Category — First Person PNG Experience

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The following account of travel to Manus is based on my own experience of traveling there and getting around. It costs a bit of Kina but it is worth it if you want an adventure of a lifetime. [Read more →]

Cycling in Manus.

The roads in Manus, by PNG standards, are in great condition and are sealed mainly in town and along the way to Momote airport, though there are portions that are just plain gravel or ‘karanas’ in pidgin. I cycled from Lorengau to Lonui to visit the caves there, it took me about 45 minutes to get there, on the way I cycled through fairly flat portions of the road and up hills to breath taking views of the sea, islands and jungles of this side of Manus Island. [Read more →]

A short guide to the Manus Province, the Manus People and to getting there and getting around.
1.    Manus Island
2.    Manus People
3.    A Simple Guide to Getting Around in Manus
1.  Manus Island

Manus Island is the smallest and one of the most beautiful of Papua New Guinea’s provinces.
It consists of several islands that form the Admiralty Islands.  The largest island is Manus, after which the province is named. [Read more →]