Milne Bay is one of the Pacific's greatest cruising grounds — a vast, island-studded bay of extraordinary biodiversity, rich indigenous cultures including the famous Trobriand Islanders, and world-class diving that makes it a pinnacle destination for serious Pacific sailors.

Madang is a tropical jewel — the most beautiful port in PNG, with world-class WWII wreck diving, lush tropical gardens, and a relaxed pace that makes it the highlight of any north coast Papua New Guinea cruise.

The Louisiade Archipelago is a true Pacific frontier — an extensive chain of pristine atolls and barrier reefs at the remote southeastern edge of PNG, offering sailors extraordinary natural beauty, world-class diving, and a genuine wilderness cruising experience with minimal traffic.

Port Moresby is the essential gateway to PNG's extraordinary cruising grounds — while the city itself requires caution and preparation, the RPYC provides a safe and welcoming base from which to organise the permits and provisions needed to explore one of the Pacific's most remarkable nations.

The Santa Cruz Islands are among the most remote and rarely visited destinations in the South Pacific — a frontier cruising ground of extraordinary natural and cultural richness that rewards the well-prepared, self-sufficient sailor seeking true Pacific adventure.

Honiara is the gateway to the Solomon Islands — an historically rich port on Iron Bottom Sound that provides the necessary clearance and services for exploring one of the Pacific's most rewarding and least-visited cruising grounds.

Marovo Lagoon is one of the Pacific's last great unspoiled cruising frontiers — a UNESCO-listed double barrier reef lagoon of extraordinary size and beauty, offering world-class diving, genuine cultural experiences, and the rare privilege of remoteness.

Gizo is the base for exploring the Western Solomon Islands — an area of extraordinary marine biodiversity, compelling WWII history, and remote island cultures that make this one of the Pacific's most rewarding and least-visited cruising grounds.

The Loyalty Islands reward the cruiser willing to leave New Caledonia's main lagoon — particularly Ouvéa's spectacular atoll and Lifou's dramatic cliffs — offering an authentic Kanak cultural experience and some of the Pacific's finest crystal-clear anchorages.

The Isle of Pines is one of the Pacific's most beautiful destinations — an island of extraordinary natural grace where turquoise lagoons, ancient pine forests, and pristine beaches combine to create an anchorage experience that stays with you forever.