Oceania – Wildlife-Lodges

Tiritiri Matangi Bunkhouse

Post author:Tom Bird
Post published:28th October 2020
Post category:New Zealand Oceania Tiritiri Matangi Island
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Tiritiri Matangi Island is a wildlife sanctuary and one of New Zealand's most important and exciting conservation projects. It is located 30km north east of central Auckland and just 4km from the end of the Whangaparaoa Peninsula. A hundred and twenty years of farming had seen this 220-hectare island stripped of 94% of its native bush but between 1984 and 1994, volunteers planted between 250,000 and 300,000 trees. The Island is now 60% forested with the remaining 40% left as grassland for species preferring open habitat.

Malolo Plantation Lodge

Post author:Tom Bird
Post published:28th September 2020
Post category:Madang Oceania Papua New Guinea
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Malolo' directly translated from Tok Pisin means 'rest' and the very nature of the lodge, its surrounds and the local people, ensure that one can do just that - relax. A most serene place where one falls asleep to the gentle lapping of the ocean and wakes to the morning calls of tropical birds.

Lake Murray Lodge

Post author:Steve Bird
Post published:5th May 2020
Post category:Lake Murray Oceania Papua New Guinea
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Nestled among the trees on an island spit, Lake Murray lodge, the newest lodge in our portfolio, overlooks beautiful Lake Murray. The lodge has found its' home in this very remote area and on the largest lake in Papua New Guinea

Ambua Lodge

Post author:Steve Bird
Post published:1st May 2020
Post category:Oceania Papua New Guinea Tari
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A favored destination among birders, Ambua's rain forests have been the star of many a wildlife documentary. An incredible 217 species have been recorded here and Ambua is home to 13 different species of Bird of Paradise.

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