ACCOMMODATION

This is our eco-camp set up located on Nuakata Island. Nuakata is known as the jewel of Milne Bay because it is a beautiful island surrounded by great dive sites. Our camp is in Gudi Bay (which literally means good bay in local language!) on the northwest point of the island. The camp has a communal dining area with a fireplace and kitchen, and a decomposing toilet and a shower block. Accommodation is in spacious two room tents with a double bed, bedside table and electric lighting. There are lots of places to chill out with hammocks in the trees over the water and seats on the point to watch the sunset. The island is surrounded by world class diving/fishing/snorkelling and there are local guides offering bush walks, dugout canoe trips and local craft workshops.

The Alotau International Hotel has 22 well-appointed rooms. Each room has a balcony where you can relax and enjoy the panoramic views of Milne Bay. Alotau International Hotel has a dedicated team of friendly and professional staff to ensure that every guest has a memorable stay in the hotel. We also have ample car parking facilities and round-the-clock security.

Napatana Lodge is the first eco-tourism lodge in Alotau which is set in beautiful tropical gardens just back from the beach. It is a traditionally built pole house that reflects Milne Bay architecture and also displays the traditional building skills of local craftsman. The friendly, open air bar/restaurant overlooks the bay where cool breezes can be felt releasing an ambience of serenity. Also, Napatana Lodge is a great meeting place for visitors to interact with the local community and wildlife.

With a limited number of guests sharing this remote paradise, the newly completed Driftwood Boutique Resort is the perfect place to stay. Nestled amid the forest of Point King by the water’s edge, the resort offers exclusive accommodation in five Cape Cod style bungalows, each featuring beautiful Rosewood, polished floor boards, luxurious four-poster beds, ensuites and private decks.