Papua New Guinea Getting Around
Getting Around by Air
Getting Around by Water
For the local people in some regions of the country, rivers, particularly the Sepik, provide the main thoroughfares. In these areas it is possible to hire motorised canoes or obtain passage on a trading boat; however, apart from cruises, there are no regular public transport operators on the rivers.
Getting Around by Road
Bus: PMVs (public motor vehicles) operate in the main centres from bus shelters or they can be hailed.
Taxi: Available in district centres but expensive. Although operated on a metered basis, fares can be negotiated.
Car hire: Available in principal towns.
Documentation: A national driving licence is sufficient.
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