A clear reality check — so expectations match the ground truth.
We’ll share a simple “how to reach Agats” checklist once you request details.
Papua is not for beginners or weak nerves — and we will be honest in the fit-check.
Private trips. Small scale. Real access. Choose the route that matches your comfort level and fitness.
This is the “truthful” version: real travel, flexible timing, and activities adjusted to conditions and your priorities.
We adjust pacing depending on wildlife, weather, village schedules, and your focus (culture vs nature vs photography).
We do not offer staged “tourist treehouse shows”. Our approach is slower and permission-based.
The first half follows the Asmat 5D/4N structure (Agats + Warse village), then transitions into the Korowai segment (entry point → trekking → villages → return). Exact day allocation depends on river levels, permissions, and your energy — but the overall structure matches the outlines above.
Papua is sensitive. If we do it, we do it right.
Depending on timing, you may be able to see the annual festival. We can only recommend it conditionally: it can be crowded and sometimes feels “performed for tourists”. If your goal is authenticity and calm encounters, we’ll tell you honestly whether the festival fits — or if it’s better to focus on village time and river travel instead.
Very clear boundaries: what starts when you arrive in Agats, and what you handle independently.
Final inclusions may vary slightly by route and conditions — we confirm everything transparently in your itinerary.
A few frames to show the vibe — raw, real, and deeply memorable.
