Adventure Bound

06/04/2025

What's the terrain like on Kokoda???
Well, there's a lot of this!
Nature's uneven staircase!

31/03/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX30WbklcCk
Here's some tent set up tips from Olly, to start your week!

The best tent set up for hiking Kokoda, with ex SAS veteran, Olly from Adventure Bound Tours.

10/03/2025

An added bonus of trekking Kokoda is the amazing people you will meet to share the journey!!
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12/02/2025

It's the little things that can make all the difference to your trek! Every Adventure Bound trekker has their own space in a two person tent! And our awesome porters help put your tent up and down each day!

26/01/2025

31/12/2024

Make 2025 an adventurous year and experience the history, culture and achievement of the Kokoda Track! Learn more at www.adventureboundtours.com.au

29/12/2024

Book your 2025 adventure now!!
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Specialising in group adventures. Hosted by ex-Australian SAS veteran. Fully inclusive tours. Kokoda Track PNG PH: +61 427 603 602

16/12/2024

Experience the track with friends! Book now for 2025!
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16/12/2024

The Kokoda Track is awesome to experience with friends! Check out our options for treks from April to October in 2025!
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11/12/2024

We are so pleased for our PNG family, the Kokoda Track is open! Book now for 2025!!
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11/12/2024

We are so pleased for our PNG family that the Kokoda Track has opened up again! And we are excited for you, the trekkers, who get to experience it in 2025! Book now as places are filling up!

Specialising in group adventures. Hosted by ex-Australian SAS veteran. Fully inclusive tours. Kokoda Track PNG PH: +61 427 603 602

10/11/2024

Remembrance Day 2024

21/10/2024

An awesome highlight reel of our August 2024 trek by amazing photographer and friend Astrid Volzke

16/10/2024

We are so disappointed for our October trekkers, and our PNG family, that our October trek had to be cancelled due to the ongoing negotiations between landowners and the PNG government. This means our trekking season has finished for 2024! Our October trekkers have been absolutely amazing in attitude and generosity, with some donating their porter fee to the locals, as the porters will find it tough to cope with the season finishing early. Thank you all for such a great year and we look forward to the 2025 season!!

01/09/2024

Here they are....some of the amazing photos of the August trek, thanks to our friend and professional photographer Astrid @ Our PhotoStories!! Enjoy and well done trekkers!

28/08/2024

Our August trekkers have done it! They walked under the arches in Kokoda this afternoon having completed 96kms across the Owen Stanley Ranges on a beautiful sunny day! The day started with a memorial service at Isurava to pay their respects to the fallen soldiers of the Isurava Battle. They also inspected the site where Bruce Kingsbury won the Victoria Cross, the only one awarded during the campaign. After the service, they started their walk to Isurava Village and then it was a long downhill stretch through many native gardens into the village of Deniki. Here they stopped to look out over Kokoda and its’ airstrip. They continued down to the beautiful village of Hoi for lunch and a refreshing swim. Then it was only a 6km flat stretch to finally pass under the arches at Kokoda. After high fives and photos, they walked through Kokoda to the plateau where they inspected the battle site and the memorial, to learn about the 39th Bn epic battle to save Australia. Then it was a short walk to their campsite for the night, where they have taken off their boots for the last time and are celebrating with some cold soft drinks, as there is an alcohol ban!! Well done team, you smashed it!

27/08/2024

Day 7 and our August trekkers left Templeton’s crossing and made their way to the Eora Creek spur. This is one of the positions where the battle of Eora creek was conducted. There are still visible signs of the Australians defensive positions, the most predominant being a possible Australian mortar position where we will find a recently dug up cache of mortars and grenades. They kept following the spur into Eora creek where they inspected some remaining remnants of Australian and Japanese equipment left after the battle. Leaving Eora Creek, they climbed again up a steep open section to the beautiful village of Alola. Here they stopped for a well-deserved lunch cooked by our amazing porters. After a good rest and a hearty lunch, they continued to inspect Cons Rock, where surgeries were performed during the campaign. Then it was an easy short walk into the Isurava Battle site where they had a look at the pillars and enjoyed the views down the valley. They will camp there for the night. Everyone is doing well and looking forward to their final day of walking tomorrow!

26/08/2024

Day 6 and our August trekkers have arrived safe and well in camp after a relatively easy day on the track. This morning they began with a short walk to Myola Lakes, which was a vital supply drop zone during the Kokoda campaign, then onto Bombers Camp to check out the B25 plane wreck there. They then headed through the Moss Forest, making their way up to the highest point of the track, where there is no view! They continued onto the Kokoda Gap, a reference point used by pilots in the campaign. They stopped at Dump 1 for a swim and some lunch, and maybe a spot of fishing by the porters. After lunch it was a bit further to the campsite at Templeton's Crossing, named after Captain Sam Templeton who was one of the first to be killed during the early stages of the Kokoda Campaign. It was another beautiful day on the track, with no rain!