Legal Disclaimer: each participant must sign a legal liability disclaimer at the beginning of his/ her trip. (click...)

Terms & Conditions: please read our terms and conditions document carefully explaining the various procedures regarding refunds, dispute resolution policies and more. Our Terms & Conditions are attached to each itinerary. Acceptance of these terms is confirmed by payment of invoice. (click...)

Costs: all inclusions are stipulated and pointed out in provided quotes and travel plans. Any optional activities are not included in the overall price. Where expenses cannot be calculated, for example when travelling to Papua New Guinea or the Pacific Islands, this will be clearly stated. Quotes are subject to change at any time. Price becomes fixed after receiving a deposit.

Cultural differences: We ask you respect and abide by local laws and customs while visiting tribes, indigenous reserves or sacred sites and while viewing rituals.cyber

Accommodation: accommodation standards are described in provided itineraries according to initial arrangements and initial consultation. While traveling through remote areas, especially in Papua New Guinea, be aware that accommodation may be provided by local villages. Conditions are safe, but primitive i.e. traditional huts, no septic toilet systems, no running water etc. – an adventure!

Schedule: During your trip we want you to see everything planned and more. However delays and in some cases a change in itinerary/ plan can occur caused by the changing moods of Mother Nature and other unforeseeable situations such as political unrest, tribal war, Force Majeure etc. Should such a situation arise all measures will be taken to arrange an alternative to fill the disrupted part of the tour.

Tropical Diseases: We advise travelers going to Papua New Guinea and/ or other remote areas in the Pacific to get preventive medicine for malaria. Additionally, we ask that all participants carry any personal medicine required due to any ongoing personal illness e.g. Asthma, Allergies, Diabetes etc.

Climate: When planning your trip we keep in mind your comfort therefore we recommend the following months for traveling to the southern hemisphere:

Tropical Australia: March – November (Cairns, Darwin): Australia's winter months, nice warm climate, low humidity and fine weather. No jelly fish and no cyclones. Average temperatures: 16°C - 30°C
The red interior of Australia: May – October (Uluru, Alice Springs, desert): although still hot during the day time it is much more bearable during winter than in the summer months, nights can be cold. Dry climate. Average temperatures: 5°C - 30°C
Coastal Australia: September – April (Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth): best time to visit is during the Australian summer, however this is also the busiest time. Sunny days, warm temperatures and mild nights. Average temperatures: 18°C - 30°C

Papua New Guinea and Oceania: May – October: the closer to the Equator the more humid the climate, which makes this time the mildest and most pleasant. Papua New Guinea is best visited during this time due to tribal shows taking place. A must-see if you are in the area…

Insurance: Travel insurance is every traveler's personal obligation.