Call yourself an avid hiker? The terrain of Papua New Guinea is ready to challenge that. Take a journey through remote villages, clouded forest mountains, grasslands, canyons and the world-renowned 60-mile Kokoda Track, as you become acquainted with the local culture even few kiwis have explored. In a country with over 800 dialects, traveling without a guide may be considered a cultural faux paux, as the route passes through privately owned tribal land and may require relying on the hospitality of villages along route! For some R&R, hop on a deep-sea fishing boat to Salamua beach the Huon Gulf awaits and coming face to face with sharks, orca whales and tropical fish galore just might be in the cards!