Some hotels have 110 volt outlets for shavers and hair dryers. For most occasions, dress is informal and casual. Thongs, sneakers and sandshoes are not allowed in some bars and restaurants. In the Highlands sturdy walking shoes are recommended, as is a sweater or jacket for cool evenings. You won't go hungry in Papua New Guinea.
Western cuisine is available in hotels, restaurants, guest houses, lodges and village resorts.
Port Moresby has several Asian and European restaurants. For something different try a traditional 'mumu' of roast pork, chicken or fish, sweet potato, taro, banana and greens. Remember that Saturday is a half day for most shops and virtually every place is closed on Sunday. The Sporting Life Play golf, tennis and squash or go fishing, diving, snorkelling, hunting and trekking. Check with Air Niugini and the PNG Tourism Promotion Authority for venues.