Cheap Flights to Kimbe

Kimbe, a port town along the expansive Kimbe Bay, is the capital of Papua New Guinea’s province of West New Britain. The busy and thriving town is the country’s third largest port. It is also an industrial hub in the region that many traders and business travelers visit all throughout the year. Cheap flights to Kimbe are frequently scheduled for these travelers, as well as for tourists that come for the many natural wonders in the area. Logging, coconut, cocoa, and palm oil are the biggest exports of Kimbe that are regularly shipped out of its very busy main port.

Kimbe Bay is the site of more than half of all coral species in the whole of the Indo-Pacific region. Some of the best dive sites in the region are found in this area. Diving expeditions are frequently organized for the countless tourists that arrive for the underwater thrill and adventure. Kimbe also has active volcanoes, the biggest moths in the world, wallabies, bandicoots, blue-eyed cockatoos, and some of the world’s rarest and most exotic orchids. The local culture, a curious mix of age-old tradition and modern ways taught by foreign visitors, is also a thing of interest.

The most popular hotels in Kimbe are the Kautaga Guest House, the Kimbe Bay Hotel, and the Palm Lodge. The most famous of the three is the Kimbe Bay Hotel that is strategically situated on the town’s main highway, and boasting of coveted views of the coast. The hotel is also a few minutes away from the town center and the market. This business hotel has spacious rooms, business services, excellent restaurants, and business conference facilities.

Countless tourists and diving enthusiasts regularly visit the Walindi Plantation Resort, a premier dive center on Kimbe Bay that has also become a marine research conservation center. Cheap flights to Kimbe bring in divers, sightseers, ecologists, and nature conservation advocates. With the help of foreign conservationists, the dive center has established the conservation organization named Mahonia Na Dari or “Guardians of the Sea." The center now also includes a school that teaches natives about the ecological importance of coral reefs and the need to protect the marine environment for sustainable reasons.