Getting Around
Lae’s new kundu (drum)-shaped international and domestic airport terminal opened in October 2023 as part of a a K750m redevelopment of Nadzab funded under a joint loan agreement with the Japanese Government. Photo suppled by JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency)
In most towns and cities,
ph. 7630 2166 / 340 5279 / 7537 4805 WhatsApp7888 0008 Hiring a car is a good option, wherever you are in PNG. Most hire car companies will provide a driver on request. Getting around on foot is fine in provincial cities such as Alotau, Kavieng, Kokopo, Madang, Rabaul and Wewak. Check with your hotel or host beforehand if you have any hesitations
regarding safety. In general make sure you do not carry valuables on your person or wander around on foot after dark. Travel throughout Papua New Guinea is hugely dependent on aeroplanes, helicopters and passenger ships. When travelling outside of Port Moresby, flying is by far the fastest and easiest way of
getting around. Air Niugini and PNG Air operate
public transport comprises taxis and public motor vehicles (PMVs). The more reliable taxi services include: • Black Swan International – VIP Services ph. 7520 0200 • Comfort ph. 325 3046 / 7687 7563 • City Loop ph. 1800 000 • CityHopa
daily flights from Port Moresby to other parts of the country while helicopter operators can get you to the really hard-to-reach places. You may wish to make a booking for a memorable scenic ride. Tropicair and PNG Air offer specially-tailored charters as well.
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