Papua New Guinea
Admittedly, this restaurant doesn’t make much of an impression; it’s right on the foreshore but designed to have no views and be stiflingly hot. People don’t come for the view, however, but for the enormous selection of Chinese cuisine with a few Thai and Southeast Asian dishes thrown in. The beer is cold and you can buy wine by the glass.
For views, pop next door to the Madang Country Club.
1.12 MILES
In the same building as the Madang Visitors & Cultural Bureau, this small but fascinating museum is worth visiting. Learn about the 1660 eruption of Long…
Coastwatchers’ Memorial Beacon
0.43 MILES
The 30m-high Coastwatchers Memorial Beacon, visible 25km out to sea, is a reminder of those who stayed behind enemy lines during WWII to report on…
0.86 MILES
You can’t miss Madang’s bats, they’re everywhere; wheeling overhead all day, constantly disturbed by the town noises below. Locals told us that these…
1. Coastwatchers’ Memorial Beacon
0.43 MILES
The 30m-high Coastwatchers Memorial Beacon, visible 25km out to sea, is a reminder of those who stayed behind enemy lines during WWII to report on…
0.86 MILES
You can’t miss Madang’s bats, they’re everywhere; wheeling overhead all day, constantly disturbed by the town noises below. Locals told us that these…
1.12 MILES
In the same building as the Madang Visitors & Cultural Bureau, this small but fascinating museum is worth visiting. Learn about the 1660 eruption of Long…