The Rabaul Volcanic Group is located along the northeastern coast of Kokopo and consists of several active volcanoes. Among them, the Tavurvur Volcano is the most active, with its 1994 eruption destroying the old city center. Visitors can overlook the ash-covered crater from an observation deck or take a boat tour to experience the breathtaking scenery where volcanoes and bays intertwine. Coastal trails wind around ancient lava flows and tropical forests, offering opportunities for volcanic landscape research and photography. The best time to visit is during the dry season (May to October), when the weather is clear, allowing visitors to overlook the eruption sites and the surrounding island scenery. It is an ideal place to explore geological wonders and historical contexts.