Business Directory Gulf: reviews

Rooms are good except power, which is not the hotel's fault, its to do with PNG pawa.enjoyed my stay there for two nights. A good place to stay after a long road travel.

This place is a lovely place but one thing it filled with old building from before

Small for only small plane like MAF etc.
It was located beside a beach called Paripa Beach. The beach is Cool. The sea is cold and nice. I thought of staying there forever.

Lovely small village with warm friendly people, a great food market and sport. Hospital is newly rebuilt with excellent doctors and nurses.

You won't believe what you hear when you see the place, distance and other things.

The Bluff is a renowned spot where every village around the area have slight version of its legend (even published in educational articles – journals for early readers).
The landscape is scenic where the point laying on the beach meets the ocean gracefully.

Even sea-gulls, switflets, crane, frigates and eagles can be seen on the reefs especially on low tides or fish seasons where it creates a mystical view (a place where bird watchers will love it).
When the sun sets, facing the sea on the left lights up are lights in the small town (Kerema) and on the right is the beautiful view of the sun set creating a mystically scenic view.
Protruding near the beach is the point, and on the other side (North) of it is the small mountain range where beneath are small waterfalls found. It serves as bathing and drinking water for travelers walking on the beach.
About 4.5km (2.8 Miles) west is where the Catholic run school Don Bosco – Araimiri located, where the mission does its best to maintain the access road (vehicular track) from Petoe Point (small craft wharf) to the school, of course passing The Bluff.

From Kerema Town, crossing Tairu Ma towards the other side is Petoe. Taking the vehicular track (about 12.45Km/7.74 Miles) is where Bluff point is.

A cool and quiet place, great for taking landscape pictures.