Aiyura Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Aiyura

Yep. Papua New Guinea is kinda off the beaten track. But let's be honest, who wants to follow the tourist path anyway? Besides, there's stacks to discover in this stunning region (not least of all its postcard-perfect rural landscapes, beaches and coastal plains). Set up camp in Aiyura and you can suss it all out from there.

The popular city of Port Moresby is within reach of Aiyura. You'll find this major centre 120 kilometres to the southeast.

Seeking some additional nearby localities? Bereina is about 10 kilometres to the east, so get in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Iokea, 35 kilometres northwest of Aiyura, is also worth the trip.

If you think it's time to rediscover the adventurer within, gear up for some mountain climbing. That said, there aren't many better ways to experience the beauty of the region's landscapes than with a little hiking.

You're not going to need to bring your guidebook if you join a few guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours. Your tour guide will be able to give you the most informed local knowledge around!

Whether you would prefer to be around, on or in it, we all love the water! Why not add some thrills to your holiday by doing some swimming and snorkeling?

There's no knowing just what you'll come across behind the doors of the region's craft workshops, but you can be certain it's going to be fascinating!

If you ask some locals about places to go in the surrounding area, you'll most likely be directed to the popular open-air markets.

History nerds will be fascinated by the region's war relics and monuments. If this is you, do a bit of research and choose one to stop at first.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your enthusiasm for both by getting out and sampling the food and drink offerings at various cafés, bars and restaurants in town.

If you're scanning a menu, there's a strong chance you'll see dishes with breadfruit (ulu) or coconuts. They're just two ingredients commonly used in the fare here.

Are you looking for a traditional Aiyura eating experience? There are some specialties to look forward to, such as chicken pot and kokoda fish.

Dinner isn't dinner without dessert, so stop worrying about calorie counting for a while and savour one of the most enticing sweet treats, saksak (dumplings made with sugar and sago).

Planning to be here on the 16th of September? What good luck. On this date each year, the whole country unites for Independence Day.

With just a small amount of your holiday budget jingling around in your pocket, be sure to buy some postcards of the gorgeous Papua New Guinea region before it's time to say goodbye.

Security checks, delayed flights and long lines. Airports are often very taxing. Give yourself enough time to get to Jackson International Airport (POM). Located 120 kilometres to the southeast, this is the closest terminal.