Town in Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea
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Alotau is the provincial capital of Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea.
22 rooms with panoramic views of the Bay.
Seven bungalows on the edge of the Bay a few minutes from Alotau.
Bungalow village accommodation. Live with the Mataios, a lovely family. Food included, many tours of Milne Bay Province available on request.
Five bungalows and some twin "Flashpacker" rooms, close to the Bay
Run by a family descended from a 19th-century English missionary, the Lodge offers 24 Standard Rooms and 12 Executive Rooms, as well as some family units.
Owned and operated by the traditional landowners of the area. Includes comfortable units and a dormitory for backpackers. In the heart of the rainforest on the Southern arm of Milne Bay, about one hour's drive from Alotau.
1100 hectares of coconut palms and rainforest, surrounded by white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, with a nine-hole golf course. Bungalows are right on the sea, and there is a shared guest house that provides inexpensive accommodation.
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