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Hi Anzac,
If you go the website, look on the menu on the left hand site of the page, click on Trek Itinerary and Packages. When you scroll or look down this page you will see this-
Kokoda Trekking Packages
There are two types of trek packages you can choose from:Package 1: Kokoda Fast Track (6 days / 5 nights)
Package 2: Kokoda Adventure (9 days / 8 nights)The cost details of the above packages are outlined here .
Click on package 2, this is the package that we did, it breaks the trek into very manageable days, there are about three long and difficult days, mainly on the last couple of days, and the second day.
If you click on cost details or the word here it will take to the costs page.
Hope this helps you navigate the site, but I'm sure Gail will be more helpful.
Hi Anzac,
Can throughly recommend this company to take you on your trip on Kokoda. Went with them on the September the 24 trek. Gail is very organised and helpful and a hive of information about PNG and Kokoda. The guys from Kokoda village your guide/porters on the trek are fantastic, mostly shy to begin with, but caring and hardworking on the trail. We had a couple of people who were carying their own packs and some of the guides/porters always stayed with them and encouraged and helped them every day. The last afternoon we had a storm after a very humid and warm day, we emerged from our tents to find dinner all cooked and ready for us.
Fantastic value for money as well, the T shirts, cups and certificates at the end are also a nice touch.
We all agreed that we had fantastic experience, just stay away from low corrigated roofs at night time, as I had a run in with one, the only such roof on the whole trail, but that was really my own fault.
At the war cememtry on the outskirts of POM I found the grave of one of my uncle's brothers who is buried there.
Hope this helps!
