Uvol Holiday Deals

Uvol Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Uvol

Yep. Papua New Guinea is kinda off the beaten track. But let's get real, who wants to follow the tourist path anyway? Besides, there's loads to discover in this amazing region (not least of all its captivating rural landscapes, beaches and coastal plains). Set up camp in Uvol and you can suss it all out from there.

The country's capital, Port Moresby, is located 570 kilometres to the southwest of Uvol.

New Britain Island is 40 kilometres to the northwest and worthy of a day trip. Want more ideas? Fulleborn, 45 kilometres to the west of Uvol, should be your second stop.

If you want something a bit more active, take a look at the local mountain climbing options. Or perhaps hiking is something you'd like to try? Whichever you decide, you're guaranteed to have a great time.

Can't make up your mind? Sometimes the best way to see everything is to book a tour. The region offers some top-notch guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours.

From swimming to snorkeling, there are many ways to get your hair wet in Papua New Guinea. Just don't forget to bring your sunscreen!

Our holiday schedules often rely on the weather forecast, but fortunately that isn't the case with every attraction. Rain, hail or shine, head over to the region's craft workshops any time.

If you ask residents about activities in the surrounding area, they'll often point to the lovely open-air markets.

Broaden your knowledge of the area by paying a visit to one or two war relics and monuments. Do your own research into their historical importance or find the most well-informed tour guide you can find.

Whether you enjoy the sophistication of Michelin stars or gulping down a snack from a street stall, sampling the local food and drink is maybe the best thing about travel. So why not treat your taste buds by trying some of the region's delectable offerings?

Once you stop and peruse a restaurant menu, you'll realise that breadfruit (ulu) and coconuts are some ingredients popular in the local cuisine.

Don't pass up the chance to tuck into chicken pot or kokoda fish. These classic meals are highly recommended by the locals.

A meal isn't complete without dessert, so quit counting calories for a while and tuck into one of the best after-dinner treats, saksak (dumplings made with sugar and sago).

Want to immerse yourself in the Independence Day celebrations? Cross the 16th of September in your travel diary and get ready to have some fun!

Time to pack your belongings and go home? Catch a final sunset in the beautiful Papua New Guinea region before you say your last goodbye.