Steaming volcanic mountains cloaked in green capes of lush tropical foliage thrust steeply upward from the deep blue waters. Jungle birds call randomly from their roosts, while thin threads of smoke rise from clusters of thatched roof huts lining the shores. This magical landscape is where Malolo Plantation Lodge is found. Above and below these tropical waters, the area is alive with a diversity of plant, animal and marine life. This entire coastline becomes another wondrous world of discovery and delight for snorkelers, divers and those interested in marine ecology. Take a traditional canoe ride over crystal waters teeming with fish and blanketed in coral to an uninhabited island for a guided nature walk. Marvel at the plant life and tree species growing on ancient volcanic rocks swept by ocean spray.
Idle coconut plantations, where the palms and cocoa shade trees are laden with giant, magnificent stag-horn ferns, are home to hundreds of colorful birds. This area of Papua New Guinea is a picture perfect tropical paradise. Malolo Plantation Lodge has 14 air-conditioned rooms, restaurant, bar and lounge, fresh water swimming pool and extensive lawns and gardens reaching down to the ocean.
Rate per person includes accommodation, all meals, tours, airport and transfers. MALOLO PLANTATION LODGE is accessible by a sealed road and is only 45 minutes drive from Madang. Air Niugini has daily air services to Madang from Port Moresby and some other main centers. For those who are interested, a comprehensive bird list is available online. To book Malolo Plantation Lodge, please email Trans Niugini Tours.
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A short distance by road reveals a traditional village where
the people still make use of and live in harmony with their natural surrounds. These
gentle people guide us through the forest to show how they use
the plants and fruits for both medicinal and ceremonial
purposes. Watch women as they work dressed in skirts made as
they have been for centuries from local grasses and colored
from the natural dyes of forest plants, berries and earthen clays.
