Kikori Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Kikori

Yep. Papua New Guinea is kinda off the beaten track. But let's get real, who wants to follow the tourist trail anyway? Besides, there's plenty to discover in this stunning region (not least of all its captivating rural landscapes, beaches and coastal plains). Set up base in Kikori and you can take it from there.

It's situated 400 kilometres northwest of Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea's capital city.

Misima is 50 kilometres to the southwest and worth going to. Want some more ideas? Baimuru, 65 kilometres to the east of Kikori, should be on your list.

Discover the wider region from a different perspective and sign up for a bit of mountain climbing or hiking. They're both well-loved hobbies in this part of the world.

Okay, we admit there's a certain charm to getting lost in a place you've never been, but every now and then it's rather nice to get to where you need to be on the first try. To avoid any problems along the way, book some guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours.

Whether you're paddling in it, floating on it or zooming across it, not much beats spending time around the water. You can select from a number of watersports here, including swimming and snorkeling.

Stroll through the doors of the region's craft workshops and take in everything they have to offer.

Do you feel like you need a bit of vitamin D? Consider an adventure to one of the surrounding area's open-air markets.

The region has an interesting past. Spend a bit of time discovering some of the nearby war relics and monuments. Don't stress if you're struggling to find information available online — the locals will surely have a few yarns to share!

To really experience a place is to try the local food and drink, so get set to chomp, chew, slurp and sip your way through Papua New Guinea. The only thing you need to take with you is a hearty appetite!

Once you find a table and thumb through a menu at a restaurant, you'll soon realise that breadfruit (ulu) and coconuts are two ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

Of course, you can't head home from Kikori without tasting chicken pot or kokoda fish. Popular with the locals and considered regional classics, they are an essential experience for any food-obsessed traveller.

If you're not one to say no to dessert, you won't be disappointed. Make sure you try saksak (dumplings made with sugar and sago), a scrumptious treat that's sure to satisfy your sugar cravings.

What better way to get to know a place than by involving yourself in a day of national celebration? There'll be plenty of festivities organised for Independence Day on the 16th of September.

Time spent discovering the picturesque Papua New Guinea region is an extraordinary experience, and hopefully it will have touched you with its magic. But alas, all good things must eventually come to an end.

If you're travelling via air, it's wise to map your route to the terminal in advance. From the middle of Kikori, you'll need to go approximately 400 kilometres southeast to Jackson International Airport (POM), the closest airport.