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Kokoda Track Authority
About the Kokoda Track Authority
Papua New Guinea - Australia Partnership
Kokoda Track Authority Organisation Chart
Funding to Kokoda Track Communities
What are Kokoda Track Permit Fees used for?
Your Walk
Track Management
Kokoda Track Information
Recent Projects from KTA
Future Priorities
Tour Operators
Becoming a Licensed Tour Operator
Economic Significance of Trekking on the Kokoda Track
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Getaway Trekking (PNG) Ltd
1300 979 088
www.getawaytrekking.com.au
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Over the past 17 years, Getaway Trekking has established a reputation for leading culturally and ecologically sensitive treks in many destinations. Our vast experience in trekking, combined with our understanding of local culture has contributed to us becoming a leader in the trekking area.
One of our most popular treks is the iconic Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea. For many Australians, Kokoda is pilgrimage, and represents a growing appreciation of the bravery and sacrifice of our young diggers during the Papuan Campaign.
The privilege of operating a trekking business in PNG brings with it a responsibility towards these wonderful people. We contribute on a regular basis to the schools and communities along the track. In particular, we support the villages of Buna and Sanananda on the north coast, home to most of our local staff. Though the story of the Kokoda Track is becoming more well known, it is still a little known fact that Buna in Oro Province was the scene of some of the most ferocious fighting in PNG during WW2.