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Top Things To Do in New Caledonia

Amedee Lighthouse

One of New Caledonia's most popular day trips is to the Amedee Lighthouse. Located 24km from the mainland, it was built by French engineers in 1982 and is one of the tallest in the world. It offers visitors beautiful panoramic views and the island it stands on boasts excellent snorkelling conditions.

 

Blue River Provincial Park

Situated on the island of Grand Terre, the Blue River Provincial Park sprawls across 9,000 hectares. It's famous for its sunken forest, exotic scenery and outdoor activities. Visitors can rent bikes, go kayaking or even camp for the night in the woods.

 

The New Caledonia Museum

If you want to learn more about New Caledonia's past and culture, head to the museum. Since 1970, its collected pieces from all over the region and has examples of traditional artwork, huts, clothing and farming practices. The museum also touches on other Pacific cultures from Fiji, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea and draws parallels to the similarities between the different countries.

 

Mont Panie

Mont Panie is the highest peak in New Caledonia. Located in the Chaine Centrale mountain range, it's home to almost 100 species of butterfly and beautiful hiking trails. Visitors can also sign up for tours with the local tribes for the area and learn more about their way of life and unique traditions.

 

Fayaoue Beach

Stretching across the coastline for 25km, Fayaoue is New Caledonia's longest beach. It's considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the region and is fringed by crystal clear blue water. Spend your afternoon lying on the beach, snorkelling or diving at the nearby New Caledonia Lagoon.

 

What To Know Before You Go To New Caledonia

  • Bring insect repellent. Malaria and Dengue fever are prevalent in New Caledonia and protection is essential to prevent you from contracting these diseases.
  • Almost all attractions and shops are closed on Mondays or Sundays. Make sure you have enough food to hold you over, especially if your hotel doesn't provide meals.
  • You can't bathe topless on some beaches. While it's acceptable in touristy areas like Noumea, outside of the capital, the chief does not allow it.
  • If you're staying with a tribe, you need to bring a small gift for the chief as a sign of respect. The same rule applies if you plan to camp on their grounds or visit a particular site.
  • It's considered rude to take photos of the huts in Lifou as they are sacred to the locals.
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