Located in the southwestern Pacific, Papua New Guinea is one of Earth’s most culturally and biologically diverse countries. Home to over 800 tribes and more than 850 languages, it holds the world record for linguistic diversity. The rugged landscape, featuring dense rainforests, towering mountains, and remote islands, has helped preserve both its unique cultures and wildlife. The country is a biodiversity tressure-trove for naturalists, with 5% of the world’s biodiversity found here. The forests are home to extraordinary species, including the bird-of-paradise, known for its elaborate courtship displays. Other endemic wildlife includes tree kangaroos, cassowaries, and many reptiles and insects. Papua New Guinea’s coastal waters offer some of the world’s best marine biodiversity and are becoming a popular fishing and snorkelling destination. We have been organising bird and wildlife photography tours here since 2014, ensuring travellers experience its rare species and rich traditions through expert-led expeditions.