Lark Force Wilderness Track
For those seeking to explore beyond conventional boundaries, visit untouched and pristine virgin rainforests, and discover the history of Australia's "heroes of Rabaul", this is a remarkable opportunity not to be missed.
A true cultural and wilderness adventure- Follow trails long hidden in the jungles of East New Britain and experience the unrivalled hospitality of remote Baining and Pomio villages along the way, with some well earned beach relaxation at the end! This ecotourism route is being developed in partnership with the local landowners and is an emotive and challenging trek to rival the Kokoda Track.
For war historians, be amongst the first to trek the infamous "Rabaul Escape" route, taken by members of the 2/22nd Battalion AIF (Lark Force) as they sought escape from the invading Japanese forces in January 1942.
Highlights
Itinerary:
Day 1 (Wed) Arrive in Rabaul and transfer to beachside resort at Kokopo. 2 Tour of Rabaul and Kokopo, including Tavurvur volcano. In the afternoon, transfer to Vunga village for traditional welcome ceremony. 3-6 Trek the historic Lark Force Wilderness Track, exploring villages and camping alongside pristine waterfalls.7-8 Relax at Karlai Plantation and visit the memorial for Australian troops at Tol Plantation.9 Free day for relaxation or optional activities, including snorkelling and diving. 12 Trip ends in Kokopo (Rabaul) this morning (Sun).
Included: Peregrine tour leader, local guides, porters, arrival transfer, transport, sightseeing and entrance fees.
Not Included: Departure taxes, visas, insurance, other meals, drinks, optional additional tours or activities during free time, tips and items of a personal nature.
Meals: 7 breakfasts,6 lunches,6 dinners
Starts/Ends: Rabaul to Rabaul
Trip Reference: PALF
Call (555) 555-1212 for more information or to book today! Mention code 8745284
- Tour Operator
- Adventure Center
- Offer
- Offer valid through 6/30/2010
- Duration
- 10 Days
- Dates/Pricing
- Disclaimer
Prices and itineraries shown for tours departing from January 2010 onwards are subject to change and confirmation with the publication of our 2010/11 brochure, due to be published in October 2009.
