Why is there such a large discrepancy in cost between different trek operators?
• The bottom line is, you get what you pay for. Do you really want to walk the Kokoda Track and camp with large groups of 50 or more people? Some operators have had up to 150 trekkers in the one group! Due to the risks associated with trekking in such remote locations, you should choose a reputable operator who offer the following as a minimum: • maintain public liability insurance • group leaders who maintain current first aid certification and a comprehensive first aid kit • pre-trek training program • It is essential to be physically prepared for the Kokoda Track if you want to succeed and enjoy the experience along the way. Follow the link if you would like check how much training you will require to do the Kokoda Track given your current level of fitness. • expert equipment advice • Unless the representative in the local outdoor supplies store has trekked the Kokoda Track themselves, they will not know the correct equipment to use in this terrain. • appropriate communication equip
