Planet Rock Reef Dive
Take a boat dive to Planet Rock, an offshore volcanic seamount known for its steep coral pinnacle and schooling pelagic fish.
Discover Madang
Explore Madang Province through reef dives, island escapes, heritage sites and rainforest adventures.
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Dive deeper
Take a boat dive to Planet Rock, an offshore volcanic seamount known for its steep coral pinnacle and schooling pelagic fish.
Explore the WWII B-25 Mitchell bomber wreck off Wongat Island (15–22 m) and the FS-172 U.S. Army freight-ship wreck near Cape Croisilles (about 30 m). Map pins show approximate areas, not exact wreck positions; arrange these boat dives with a local operator.
Dive a channel between Kranket and Paeowai islands, known for coral and schooling fish; currents can vary with the tide.
Island escapes
Known for pottery-making and easygoing coastal charm, Bilbil offers a relaxed island experience.
Drop into sandy coves, swim in clear waters and enjoy a full day of coastal relaxation.
Stories of the coast
Also known as the Coastwatchers Memorial, this Madang landmark commemorates the coastwatchers of World War II and looks across the harbour.
A coastal spot on Coronation Drive, known for its World War II military-history connection and as a place to enjoy Madang's waterfront.
Nature and culture
Explore the rainforest setting, sulfur spring and limestone cave at Balek Wildlife Sanctuary, about 20 km from Madang on the Madang-Ramu Highway.
Bilbil and Yabob villages are known for Madang's traditional hand-built pottery, a craft passed down through generations.
Explore the Baitabag Rain Forest – Kau Village birding area, listed by eBird in Madang, for lowland rainforest and local birdlife.
Photo: Francesco Veronesi, “Hook-billed Kingfisher - Papua NG”, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.