tours@southseahorizons.com ARBN: 21168524810 PNG IPA 1-111276
tours@southseahorizons.com ARBN: 21168524810 PNG IPA 1-111276
Venture into the more remote islands of Papua New Guinea and you’ll find rich and varied cultures, fascinating history and stunning scenery that’s still relatively untouched. TravelManagers’ Maria Pandalai recently returned from a very special famil to this very special part of the world, hosted by South Sea Horizons....
Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a truly unique destination. However, travelling there does require a bit of planning and an understanding of local customs. As a Papua New Guinea tour guide operator, South Sea Horizons has plenty of experience helping visitors navigate the country’s diverse landscapes and rich cultures....
At South Sea Horizons, we are passionate about helping travellers experience the wonders of Papua New Guinea. This wonderful island nation has so much to offer all types of adventure seekers and culture enthusiasts, from pristine beaches and lush rainforests to vibrant tribal traditions and rich history. ...
If you're seeking real adventure, Papua New Guinea is your dream destination. Known for its wild, untamed landscape, it offers travellers everything from lush rainforests and rugged mountains to beautiful beaches and coral reefs. ...
Are you dreaming of exploring the lush rainforests, pristine beaches, crystal waters and vibrant cultural traditions of Papua New Guinea? Whether you're yearning for the peaceful Niugini Islands, the raw beauty of the PNG Highlands, or the culturally diverse Sepik River region, this area of the South Western Pacific has so much to offer for those seeking an adventure of a lifetime. At South Sea Horizons, we specialise in creating personalised Papua New Guinea tours that offer our guests the ultimate adventure, whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or cultural enthusiast and know exactly what you should know before planning a PNG tour. ...
South Sea Horizons, a leading tourism organization in the Papua New Guinea, commends the aspiring tourism students of the University of Natural Resources and Environment (UNRE) at Vudal for their dedication to studying tourism and striving to learn better standards. Recognizing the untapped potential of tourism as a valuable resource in East New Britain, South Sea Horizons emphasizes the significance of responsible tourism practices to foster employment opportunities, stimulate economic growth, and preserve the natural and cultural heritage of the region....
Recent events involving a lone Kokoda Operator and the Kokoda Track Authority of Papua New Guinea (PNG) have highlighted the need for Responsible Tourism Practices when conducting tours on the Kokoda Track. ...
South Sea Horizons places a strong emphasis on conducting low-impact tours that are mindful of the environment we travel through. The main aim is to assist the local communities visited to develop tourism products of their own that are sustainable and easily managed by that community. This in turn builds on a commitment to provide jobs as an equal opportunity employer including management, guides, porters, historians and cooks. ...
When considering travelling to Papa New Guinea, South Sea Horizons guests are encouraged to recognise the Papua New Guinea rules and regulations. Entering under the proper visa is essential, and travellers must have a valid passport that does not expire within six months of their travel into Papua New Guinea. You are responsible for ensuring that you have the appropriate visa or right to obtain a visa on arrival in Papua New Guinea before commencing your travel. There may be adverse consequences if you attempt to enter Papua New Guinea without proper visa or entry permits....
2 years ago today we were hit with the reality that all our ANZAC Day Kokoda expeditions would be cancelled due to this strange COVID19 bug. No one back then could have predicted the enormity of the situation we were facing as a tourism industry, and South Sea Horizons certainly didn’t expect the length of time on the sidelines (sorry rugby analogy)....