Safari Lodge
    Lake Murray Wildlife Management Area, Papua New Guinea

    Tabubil Hotel

    Situated in the mining town of Tabubil, this hotel offers the most comfortable accommodation in the northern Western Province. It serves as a gateway for exploring the biodiverse Star Mountains region, home to unique montane flora and fauna, and can be a base for extended itineraries that might include remote wildlife viewing, though direct tours are not typically offered from here.

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    Latitude

    -5.253000

    Longitude

    141.230000

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    Tabubil Hotel in Lake Murray Wildlife Management Area

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    Nearest Airport

    Lake Murray Airport

    LMY
    1 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Dortheys Hiyo Eluay International Airport

    DJJ
    503 km away
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    Planning & reference

    Binaturi Wildlife Management Area

    Situated near the mouth of the Fly River, this WMA encompasses coastal wetlands, mangroves, and lowland forests. It's important for migratory birds, crocodiles, and traditional fishing, representing the rich biodiversity of the Fly River delta region.

    Kikori River Basin Conservation Area

    A large-scale conservation initiative protecting vast tracts of lowland rainforest, wetlands, and riverine ecosystems in the Kikori basin. It's a biodiversity hotspot for cassowaries, tree kangaroos, and unique fish, managed through community partnerships.

    Lake Kutubu Wildlife Management Area

    Centered around the pristine Lake Kutubu, a Ramsar site and one of PNG's largest freshwater lakes. It's culturally significant and home to endemic fish species, diverse birdlife, and surrounding rainforests, offering cultural and nature experiences.

    Mianmin Wildlife Management Area

    A remote WMA in the Sandaun Province, characterized by rugged terrain and pristine montane rainforests. It's a biodiversity hotspot, particularly for birds and unique flora, though very challenging to access.

    Mount Bosavi Conservation Area

    An extinct volcano often called a 'Lost World' due to its isolated caldera ecosystem. While not formally a national park, it's a site of immense scientific interest with unique and potentially undiscovered species within its pristine rainforests.

    Mount Piora Wildlife Management Area

    Situated in the Southern Highlands, this WMA protects montane rainforests around Mount Piora. It's important for local biodiversity, including various bird species and marsupials adapted to higher altitudes.

    Sulamesi Wildlife Management Area

    Located in the Gulf Province, this WMA protects extensive lowland rainforests and wetlands. It's important for cassowaries, wallabies, and a variety of bird species, representing a significant area of intact forest.

    Tonda Wildlife Management Area

    Located in the vast wetlands and savannas of the Western Province, Tonda is a Ramsar site crucial for migratory birds, crocodiles, and large mammals like Rusa deer and wallabies. It offers unique safari-like experiences in a remote, expansive setting.

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