Bialla is a small town on the north coast of West New Britain, in the islands region of Papua New Guinea, set amid one of the country's major oil-palm growing areas between the sea and the volcanic ranges of the interior. It is a working plantation and district town rather than a tourist centre, with an airstrip and coastal setting that connect it to the wider province. For travellers, its interest lies in the surrounding region: West New Britain is known for the spectacular volcanic landscapes and the world-class diving and reefs of Kimbe Bay to the west, one of the most biodiverse marine areas on earth. Bialla itself is chiefly a staging point on the north coast. The tropical climate is hot and humid year-round, with the drier, calmer months generally more favourable for coastal travel and diving.
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Fixed-price private transfers with English-speaking drivers. Meet-and-greet included.
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