There are few places in the world where you can climb an active volcanic landscape, explore the underground remnants of a major WWII military base, encounter dolphins in tropical waters and witness an ancient fire dance — all in one remarkable adventure.
Welcome to Rabaul.
Situated on the Gazelle Peninsula in Papua New Guinea’s East New Britain Province, Rabaul is a destination shaped by extraordinary natural forces and a powerful wartime past.
Once a major Japanese military stronghold during World War II, Rabaul remains home to an extensive network of tunnels, bunkers and wartime relics.
Beyond its history lies an equally extraordinary world of volcanoes, traditional culture, tropical scenery and warm local hospitality.
Our four-day Rabaul Discovery adventure brings these experiences together in a compact, unforgettable journey.
This isn’t simply a holiday. It’s an opportunity to discover a side of Papua New Guinea that few travellers ever experience.






