Kokoda Track Treks

That’s right, we put you front and centre on your journey across the Kokoda Track.

Not only are we one of the longest running Kokoda Operators, but we also run expeditions all over the world to some of the most remote locations on the planet. We bring our global expertise to Kokoda to ensure you have a great and safe trek.

Our treks are assisted by our Local Teams who come from various villages along the Track. We only use local Guides from the Kokoda Track, not from elsewhere.  This ensures we will have a safe journey across the Track.

The people who live along the Track are Seventh Day Adventists. Their Sabbath runs from Friday evening to Saturday evening. That is why we do not trek on a Saturday. They have asked all companies to do this (we are the only one that abides by it). Plus it gives us a day to rest, see what it’s like to live along the Track and have a moment to pause on our journey.

Food is so important to us. The only thing we love more than preparing great food is eating it. You will notice the difference too. You will have FRESH food served each night, from Indonesian Curries to Italian pasta and maybe even a pizza or a doughnut along the way. No rehydrated food here.

Most Kokoda operators tell the story of the Kokoda Track, some more than others. We too have our own take on the Kokoda Campaign by bringing the stories of the struggle alive through the eyes of individual soldiers. This way our trekkers can empathize with what they endured. We also give you the Japanese perspective, often overlooked on the trail.

The local and natural history of the Kokoda Track is so often overlooked while trekking. We will learn what it is like to live on the Kokoda Track, from the people who know, our local team. Each evening they will explain topics as diverse as natural medicine, marriage rights, land ownership and more. These are fascinating topics and will give you a greater appreciation of your journey.

This is a little thing but it is so important. Walking North to South means you get told the story of the Kokoda Campaign in a chronological order. The history and the stories make sense. If you walk South to North, you will have the story told backwards and it simply doesn’t come aloive like it does North to South.

Our local team only comes from villages from along the Kokoda track and as such they are passionate about their communities, they know everyone on the Track and they have a deep understanding of the Natural History of the trail. They are also direct descendents of the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels, the men who helped Australian Soldiers during WWII and they are proud to keep this tradion alive by helping you across the Track.