Join the JBL expedition to Papua New Guinea

The last white spots on our planet are in Papua New Guinea - and that's exactly where JBL Expedition No. 21 will take us in May-June 2027. Ten nights in a beautiful resort at the end of the world, on the edge of untouched jungle and by the sea with intact coral reefs. Endemic animal species, rare sea creatures and original indigenous people without mobile phones. Come along and experience adventure with live aquaristic and terraristic research.

To break up the long outward flight to Papua, there is an optional stopover in Singapore. There we visit friends who are Arowana and Flowerhead breeders in the surrounding area. We then continue to Port Moresby, the capital of Papua, and then take small planes to a small airstrip at the resort on the north-eastern tip of Papua. The participants are divided into a snorkelling group, a beginner diver group and an experienced diver group. Each group visits all the sites, but at different times. In addition to the world's best coral reefs, there is another superlative: muck diving to the small and bizarre sea creatures that can be found there in the largest numbers in the world. Together with the indigenous people, participants search for animals on land and in fresh water. Those who spend the night with the indigenous people can also search the river in the dark for crabs that are certainly unknown. An insight into the life of the friendly indigenous people is of course also part of the programme. All flights, meals, accommodation and activities cost €4,900 - a special price thanks to friendly links with the resort. Scuba divers pay an additional €500. If you would like to make stops in Singapore on the outward and return journey, you can expect to pay an additional €300. However, it is also possible to take a direct connecting flight.

Accompany the JBL research team to the end of the known world and register now: Ankündigung JBL Expedition 2027 Papua-Neuguinea

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