Landmark
Cape Wom
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Cape Wom is a picturesque headland on the northern coast of Papua New Guinea, known for its role in World War II as a site of Japanese surrender. A memorial commemorates the event, while the pristine beach offers a serene escape. Visitors can explore the memorial, relax on the sandy shore, and enjoy panoramic views of the Bismarck Sea. The combination of historical significance and natural splendor makes Cape Wom a compelling destination for both reflection and recreation.
Don't miss
- Pay respects at the WWII surrender memorial with interpretive plaques.
- Swim or stroll along the quiet, palm-fringed beach.
- Take in sweeping ocean views from the headland.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Cape Wom
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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