Do I need any previous art experience to join?

Absolutely not! Our workshops in Kimbe are designed specifically for beginners. Our professional street artists will guide you through every step, from holding the spray can correctly to mastering complex layering techniques. Whether you've never touched a can of paint or consider yourself a bit of a doodler, you'll leave with a masterpiece and a huge smile on your face. We provide all the guidance you need to feel like a pro!

What should I wear to the graffiti workshop?

We use high-quality spray paints, and while we provide protective ponchos and gloves, it’s best to wear something you don't mind getting a little 'artistic' on. Avoid your favourite designer gear! Closed-toe shoes are a must for safety. Think comfortable, casual clothing that allows you to move around freely while you're creating your big street art piece under the Kimbe sun.

Is the spray paint safe to use?

Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective clothing to ensure everyone stays safe while spraying. Our artists are experienced professionals who supervise the entire session, ensuring that the paint is used correctly and that the environment remains fun and hazard-free for all participants. You can focus entirely on the creative process knowing we’ve got the safety side covered.

How long does the graffiti session last?

A standard tourist workshop in Kimbe usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a proper introduction, some practice runs on the 'practice wall', and then the main event where you create your final piece. It’s the perfect length to fit into a busy day of diving or exploring New Britain without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.

Can I take my artwork home with me?

Yes! While we often work on large communal walls for that authentic street art feel, we can also arrange for you to work on individual canvases or boards. This means you can take your unique Kimbe souvenir home with you! If you prefer the 'big wall' experience, we'll make sure to take plenty of high-quality photos of you and your work so you can share your skills on social media.

Is there a minimum or maximum group size?

Groups of all sizes are welcome! Whether you’re a solo traveller looking to meet people, a couple on a tropical getaway, or a large family group, we can accommodate you. For very large groups, we simply bring in more of our expert artists to ensure everyone gets plenty of personal attention and enough spray cans to go around. Just let us know your group size when booking!

How do I pay for the workshop?

At Graffitifun, we believe in flexibility for travellers. You don't need to pay anything upfront when you book your Kimbe workshop. You only pay after the session is complete and you're 100% happy with the experience. We accept various payment methods on-site, making it easy and stress-free to add a splash of colour to your Papua New Guinea itinerary.

Do I need any previous art experience to join?

Absolutely not! Our workshops in Kimbe are designed specifically for beginners. Our professional street artists will guide you through every step, from holding the spray can correctly to mastering complex layering techniques. Whether you've never touched a can of paint or consider yourself a bit of a doodler, you'll leave with a masterpiece and a huge smile on your face. We provide all the guidance you need to feel like a pro!

What should I wear to the graffiti workshop?

We use high-quality spray paints, and while we provide protective ponchos and gloves, it’s best to wear something you don't mind getting a little 'artistic' on. Avoid your favourite designer gear! Closed-toe shoes are a must for safety. Think comfortable, casual clothing that allows you to move around freely while you're creating your big street art piece under the Kimbe sun.

Is the spray paint safe to use?

Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective clothing to ensure everyone stays safe while spraying. Our artists are experienced professionals who supervise the entire session, ensuring that the paint is used correctly and that the environment remains fun and hazard-free for all participants. You can focus entirely on the creative process knowing we’ve got the safety side covered.

How long does the graffiti session last?

A standard tourist workshop in Kimbe usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a proper introduction, some practice runs on the 'practice wall', and then the main event where you create your final piece. It’s the perfect length to fit into a busy day of diving or exploring New Britain without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.

Can I take my artwork home with me?

Yes! While we often work on large communal walls for that authentic street art feel, we can also arrange for you to work on individual canvases or boards. This means you can take your unique Kimbe souvenir home with you! If you prefer the 'big wall' experience, we'll make sure to take plenty of high-quality photos of you and your work so you can share your skills on social media.

Is there a minimum or maximum group size?

Groups of all sizes are welcome! Whether you’re a solo traveller looking to meet people, a couple on a tropical getaway, or a large family group, we can accommodate you. For very large groups, we simply bring in more of our expert artists to ensure everyone gets plenty of personal attention and enough spray cans to go around. Just let us know your group size when booking!

How do I pay for the workshop?

At Graffitifun, we believe in flexibility for travellers. You don't need to pay anything upfront when you book your Kimbe workshop. You only pay after the session is complete and you're 100% happy with the experience. We accept various payment methods on-site, making it easy and stress-free to add a splash of colour to your Papua New Guinea itinerary.

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GRAFFITI WORKSHOP FOR TOURISTS IN KIMBE

Discover the best graffiti workshop for tourists in Kimbe! Learn spray paint techniques from pros in Papua New Guinea. Fun, safe, and no experience needed.

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Graffiti workshop at an outdoor location, tourists in Kimbe

Looking for a break from the breathtaking reefs of Kimbe Bay? Dive into something equally colourful on dry land! Our graffiti workshops in Kimbe offer tourists a unique, high-energy way to express themselves while visiting West New Britain. Whether you’re a backpacker passing through or a family on a tropical adventure, we invite you to swap the snorkel for a spray can. Under the guidance of our professional street artists, you'll learn the secrets of urban art in one of the world's most beautiful coastal settings. It’s not just about painting; it’s about making memories, sharing laughs, and discovering a hidden talent you never knew you had. 🎨 ✨ Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a Graffitifun session during your stay in Kimbe? Because it’s the most vibrant way to spend an afternoon in Papua New Guinea! Here’s why travellers love us:

Total Creative Freedom: There are no rules in graffiti—only techniques and your imagination! 🎤
Expert Local Artists: Learn from professionals who are passionate about the grit and glamour of street art.
No Risk, All Fun: With our "pay after the workshop" policy, you can book with total peace of mind.
Unique Souvenir: Forget the postcards; take home photos of your own wall art or even a custom canvas. 🏆
Perfect for All Ages: From kids to grandparents, street art is a universal language that everyone enjoys.
Instagrammable Moments: Your holiday feed will thank you for the explosion of colour and action shots.

Looking for a different vibe? We also offer corporate events and 3D street art commissions!

Step by step

Warm welcome: Meet your local graffiti pro at our creative spot in Kimbe and get kitted out with your gear.
The basics: Learn about the history of street art and the different nozzle types (caps) used for thin lines or fat fills.
Safety first: Put on your mask and gloves as we run through the simple safety rules to keep the vibes high.
Concept sketch: Grab a marker and sketch your vision onto the wall or canvas—no ideas? Our artists have plenty!
Technique practice: Spend some time getting the feel of the pressure and distance needed to control the spray paint.
Fill it in: Start bringing your piece to life with vibrant colours, learning how to blend and fade like a pro.
The outline: Use a steady hand to add those sharp outlines that make graffiti art really 'pop'.
Final highlights: Add the 'bits and pieces'—shading, highlights, and your very own unique tag signature.
Photoshoot: Strike a pose in front of your masterpiece for the ultimate holiday snap!

Good to know

Duration: Usually 2 to 3 hours of pure creative flow. ⏱️
Group Sizes: Small private groups to large tourist parties—everyone is welcome!
Included: High-quality spray paint, caps, safety masks, gloves, and protective ponchos.
Safety: Professional supervision and top-tier respiratory protection provided.
Language: Our friendly artists speak English and can adapt to different levels.
Tools: Use our online Tag Creator before you arrive to plan your design!

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Kimbe is world-famous for the stunning coral of Kimbe Bay, but the creative spirit here is just as vibrant. While Papua New Guinea has a long history of traditional art, the modern street art scene is a fresh way for locals and visitors to connect. Our workshops take place in the heart of Kimbe, surrounded by the lush greenery and volcanic peaks that define the island.

Fun Fact: Did you know that the incredible biodiversity of the Bismarck Sea often inspires our workshop designs? Don't be surprised if you find yourself spray-painting a neon-coloured clownfish or a stylized palm tree! 🌴

Beyond our tourist experiences, we also love connecting with the community through school programmes and kids' parties, ensuring the next generation of Kimbe artists has the tools they need to shine.

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