Rabaul is a town located on the northeastern tip of New Britain, an island in Papua New Guinea. It is known for its stunning natural harbor, which is surrounded by volcanic mountains. The area has a rich history, having been an important port and administrative center during the colonial period. Rabaul is also famous for its volcanic activity, particularly the Tavurvur volcano, which erupted dramatically in 1994, leading to significant destruction. Today, Rabaul serves as a gateway for tourists exploring the region's unique landscapes, cultural heritage, and World War II history.