
PAPUA TOURS
Papua is a wild land with a lot to discover. A trip to Papua is a mix of adventure and mysticism. Meet the Dani people who are still living very traditionally in the Baliem Valley. Go for an adventurous jungle trek to visit the last Korowai tribes who still build their houses in trees up to 40 meters high. Go on a boat adventure to reach the remote villages of the former headhunters and cannibals of the Asmat tribe. Or stay in Raja Ampat which is said to be the last paradise on Earth. Discover its pristine beaches, untouched nature and world-class underwater life. Papua can be discovered in many ways. Our hand-selected programs offer different levels of difficulty, from comfortable culture tours to challenging adventures.
5 DAYS/ 4 NIGHTS
Discover the culture of the Dani tribe in the Baliem Valley. You go for daily excursions and participate in a traditional Dani pig feast.
8 DAYS/ 7 NIGHTS
Perfect combination of culture and adventure to really get to know the home of the Dani tribes. You go for a 4-day trekking in the Baliem Valley.
12 DAYS/ 11 NIGHTS
Embark on a mind-blowing journey to Papua, from the Baliem Valley, home of the Dani tribes, to the Korowai tribes in Papua's tropical forest.
13 DAYS/ 12 NIGHTS
Explore the remote Baliem Valley, territory of the Dani tribes, and the amazing Raja Ampat archipelago also called the last paradise on Earth.
15 DAYS/ 14 NIGHTS - IN SMALL GROUP
Small group tour with an 8-day jungle trek to visit the Korowai tree house nomads, followed by a stay in the Baliem Valley to meet the Dani tribe.
12 DAYS/ 11 NIGHTS - IN SMALL GROUP
Join a small group tour to the Asmat territory with max 10 people and encounter the Asmat tribes. You enter a unique, wild and mystic world.
6 DAYS/ 5 NIGHTS
Encounter the Dani tribes during a group tour. You attend a traditional pig feast, walking through villages and stay in The Baliem Valley Resort.


PAPUA MAP
The capital city of Papua is Jayapura, port of entrance to reach the highlands of Papua. From Jayapura, we can enjoy a boat tour on the beautiful Sentani lake. However, it is more of a transit hub where we stay for 1 or 2 nights before taking a plane to Wamena in the Baliem Valley, home of the Dani tribe. From Jayapura we can also fly to the airport of Dekai, the starting point for tours to visit the Korowai people. In the lowlands, Agats is a town built on stilts that can only be reached by small propeller plane or boat. From here, we start the journeys to the former headhunters of Asmat. Finally, in the very west of Papua, Sorong is the city from where we enter the archipelago of Raja Ampat.

