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Garove Island, Papua New Guinea

Though diminutive in size, spanning just 26 square miles, Garove holds a grand presence among the Vitu Island group. Known alternatively as the Witu Islands, these verdant isles are a testament to nature's bounty. The fertile volcanic soil nurtures abundant cocoa and copra plantations, offering sustenance and livelihood to the island dwellers.

Garove is a geological marvel; it is not a mere atoll but a submerged volcano rising dramatically from the ocean's depths. The volcanic peaks that break the water's surface are reminders of the island's fiery origins. Late 19th-century eruptions triggered seismic activity and tsunamis, leaving an indelible mark on local villages.

Today, Garove offers an intriguing blend of natural splendor, rich agricultural heritage, and a fascinating past. It's not just an island; it's a destination that invites you to delve into the rhythms of nature, the fruits of the earth, and the echoes of history. 

INCLUDED SHORE EXCURSIONS
Guided Island Tour

Engage in a cultural exchange during a visit to a local village. Here, you can witness firsthand the traditions and lifestyle shaped by the island's unique geography and history.

INCLUDED EXPEDITIONS
Snorkeling & Scuba Diving

Plunge into the clear waters for snorkeling and scuba diving expeditions. Discover the underwater wonders that lie beneath the island's volcanic peaks and perhaps gain a new perspective on Garove's submerged treasures.

*Experiences are subject to change.