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Papua New Guinea, Oceania
Photo: Uncredited, likely Billy Hancock, a pearl trader resident of the Trobriand Islands, who died before 1929 [1]., Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
The Trobriand Islands (also known as the Kiriwina Islands) are a group of raised coral atolls in the north of Milne Bay Province in Papua New Guinea.
On the waterfront in Losuia township.
From Alotau it may also be possible to get a ride on one of the small boats that carry stores to the Trobriands.
Read in the guideFor a small fee, hitch a ride on one of the boats going between the islands.
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