Limalam Hideaway (Map Ref #10)
Limalam Island
Balgai Bay
Hosts: Lamomo Tamekus

The Guesthouse is situated on a quiet beach. Limalam offers two bungalows, each of which can sleep up to three people, with shared bathroom facilities and a traditional shower. Self-cater in the large haus win kitchen or sit back while your hosts cater for you. Both bungalows have a pleasant outdoor space/veranda. Power is by generator, there are electric lights but lanterns are also available.

- Linen and towels provided
- Pit toilet and traditional shower
- Self catering or meals provided
- Well water and containers of treated town water supplied
- Activities include fishing, snorkeling, surfing in surf season (BYO surfboard)
- Trips across to Lissenung for diving and other tour options
-Trips to town for shopping and to link up with town based tour operators
- 10 minutes from Kavieng by banana boat

Tsoilik Lagoon Guesthouse (Map Ref #26)
Tsoilik Island
Tsoi Island Group
Hosts: Ruthie Sirambat & Gideon Sirambat

The Guest House is situated on the corner of the island and the view is classic South Pacific with lagoons, reefs and little islands. The Guest House can cater for individuals, couples, families or group bookings, with shared bathroom facilities, toilet block and a small kitchen and dining area. All rooms have flyscreens, mosquito nets and curtains and some rooms have their own pleasant outdoor space/veranda. The rooms, toilet and shower and common areas are all very nice and clean. Power is by generator, there are electric lights but lanterns are also available.

- Island Lagoon and Beachfront location
- Towels and mosquito nets provided
- Flush toilet and showers
- Meals provided and vegetarians catered for
- Water from rainwater tank and well
- Activities include fishing, snorkeling, surfing in surf season (BYO surfboard)
- New Hanover bush walking tours (waterfalls, WW11 wrecks etc) available
- 2 hours from Kavieng by banana boat

Mansava Adventure Lodge (Map Ref #27)
Tsoi Boto Island
Tsoi Island Group
Hosts: Boston and Helen Tusikai

Open since 1991 the Lodge offers two types of traditional style accommodation made almost solely from bush materials:- Large guesthouse with 4 rooms on the ground floor and a large open area upstairs suitable for a group. This building contains a spacious dining room and outdoor verandah. The nearby bungalow with a double and twin room also has a small terrace for guests to relax on. Maximum guests 20.

Mansava is a quiet, relaxing place, and Helen & Boston’s hospitality is wonderful. Your hosts can arrange traditional dances and other cultural activities. Yachts and large Cruise Ships sometimes anchor off Mansava.

- Power is by generator, there are electric lights but lanterns are also available
- Towels and mosquito nets provided
- Flush toilet and showers
- Meals provided. Vegetarians catered for
- Large conference room
- Water from rainwater tank and well
- Activities include fishing, snorkeling, surfing in surf season (BYO surfboards)
- Trips to New Hanover for bush walking (waterfalls, WW11 wrecks etc) are available
- 2 hours from Kavieng by banana boat

Kulkulit Guesthouse (Map Ref #25)
Tingwon Island
Off West Coast Lavongai (New Hanover)
Host: Killion Atoto

This guesthouse is located on the rarely visited and pristine Tingwon Island almost 30km due west from New Hanover and some 6 hours by boat from Kavieng. A stop over en-route at one of the two guest houses at the Tsoi Islands is recommended. Positioned in the village 5 minutes from the beachfront, you’ll meet many friendly people. The guesthouse has two buildings, a bungalow made of bush materials with two single rooms and a western style building with three rooms – two twins and a triple. Because meals are included in the tariff, it’s a cheap place to stay. A real place to experience PNG’s genuine island culture, activities and hospitality.

- No power but lanterns are available
- Sheets, towels and mosquito nets provided
- Water from rainwater tank and well
- Pit toilet and shower
- Vegetarians catered for
- Watch the 'stone women' on the reef
- Fish, snorkel, canoe and learn to weave
- Visit Tingliwanimat cave, go bushwalking and/or bird watching

A^DI Guesthouse (Map Ref #28)
Tatau Island
Tabar Island Group
Email: king.pawut@gmail.com
Hosts: Kenchak Pawut

A^di Guesthouse is located in Tatau Village, Tatau Island in the Tabar Islands of New Ireland. The islands of Tabar boast of cultural practices which they maintain and practice to this day.

New Ireland Art – Malagan Carvings from the Tabar Islands are extraordinary art objects which are treasured the world over. One of New Ireland’s renown artists of our time, Edward Sale, lives and creates just 500m from A^di Guesthouse. Other master carvers of Tabar are Maris Memenga and the late Leppan.

Culture and Tradition – The Kuk people on Tatau Island are carefree, friendly and steeped in the culture and tradition of their forebears. They especially welcome those who are interested in learning their culture and the relationship of their art to the community. Visitors to the area can view with wonder the traditional ceremonies and cultural dances that are a natural part of the life-style of the people. Whether participating on or just watching the local entertainment, taking part in organised leisure activities or just walking around the village and observing day-to-day activities of the people, you can be assured you will enjoy the experience of the Tabar Islands.

Adventure Activities – Swim or snorkel in the clear water amid a variety of protected coral fish on the reef. The fishing just beyond the reef is unbelievable with a catch of tuna, barracuda or mackerel almost assured. It is the ideal base for all excursions to the other islands of the group. Strolling along the trails on the island provides wonderful opportunities to view rich rainforests at close quarters. Experience walking between the towering kwila trees which provide a perfect canopy for the island’s beautiful birds and multi-coloured butterflies.

- Island Lagoon and Beachfront location
- Power is by generator, with both electric lights and lanterns available
- Sheets, towels and mosquito nets provided
- Flush toilet and showers
- Water from rainwater tank and well
- Meals provided and vegetarians catered for

To get to Tatau Island, you take a PMV from Kavieng to Konos (142km) and ferry across to the island by a fibreglass dinghy. The boat ride takes about 2 hours.