Paul Meikle met with his personal porter Rommy Awuki who showed some initiative. Rommy asked for the name of his trekker and brought with him from Kokoda a carved walking stick. Paul was really excited and showing it off to everyone saying it was definitely going on his wall.DSC01737 (Copy).JPG

Bryan Jones and Harold HauroDSC01736 (Copy).JPG

Greg Lewis and Johnsford EroroDSC01735 (Copy).JPG

Sandra and Susan Blunt with Kingsford Aire who is carrying on behalf of both of them.

A big thank you to Sandra a second time trekker from Trek 495 – April 2009. Thanks for coming back to walk with us again and for bringing your sister all the way from the UK to walk with you.DSC01734 (Copy).JPG

Tyson Chandler and Duggie EroroDSC01741 (Copy).JPG

Tony Evari and Liam MaxwellDSC01742 (Copy).JPG

Nicky Maxwell and Grayford EnjekaDSC01740 (Copy).JPG

James Goodman and Moses KanawiDSC01733 (Copy).JPG

Shortly after arriving at Owers' Corner trekkers met with their personal porters:

Paul Michalk and Cyprian Haera.DSC01732 (Copy).JPG

On the way up to the drop off point at Owers' Corner we stopped at McDonald's Corner and took another photograph of the group.DSC_0073 (Copy).JPG

Ivan phoned early this morning to say the group had reached Ioribaiwa last night & are heading to Goldie Rover today and should reach Goldie at around 3:00pm! Everyone is good & excited to be finishing their trek.Ioribaiwa.jpg

Trekkers have now reached Agulogo where they are camped for the night. They had a tough day today as it rained quite heavily and by the time they reached their destination they were all wet. Despite the rain, Ivan assures me they are still enjoying their walk on the Kokoda Trail. Tomorrow the plan is to head to Ioribaiwa. A short walk from…[Read more]

Ivan called in tonight to say they were all now safely at the half way point of Efogi. He said its rained every afternoon all the way from Kokoda. So different from our other trek that finished this week as they said it was dry the other side. Seems all trekkers are doing just fine and the young girl carrying her pack is powering along it seems -…[Read more]

Our group of trekkers have now reached the area commonly referred to as 'Dump 1' by our staff. Earlier today they crossed over Eora Creek before heading to their destination point. According to Ivan their guide, all trekkers are doing just great. Tomorrow the plan is to reach the half way point of Efogi.Top Crossing of Eora Creek.jpgView of Eora…[Read more]

Today saw this trek commence their walk at Hoi followed by a tough walk up to Isurava Village and Isurava Memorial before heading to Alola for the night. Ivan said everyone is doing ok.Isurava (7) 640×480.JPGIsurava (8) 640×480.JPGAlola-Village 640×480.jpg

I got to meet this group today when they came in off the track. All were very happy to have completed their trek and loved the company of the boys along the way.

Photographs have been posted to our facebook page at the following link:

Just received an update from the track. The group have stopped for the night at Hoi. Everyone at this stage is doing well.

The photograph below was just received by email from Henry Amuli who met the trekkers this morning at the airport and drove them to Kokoda for their trek.

After arriving in Kokoda, trekkers had lunch before moving off onto…[Read more]

Just a quick update regarding the Form. Have spoken to The PNG Consulate. If trekkers already have the visa you will not need to re-apply for the Visa from what they have said.

For trekkers who are yet to apply for the Tourist Visa you will need to fill the form in to accompany your Visa Application.

If trekkers have any concerns regarding this…[Read more]

Congratulations to William and Adam for successfully completing their trek. Well done guys from all of us here at Kokoda Trekking.

Photograph below is one that was taken tonight when they were all out having some much earned pizza for dinner.

Safe journey back home tomorrow. Thanks again for choosing to walk with us at Kokoda Trekking.

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This trek is making really good time and have now reached Ofi Creek. Today they will head down to Goldie River to spend their last night before walking off the track tomorrow under the archway at Owers' Corner.Climbing up from Ofi Creek.jpg