by paulmt
For me this was the highlight of the entire cruise. The raw, dangerous, ominous prescience of the volcanic mountains and hills surrounding what is left of Rabaul are a constant reminder of the power of nature. I couldn’t get enough photos nor could I capture the shear power of the landscape accurately with the photos I took, but love these photos very much. Another very small village and friendly locals, but always those mountains and steam vents everywhere. Again, we preferred just to walk from the Ship and mingle but many passengers told us the excursion to the volcano museum and lookout was worth every cent so may be we missed out by not doing this.
by Yolanda1954
Local driver. 3 hours for 30 US each to see hot springs, Yamamoto’s headquarters, local museum, government seismic headquarters, Japanese barges
Visited: Aug 14, 2019
by MsTristesse
We were so impressed with the private tour we arranged that got us to see so much of this area. Volcanoes, war memorials, museums, barge tunnels etc. We had a nice clean air-con mini bus with about 10 people. Other tours booked though the ship were not air-con'd.
Visited: Sep 06, 2017
by roseattwood
I suggest a tour of the volcano here.Plenty of tour guides outsìde port.They do have shops here and roads and atm and they accept Aussie dollar but kina preffered
by FamilyHolidays
Interesting town - old town destroyed by the volcano and the new town thriving further up the coast - again grab a tour bus (ours we found off the boat) and head off to explore, guides are knowledgeable.
Visited: Dec 16, 2018
by deconz
Not much to see in town best to go sight seeing lots of place from the war to see worth a look
Visited: Sep 06, 2015
by jillopy
Our excursion to the war cemeteries was excellent - roads were interesting?
Visited: Aug 28, 2019
by arttexsteve
Not much to Rabaul,but loved the day we spent at a resort on our own
Visited: Jan 12, 2020
by 2903happy
Rabaul is not a very clean port, and many tours were cancelled because of very poor weather conditions in the week before we arrived, and causing much damage to their roads. The locals love dressing up their kids here in all their tribal attire, and they cannot hide their poverty, which showed in the eagerness to be off service. We enjoyed getting photos of these locals, and tipping them for posing for the camera.
Visited: Apr 03, 2017
by bruce55376728
Same as previous comment. Weather was a factor.
Visited: Jan 20, 2017
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