Your stay with us contributes to the conservation of the Madang Province, especially its coastal reefs, rivers, rainforests and mangroves
Development of Bogia helps prevent logging and other environmently unsound practices because money spent in the area, directly supports local population. Over-fishing and uncontrolled logging is an issue in parts of Papua New Guinea. Bogia is lucky enough to have escaped this danger
With our village tours you can experience Papua New Guinea Village life first-hand, try our traditional food and see how the lucky people live
Keen birdwatchers will not be disappointed as there is an impressive list of unique and endemic avifauna including Ramu region’s trademark Victoria crowned pigeon, who rule supreme in the nearby swamplands and floodplains with their neighbours, the double and single wattle cassowaries, Blyth’s hornbill, silver crested cockatoo, robins, parrots, lorrrikets and goshawks. Together with Bogia and Lower Ramu’s freshwater and seawater bird species, many of which are yet to be identified and named, this is PNG’s next biggest bird watching hot spot
