We spent 3 nights with Abraham & his devine family at their beachfront Solwara cottages in Feb 2025. What a special experience this was. A walk back in time to the reality of living without power & being immersed in village life. The simple delight of cooking on fire. Hunting fish to eat. Making coconut oil from scratch. Witnessing the tight knit family network & experiencing such genuine hospitality, interest & care. Abraham is very knowledgeable of the area & eloquently provides a service with attention to detail whilst also authentically showing the traditional way of life in PNG. I highly recommend supporting him & his community to increase tourism in the area. The island scenes do not disappoint.
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We spent 3 nights with Abraham & his devine family at their beachfront Solwara cottages in Feb 2025. What a special experience this was. A walk back in time to the reality of living without power & being immersed in village life. The simple delight of cooking on fire. Hunting fish to eat. Making coconut oil from scratch. Witnessing the tight knit family network & experiencing such genuine hospitality, interest & care. Abraham is very knowledgeable of the area & eloquently provides a service with attention to detail whilst also authentically showing the traditional way of life in PNG. I highly recommend supporting him & his community to increase tourism in the area. The island scenes do not disappoint.