Kokoda Trek Packages & Costs
Choose the Kokoda trek package that’s right for you. View our 2017 & 2018 trek schedule, packages and prices.
Starts From
$2,895
The history of the Kokoda Trail
The Kokoda track was the setting for a famous event in Australian history, one which still resonates in the national consciousness today.
The Kokoda track
1942
Mountain Trekking
Kokoda Trekking organises and offers set trekking itineraries as well as custom made treks to satisfy your needs.
Starts From
5 Nights
Trek with Kokoda Trekking & have an adventure of a lifetime
The Kokoda Trail is one of the world’s great treks, linking the southern and northern coast of Papua New Guinea, it is a challenge to be enjoyed by the fit bushwalker. The Kokoda Trail and Sogeri area have a history of bitter fighting between Australian and Japanese armies during the early days of the war in the Pacific in World War II.
The 96 km Kokoda trail passes through rugged mountainous country of rainforest, jungles of fern, orchids, birds and clean mountain streams which tumble into steep valleys. The unspoilt villages throughout the Kokoda Track will welcome you and the Koiari and Orokaiva people will greet you with smiles and tempt you with seasonal fruit and vegetables.
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Is the trek safe?
Safety is our first priority. For more than ten years, we have operated the safest Kokoda Trail experience possible.
Is the Trek hard?
It is highly recommended you train hard prior to trekking the Kokoda Trail to make the experience more enjoyable.
Why Trek?
Kokoda Trekking offers a selection of trekking options that will accommodate your fitness level and length of time you have to spend.
Why choose us?
Our Kokoda experience and safety record are second to none. Learn why we are the company of choice for thousands of trekkers in Australia.
Featured Kokoda Track Treks
Kokoda 7 Day Trek – Ower’s Corner to Kokoda
KokodaThe KOKODA 7 DAY TREK, Owers' Cnr to Kokoda is designed for the trekkers are wanting the challenge of walking the track in a shorter time frame. We understand the need for a cultural experience as well as learning more about the history of the war campaign.
ANZAC TREK AT ISURAVA
KokodaThe ANZAC TREK AT ISURAVA, Kokoda to Owers' Cnr is designed for the trekkers who would like to participate in the Anzac day celebrations at Isurava Monument. We understand the need for a cultural experience as well as learning more about the history of the war campaign.
ANZAC Pilgrimage – Owers’ Cnr Kokoda
KokodaThe ANZAC Pilgrimage - Kokoda to Owers' Cnr is designed for the trekkers who would like to take it easier and see/experience Kokoda in more time. We understand the need for a cultural experience as well as learning more about the history of the war campaign.
ANZAC KOKODA FAST TREK – Owers’ Corner to Kokoda
KokodaThe Anzac Kokoda Fast Trek is designed for the trekker who likes a challenge! We understand the need for those trekkers who wish to challenge themselves physically but also to participate in the Dawn Service events April 25th 2018.
Kokoda Fast Trek – Ower’s Corner to Kokoda
KokodaThe Kokoda Fast Treks are designed for the trekkers who would like a challenge! We understand the need for those trekkers who are either short of time or who wish to challenge themselves physically.
Kokoda Adventure Trek – Kokoda to Owers’ Corner
KokodaThe Kokoda Adventure Treks are designed for the trekkers who would like to take it easier and see/experience Kokoda in more time. We understand the need for a cultural experience as well as learning more about the history of the war campaign.
What our friends had to say
"I am delighted that we chose to trek with you and your team. While the ability to run a well managed trek was important I believe that the way that you guys give back to the community and include the locals in your operations makes a unique difference to the whole experience. I felt like I was being included in the history of the trail rather than just observing it as a visitor."
"Thanks for a memorable journey. The style of trek that you offer was just what I was seeking and I am already singing your praises here in Brisbane – hopefully more business will come your way."
"Everything was organised and very well planned and we wouldn’t even consider trekking with anyone else – we’ve done it twice with them so they must have been good! The porters are the most wonderful people, so genuinely wanting for you to succeed and doing whatever it takes so you make it."
Walk
in the footsteps of heroes
The Kokoda Trail was the scene of some of the bloodiest battles of World War II and still carries the scars of a fierce campaign.
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Lest We ForgetAnother beautiful day for us to enjoy, and thanks to our veterans we are free to enjoy it. Lest we forget.
Trek 1144: Have not heard from Clement today. Last night it has been confirmed that they overnighted at Alola. Suspect they are somewhere around Isurava Village or even further down at Deniki. Either way, they will walk off the track hours ahead of the other two groups unless they start late and spend some time swimming at Hoi. Will update once I hear from Clement or one of the porters assigned to this trek. As you can see in the photograph below, Kokoda is not too far away when they can celebrate a successful crossing of the track.
Trek 1104 & Trek 1107: Both of these treks are spending the night together at Alola Village. Tomorrow they will walk off the track in Kokoda but not before another big day. Early tomorrow they will walk down and into Isurava Memorial which is an historical point of the track with a lot of war history, but where the memorial is located is beautiful. The girls tomorrow will not doubt be emotional as they reflect on the memory of their father who sadly passed away this year. Am sure Darren even for the 2nd time on the track will in awe of this area of the track.
Trek 1107: Hot on the heels of trek 1104 is Darren, Eric Uwea, Tom Hango and Pescol Kageni. I have not heard from Eric today but their GPS has them in approx the same area as Pat's group so imagine they will all catch up sometime tomorrow. The first pic below is how trekkers used to cross over Eora Creek, but in recent years they have been spoilt with a cane bridge! Think of them tomorrow crossing this loud raging river!
Trek 1104: Text message from Pat: We are at dump 1 as two other trekking companies are at Templeton's Crossing. Girls are ok but buggered! Its wet out there so they no doubt have been pushing hard today to reach their destination. Plenty of stories they will come back with I am sure, so get ready to listen! Tomorrow they will cross over Eora Creek and head to Isurava Village for the night.
Trek 1144: Clement called around 2pm to say they had reached Eora Creek and that they were going to push forward to Alola for the night. It was strongly suggested that they stop at Eora Creek to give a chance for the other two treks coming up the rear to catch up a little as the plan is for all of them to arrive in Kokoda and head down to Orohaven Pija together without them having to wait for too long for the others to arrive. He said they are all fine and doing well but that the track was very wet! Tomorrow morning they will reach Isurava Memorial.
Trek 1107: Eric called and said they were camped for the night at Brigade Hill. He said Darren was resting as was absolutely spent...then added....we are too, a BIG BIG DAY. Ofi Creek to Brigade Hill, tough going but thats the schedule Darren has set for himself. Eric said they are still experiencing wet conditions. Keep going guys you are doing really well to reach this point given the hours spent on the track. Picture them walking into the half way point of Efogi. Tomorrow the plan is to reach Naduri or push further on depending on where they decide to pull up for the night. Please note, not actual photographs from this trek. Darren's photographs will be posted on their return to the base once back in Port Moresby.
Trek 1104: As predicted, they passed the half way point today of Efogi and have moved slightly further to Launumu (Efogi II) for the night. They were planning to head to Naduri and had the time but through the track grapevine they heard there were two other trekking companies camped there so decided to stop and not push on. Seems today children from the village came and sang for the girls. Seems its still wet! Please note photographs posted are from our files. Their own trek photographs will be uploaded by Pat on their return to our base.
Trek 1144: Have not heard from Clement today. He informed me yesterday that they were going to head to Kagi for the night as John had requested this instead of staying at Efogi. Its a tough walk up to Kagi so no doubt they have all had another hard day.
Trek 1104: Pat sent me a text message to say they reached Menari at 2:30pm this afternoon. He added that the girls continue to do well and that himself and porters are ok. He added, steady rain from 1:30-2:30pm. So guess they all got soaked this afternoon making their way down to the village. The plan for tomorrow depending on how Marilyn goes, is to pass by Efogi after restocking with food from the half way point that was flown in by chopper, then head down to Naduri for the night. He will update again tomorrow.
Trek 1107: Eric phoned around 6pm to say its WET, MUDDY & SLIPPERY. He said they spent last night at Goldie River and today find themselves at Ofi Creek. Darren did well today and Tom and Pescol's thongs survived the day! I asked why they did not wear shoes and I could hear them laughing in the background - like der, who needs them! They are surrounded by large groups and tomorrow the plan is to escape and try their best to get ahead of the other groups and head to Brigade Hill for the night.
Darren Smith is on the trek. Its a 'fast' trek, in the end the plan is for all three treks to walk off together in Kokoda on the 23rd April.
Trek 1104: Just got off the sat phone after talking with Pat Vainerere the guide for this trek. He said they had a very big day today from Ioribaiwa to Nauro apparently arriving there around 5...well that was the last of the group. Margaret and her personal porter Ivan was an hour ahead of the others. Pat asked Ivan how she went and he said, Boss, I need a rest, she is too fast for me, lol. Tomorrow they will head to Menari for the night. Porters are fine too and enjoying the trek. It was Marilyn's 51st Birthday so she woke up to chocolates for breakfast as they celebrated her birthday.
Trek 1107: Darren Smith arrived in town this afternoon walking for the second time in the opposite direction, this time from Owers' Cnr. He was supposed to overnight and start tomorrow but due to the rain and slippery conditions I suggested to him that we were ready and prepared to take him straight to Owers' Corner therefore giving him an earlier start in the morning as he is on a fast trek and has to catch up to the two lead treks ahead of him. He sounded wrapped with the idea when I spoke to him and they set off around 2pm from Jackson's airport. The guide for this trek is Eric Uwea from Sogeri. Darren has Tom Hango as his personal porter who has won one of our races in less than 18 hours Owers' to Kokoda so he is in good hands. He must be fit as he has set himself a 4 night 5 day trekking experience. Go Darren, have a great trek.
Trek 1144: Clement called to say they are now at Menari and apparently at this stage which is quite strange come this time of the year, so far they have the track to themselves. They should however start facing some trekkers walking in the opposite direction in a day or so. A message from the group: K4 are doing just fine! Apparently experienced some rain but will not feel it as bad as our other two treks behind them who are walking alongside a big group from another company. When there is a lot of people the ground soon turns to MUD and its gets quite slippery. I could sense Clement smiling as he talked to me knowing they were out in front!
Trek 1104. Pat called this morning to say they spent the night at Ioribaiwa and today the plan was to reach Nauro for the night. Turns out both my cousins are doing just great with Maggie out the front. They have already experienced rain so the track is slippery and wet. It was tough going earlier this morning as they headed towards Ofi Creek. Think of these women as today they have a quite a tough walk up Maguli Range today. All going well they should arrive around 5pm this afternoon. So today after they left Ofi Creek, its UP UP UP UP. Picture them later today when they walk into Nauro Village!
Trek 1144: Clement has let me know that all trekkers are doing ok and that they are now at Naoro Village for the night.
Marilyn and Margaret McPaul along with Pat Vainerere Marilyne and Maggys Kokoda GroupiesMarilyn and Margaret McPaul along with Pat Vainerere Marilyne and Maggys Kokoda Groupies
Marilyn and Margaret McPaul along with Pat Vainerere Marilyne and Maggys Kokoda GroupiesMarilyn and Margaret McPaul along with Pat Vainerere Marilyne and Maggys Kokoda Groupies