If your chasing adventure, culture and some excellent fishing then this is for you! A very beautiful and pristine part of the world!
Abraham and his family were very welcoming and I feel put in the effort to make it a memorable experience for us.
It's kind of like glamping back home in Australia with no power or phone reception. Not for everyone but adds to the charm in my opinion.
Be sure to bring plenty of sunscreen, insect repellent, water bottles, medications, snorkeling and fishing gear if that's what you're into. Some compact life jackets might be an idea as well.
Overall an eye opening experience. Definitely recommend!
Kate Hardy
2 months ago
We spent 3 nights with Abraham & his devine family at their beachfront Solwara cottages in Feb 2025. What a special experience this was. A walk back in time to the reality of living without power & being immersed in village life. The simple delight of cooking on fire. Hunting fish to eat. Making coconut oil from scratch. Witnessing the tight knit family network & experiencing such genuine hospitality, interest & care. Abraham is very knowledgeable of the area & eloquently provides a service with attention to detail whilst also authentically showing the traditional way of life in PNG. I highly recommend supporting him & his community to increase tourism in the area. The island scenes do not disappoint.
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If your chasing adventure, culture and some excellent fishing then this is for you! A very beautiful and pristine part of the world!
Abraham and his family were very welcoming and I feel put in the effort to make it a memorable experience for us.
It's kind of like glamping back home in Australia with no power or phone reception. Not for everyone but adds to the charm in my opinion.
Be sure to bring plenty of sunscreen, insect repellent, water bottles, medications, snorkeling and fishing gear if that's what you're into. Some compact life jackets might be an idea as well.
Overall an eye opening experience. Definitely recommend!
We spent 3 nights with Abraham & his devine family at their beachfront Solwara cottages in Feb 2025. What a special experience this was. A walk back in time to the reality of living without power & being immersed in village life. The simple delight of cooking on fire. Hunting fish to eat. Making coconut oil from scratch. Witnessing the tight knit family network & experiencing such genuine hospitality, interest & care. Abraham is very knowledgeable of the area & eloquently provides a service with attention to detail whilst also authentically showing the traditional way of life in PNG. I highly recommend supporting him & his community to increase tourism in the area. The island scenes do not disappoint.