The “Sepik Spirit”, constructed in 1989, is built specially to suit the demands of a shallow riverboat for guiding inland waterways. Its shallow draft allows passengers into distant corners of the Sepik Region and areas not otherwise accessible to larger boats. It was refurbished(裝修) in early 2006 to ensure that the Sepik Spirit meets the expectations of the modern travellers. The refurbishment includes new interior and improved noise resistance.
The Sepik Spirit holds 18 passengers in 9 twin bedrooms each with private bathroom. Onboard facilities include a dining room, living room, bar, video and covered upper observatory deck(甲板). The entire boat is air-conditioned. Because the Sepik Spirit is designed to operate in this unique environment, she is the ideal size for exploration. This, combined with small passenger numbers, allows the travellers an excellent experience to little visited areas.
Day trips from the Sepik Spirit are done in an 18-seater riverboat, also designed for the operation. Their open-air design gives the travellers a sense of place, a feeling for the river and its people.
Areas that the Sepik Spirit and her guests may visit are the Karawari River, Blackwater Lakes, Chambri Lakes, the Middle Sepik and the Upper Sepik. The river banks where the boat operates are dotted with many large traditional villages each with its own unique “Haus Tambaran” or spirit house decorated with ancestral figures. Mix with the friendly people and experience a culture that meets very few outsiders.
Please E-Mail if you want to know more about us.
Please note that private touring and transfers are not available on the Sepik Spirit.
Please note that Sepik Spirit departure and termination(終結(jié)，終點) points sometimes change without notice.
AIR TRANSFER COST: US$375.00 one way
小題1:The “Sepik Spirit” is a riverboat ________.
A．specially designed and built for the local transportation
B．built and refurbished in 1989
C．providing good conditions for a small number of tourists
D．traveling in the day only
小題2:The Sepik Spirit boat is most possibly named after ________.
A．a(chǎn) person
B．a(chǎn)n animal
C．a(chǎn) building
D．a(chǎn) river
小題3:A passenger chooses to travel on the Sepik Spirit most possibly because he is interested in ________.
A．boat making
B．river traveling
C．the unique scenery and culture in this area
D．the excellent conditions and service of the boat
小題4:Which of the following factors about taking the Sepik Spirit is right?
A．You can send an E-mail for further information.
B．You can rent the boat for yourself if you please.
C．The schedule of the boat trip will be strictly followed.
D．A Sepik Spirit trip will cost you US$375.00 one way.

小題1:C
小題2:D
小題3:C
小題4:A
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