NO LIMIT ADVENTURES
If your dreams are big, and your thirst for adventure is bigger, then your holiday destinations will
most likely be of epic proportions.
Whether your rush comes from snorkelling or scuba
diving, mountain biking, surfing, running, climbing
or kayaking, there are thousands of desirable destinations across the globe that might make it (one
way or another) to your bucket list.
Some of the most remote places in the world
host some of the greatest adventure destinations
you can imagine, and the South Pacific Region is
home to many.
High on the list of ultimate adventure destinations
is Papua New Guinea, arguably one of the most
unexplored countries in the world. PNG is abundant in activities for travellers seeking true off the
beaten track experiences. The country is Australia’s closest neighbour, located only 160km to the
north-east of Australia and lies just south of the
equator.
A country diversified and picturesque, discovered
in the early 1500’s by a passing Portuguese fleet, is
made up of a wealth of dense tropical rainforest,
highlands, long rivers, tropical islands and white
sandy coastline. Papua New Guinea’s 21 provinces are home to around 6 million inhabitants, many
local cultures and over 800 local languages!
Travellers to PNG can experience a wide scope
of adventure and culture. Witness the local variations of costumes, rituals and dance at a number
of Sing-Sing shows - cultural and tribal festivals held
around the country annually with the most famous
being in Goroka and Mount Hagen. Trek the highest peak, a live volcano or from village to village
through the jungle. Travel up the Sepik River, dive
the pristine coral reefs, see the amazing marine life
and WWII wrecks. And of course go surfing.
Imagine waking up in a private surf camp, just metres away from an amazing right-hander offering
world-class waves. In the far northern beaches of
Vanimo Village in Papua New Guinea, you and
a few of your closest mates can have full reign
over perfect consistent swell ranging from 2-10 ft.
thanks to No Limit Adventures and their PNG surf
tours. Vanimo Surf Lodge is one of the newly established PNG surf camps and has a number of
left and right-handed breaks in close proximity.
The best thing about surfing in Papua New Guinea
is you are guaranteed uncrowded waves due to
the Surf Management Plan. The SMP was implemented by the PNG Surfing Association and limits
the number of visiting surfers in each region to no
more than 20. Also, by surfing in Papua New Guinea you are supporting the local surf communities
as each surfer pays $12/ day, which in fact is an
access fee to all the breaks. By surfing in PNG you
make a difference.