modern rooms and 20 serviced apartments, all surrounding a central pool, plus a restaurant, quiet gardens and free airport shuttle. Find Out More

Karawari Lodge stands on a lone ridge above the Karawari River, overlooking an endless expanse of dense tropical lowland rainforest in one of Papua New Guinea's most remote and unspoilt areas. Accommodation is in ten cottages, inspired by traditional architecture and constructed using local materials. Find Out More

Located in the heart of Kokopo town, surrounded by tropical gardens and overlooking Blanche Bay and the nearby Duke of York Islands, Kokopo Beach Resort offers a comfortable stay in waterfront bungalows and suites and is the ideal base from which to experience the famous Mask Festival. Find Out More

Kumul Lodge is one of Papua New Guinea's best-known eco-tourism lodges. Constructed entirely from local materials, it is owned and managed by local people, and your stay here directly contributes to the preservation of the surrounding forest, home to some of the most beautiful and unusual birds in the world. Find Out More

Situated amongst trees in a secluded region, Lake Murray Lodge offers fantastic views over Papua New Guinea’s largest lake. In the wet season, Lake Murray expands to an area of around 2,000 square kilometres, and is home to more than 50 percent of all Papua New Guinea’s bird populations. Find Out More

Situated on a small, private island, Lissenung Island Resort accommodates guests in traditional bungalows, surrounded by palm trees and sandy beaches. The picturesque island sits on the edge of some of the world’s best coral reefs, and is a magnificent place to observe turtles. Find Out More

This lodge is a peaceful retreat situated amidst palm trees and lush tropical gardens on the north coast of Papua New Guinea, overlooking volcanic islands in the Bismark Sea. It offers 14 air-conditioned rooms, each with an en suite bathroom, private balcony and stunning ocean view. Find Out More

Located a short drive from Mount Hagen, this hotel offers magnificent mountain views, and all 12 rooms have 180 degree views. The surrounding area is home to ten species of birds of paradise and numerous orchids, and walking trails from the lodge make it easy to get out and see the area’s unique ecology. Find Out More

Located a short flight east of Port Moresby, this boutique resort is a hidden oasis nestled atop a breathtaking fjord with panoramic views of the sea and mountains. Here you can forget about the hustle and bustle of everyday life and spend time underwater, diving some of the best sites in the world. Find Out More

Situated on the shores of Kimbe Bay, Walindi Plantation Resort is known for its quality of diving and its excellent birdwatching. Excursions on the north coast of New Britain and in the island’s rainforests boast numerous endemic species, such as the New Britain boobook and Bismarck kingfisher. Find Out More