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Real Name: Glenn Brown
Lives In: Canada
Member Since: Mar 09, 2002
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  • Kimbe - Central part of New Britain Island
  • Central part of New Britain Island
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  • Favorite Thing: Kimbe is located in West New Britain Province, which encompasses most of western and central New Britain Island. In contrast to the well known areas of East New Britain, such as Rabaul, West New Britain is virtually untouched, unexplored and unknown to tourists. However, the area around Kimbe Bay and it's Williamez Peninsula is an exception to this rule. Located here are the small towns of Kimbe, Hoskins and the Walindi Plantation Dive Resort, which is located in an oil palm plantation on the shores of Kimbe Bay. The Bay has scenic small islands and is fringed by volcanic mountains, some of which are still active.

    I never had much chance to do any exploring during my two working visits to Kimbe but I can confirm that has a very nice location and a relaxed pace of life! A 90-minute direct flight from Port Moresby was the usual method of transportation for me.


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    Comments for Bwana_Brown about Kimbe
    tiabunna Sat Feb 2, 2008 11:51 UTC
     Yes, 'quiet' certainly looks the right description, but there must be a finite risk of a volcano firing up in that area! The 'virtual visit' was enjoyable though.:))
    pepples46 Wed Dec 14, 2005 05:07 UTC
     I do remember the outbreak of the Volcano..we even had some thick stuff passing over NZ north tip.
    globetrott Fri Dec 2, 2005 09:39 UTC
     an interesting page, Glen, thanks for sharing !

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