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Once a major colonial hub and later a strategic Japanese base during the Second World War, Rabaul still bears the marks of its past. Tunnels carved into the hillsides, remnants of military infrastructure and stories of conflict offer a compelling window into a complex chapter of Papua New Guinea’s history. Today, you can explore volcanic landscapes, snorkel or dive among coral reefs and wartime wrecks, experiencing the vibrant culture of New Britain Island. Rabaul offers a journey that feels both humbling and unforgettable—an extraordinary destination for adventurers, history enthusiasts and curious explorers alike.
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A visual preview of the amazing sites that await you.
Beneath the surface of Papua New Guinea lies an entirely different world. Get ready to immerse yourself completely.
Salt in the air and volcanoes in the distance, there is nowhere quite like Rabaul, and it will stay with you long after you leave.
Witness the wreckage of an abandoned Japanese WWII plane, both a fascinating sight and a glimpse into Papua New Guinea’s past.
One minute rainforest, the next underwater with reef sharks. In Rabaul, everything feels wild in the best possible way.
In Rabaul, nature feels completely untouched. Out here, it’s just you and the Pacific for kilometres, no filters needed.
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