Vanimo, Papua New Guinea Cruises

Vanimo, Papua New Guinea Cruise Port

• Of course, surfing is one of the most popular activities. During peak season, monsoon swells create awesome waves – some of which are best left to experienced surfers. Even though it's surfing hotspot, there aren't many facilities to rent boards just yet; if you are in need of equipment, check out the Vanimo Surf Lodge.
   
• The small village of Lido is great for surfing, thanks to its two excellent left and right reef breaks. If surfing isn't your thing, take a stroll around Lido, which is what you might consider a typical tropical village. Its charming grass-roof huts and swaying coconut trees are a relaxing way to spend an afternoon; you can also rent bikes here.
   
• Nature lovers will enjoy the two-hour walk around the headland. There are few amenities on this route, so make sure you have water to drink. For a different direction, the main beach near the airport leads to another headland complete with vine-covered limestone and a lovely beach.
   
• Take a jaunt out to Narimo Island, where you can do some swimming and enjoy a picnic. You can hire a boat at the West Deco village near the main wharf on the peninsula's opposite side.