Tami Islands

The Tami Islands (also Cretininseln ) are an inhabited group of four small coral islands east of the Huon Peninsula in Morobe Province of Papua New Guinea to the Cape Cretin on the former Kaiser-Wilhelms -Land. The archipelago is located about 12 km south-east before Finschhafen. Only the islands Kalal ( Tami Iceland ) and Wonam are inhabited, with one village.

The islands are named after the New Guinea tribe Tami, who lives here. Here is the famous wooden bowls ( Essmulden ) are produced with carving.