Bougainville has a lot to offer from experiencing village life and culture to exploring the forests rivers and beaches.
Communication is difficult so advanced contact is necessary so the tourism office can make contact and arrangements.

Accommodation ranges from simple village housing to more permanent but basic housing.

Buin experience

Buin is in South Bougainville and was home to the Japanese during WWII. The Japanese established a small city known as Little Tokyo.
Daniel Korake is the contact for tours in Buin and he is contacted via the tourism office.

Things to do in the area are bushwalking, bird watching, viewing WWII relics, exploring the forests and rivers and walking along the beaches and snorkeling reefs.

Torokina experience

Torokina is on the West Coast of Bougainville mainland and is accessible by boat only; the boat trip takes about four hours depending on sea conditions.
Torokina was the base for the American Forces during WWII and they have left behind some impressive relics. Behind Torokina is Mt Bagana, an active and smoking volcano and is accessible by tractor and then a walk to a village at the base of the volcano where you can explore further with local guides.
The contact person for Torokina is Robin Kenaus and he can be contacted through the tourism office.