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Due to the strenuous nature of the trek, the minimum age for this trip is 18 years old. Bookings for minors, even if accompanied by a parent, cannot be accepted. The accommodation on the trek is basic and multishare, often in communal village huts or tents. Please note that you will be sharing a mixed gender sleeping space unless camping. Tents are provided and carried by your porter. This trip is operated by our trusted partner South Sea Horizons, however you will be travelling on a dedicated Intrepid departure.
Intrepid works closely with South Sea Horizons to ensure that all of our customers have a meaningful and safe time on the track. There are currently no scheduled departures on our The Kokoda Track trip.
If you are interested in other trips in the region visit one of the links below. This tour involves a very physically and mentally challenging trek.
Travellers MUST be in exceptional physical health to undertake this trip. A Passenger Self Assessment form is required when booking this trip, which you can access through your booking agent.
Strict luggage limits apply. Please see the 'Packing' section of the 'Essential trip information' for details. Special Anzac Day departures operate on 15 April and 24 April. Dawn Service will be attended on 25 April Anzac Day. Want an in-depth insight into this trip? Essential Trip Information provides a detailed itinerary, visa info, how to get to your hotel, what's included - pretty much everything you need to know about this adventure and more. Peregrine Adventures is coming to the end of its journey.
But it's the start of an exciting new chapter with Intrepid Travel - and this tour will get an Intrepid Premium makeover. Peregrine has been an important part of Intrepid since , and with more than 30 years experience and hundreds of trips across all seven continents, you can trust you'll be travelling with the experts.
Challenge mind, body and soul on this historic trek With dense greenery, difficult passes, glistening rivers and incredible views, it is hard to believe that the historic Kokoda Track was the site of one of the bloodiest battles for Australian troops in WWII. Why you'll love this trip Trek the famous Kokoda Track the ethical way. Hear incredible tales of wartime courage from the local historian in Brigade Hill Hike up the arid spines of mountains and through valleys of lush rainforest, stopping to cool off in pristine rivers along the way.
Is this trip right for you? Itinerary Expand All Collapse All. Day 1: Port Moresby. Your adventure begins in the capital of Port Moresby with a welcome meeting tonight. An airport arrival transfer is included in the price of this tour. Please speak to your booking agent to organise this no later than 14 days before your tour begins.
Attend the pre-trip briefing this evening at 6 pm to meet your fellow travellers and trek leader. This morning take a short, spectacularly scenic chartered flight over the jungle canopies and craggy peaks of the Owen Stanley Range to the landing strip of Kokoda station approximately 35 minutes. Arrive and meet your trekking team, including your your personal and food porters. This spot held importance during WWII due to having the only airfield along the track, and the opening stages of the Kokoda Track campaign saw two battles take place in and around the village.
Australian forces reoccupied Kokoda in November as the Japanese retreated to the north coast. After lunch, lace up and set off for the village of Deniki 4—5 hours. Begin with a flat walk through rows of palm oil and rubber tree plantations, passing through Kovelo and Hoi villages before the first steep ascent up the Owen Stanley Range.
Deniki village is a historically significant location where the 39th Battalion first regrouped when Japanese forces occupied Kokoda. Day 3: Kokoda Track. Commence the first full-day trek with an early start towards Isurava village. Trek Permits For The Kokoda Track Kokoda Track Trek Permits must be purchased by all trekkers visiting the Kokoda Track, whether you are undertaking an independent trek or a trek with an organised tour.
Responsible Trekking On The Kokoda Track Responsible trekking on the Kokoda Track centres on sharing the benefits of tourism with the Kokoda people, without causing negative effects on either the environment or their culture.
The terrain is rough and temperatures are high and humid year round. Jacksons International Airport provides air connections from all of the world's major cities. Kokoda Track Maintenance Report This form is to be used for reporting track maintenance issues and requirements that trek operators notice during the course of their treks. Numbers On The Track Number of trekkers using the track every month since View Gallery Discover the ultimate trekking experience.
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