Beach · Losuia, Milne Bay
Kaibola Beach
White-sand beach in northern Kiriwina, beside the village of Kaibola, with clear water and a coral reef close to the shore, good for swimming and snorkeling.
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About Kaibola Beach
Kaibola Beach is at the northern tip of the island of Kiriwina, beside the village of the same name, at the end of the road that crosses the island from Losuia. The sand is white and the water clear, with a coral reef a few meters from the beach.
The reef allows snorkeling directly from the sand, with corals and reef fish in shallow water. The beach belongs to the Kaibola community, which receives visitors and charges a contribution for use.
Along the way, the road passes through Omarakana and other villages with yam houses, and the beach visit is usually combined with those stops on a full-day excursion.
Nearby is Kalopa Cave, which holds ancient burials and is also visited with community guides.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
From half a day to a full day, combining stops at the villages along the way.
Best time
Late morning and early afternoon, when the sun is high and the water is usually clearer for snorkeling.
How to get there
It is in the north of Kiriwina, at the end of the main road from Losuia. Go with your accommodation’s transport.
Tip
Bring a mask and snorkel, water and sunscreen, and cash for the community contribution.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Kaibola Beach
Can you snorkel at Kaibola Beach?
Yes. There is a coral reef a few meters from the sand, with clear, shallow water.
Where is Kaibola Beach located?
At the far north of Kiriwina Island, in the Trobriand Islands, at the end of the road that starts from Losuia.
Do you have to pay to go to Kaibola Beach?
The beach belongs to the Kaibola community, which charges a contribution from visitors. Bring cash.
