We anchored in
We met Adam from
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Kavieng (NE of New Ireland) is also a place to surf when it’s the season around December, and of course diving in crystal clear waters.
PNG has been the theater of the Second World War, and many Japanese relics on land and wrecks in the sea can be visited.

Nusa Island Retreat just opposite of the Government Wharf is a very relaxing place with a lot of pets starting from a sea eagle, parrots, hornbill, awl, turtle, lizard and more leaving there, all injured ones and brought from locals.
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After
Market is colorful, and on week-ends (Saturday being the best day) locals bring the fresh vegetables and fruits from the plateau where it’s cooler to grow vegetables.
The supermarkets are very well furbished; it’s more expensive coming from
We do our own yogurt using powder milk that we dilute in water and heat to
Ones it turned solid we keep it in the fridge and enjoy it.

Last year in Miri we had the opportunity to buy the Easiyo kit with instant natural yogurt powder packs in spare to start a new yogurt if it comes too. No need!
We discovered the megapode eggs.
You can buy the diesel in
One day we made an excursion on
They are huge and the rust is doing his job slowly.
Wednesday, June 19 we cleared out by custom and got a cruising permit. We did a last fresh shopping at the market and went back to the yacht to make her ready to leave Saturday morning.
After a last refreshing beer at the resort at sundown, we said goodbye to all the friendly people we met and went to sleep.
Saturday morning at 8 o clock after breakfast wet started the engine hoist the anchor left the comfortable Duck Pond and made our way thru Steffen Strait to Kokopo.



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