Lae
A quiet bar overlooking the foyer of the hotel and kitted out with WWII photography and aviation memorabilia. Collared shirts are mandatory. Downstairs…
Must-see nightlife in Papua New Guinea
Lae
A big nightclub opposite the old airfield where the music is deafening and security both inside and out is necessarily tight. There's no extra charge for…
New Britain
A mix of expats and nationals come to this laid-back spot with sea-fronting veranda. In addition to cold drinks (and darts!), Ralum has Chinese and steak…
Port Moresby
This large, airy place is the last bastion of post-colonial white elitism, with expats and a few visiting yachties mixing over cold beer and good bistro…
Port Moresby
This club at the Lamana hotel has live music courtesy of in-house bands a couple of nights a week, but otherwise it’s given over to DJs and local rappers…
Port Moresby
Ritzy, glitzy superclub – the only one in PNG! – that attracts a well-heeled young local crowd and expats ready to party. Think lots of neon, a massive…
Port Moresby
An excellent selection of Highland coffees and delectable cakes in refined yuppy surroundings on the first floor of Vision City Mall. And did we mention…
Port Moresby
Attached to the Shady Rest Hotel, this offers a more 'genuine' PNG experience - raw and spirited. If you're offended by loud music, the odd swinging pool…
Port Moresby
With live music Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights, Ozzie’s is a laid-back and unprepossessing place where you can mix it with older locals who love to…
Port Moresby
Low-key spot underneath the Crowne Plaza with live music on Thursday nights, and decent pub grub (mains K22 to K35) served on the enclosed patio.
Port Moresby
After-work happy hour means two-for-one beers at this popular expat hangout with pool tables. Gets particularly raucous on Friday nights.
New Britain
Check the blackboard out front for live music and DJs, which occasionally rock into the night.
