TOUTAZIMUT
Read moreAxelle and her team propose excursions to the Blue River Park (they are the only ones to do so!) with many stops on the road, swimming, sports... depending on your desires to discover this incredible valley! Or why not do the Grand Sud by 4X4 with, among other things, an idyllic swim at the Rivière des lacs, a preserved wetland of international importance. Picnic lunch (vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options) and transfer to your hotel are included.
MARY D
Read moreDeparture is in the morning from Port-Moselle to spend the day at the Amedee Lighthouse. The package includes the excursion, the buffet meal with drinks, the tamouré dance animations, and the demonstrations to tie the pareo and to climb on the coconut tree. In the afternoon, you will be able to admire the fish with the glass bottom boat and a cruise along the coral reef. The more courageous can also go on a snorkeling tour or climb to the top of the lighthouse. Return at 4:30 pm in winter, 5 pm in summer. Superb!
BEACH
Read moreFrom the beach covered with twigs, the village of the tribe of Foué, located at the bottom before the mangrove, looks like a small fishing village with its motor boats that come and go day and night, at the rhythm of the tide. It is possible to rent kayaks at the nautical base to venture into the calm waters that lie in front of you.
Good to know: wild camping is allowed on the beach of Foué (sanitary facilities and showers available). Beware of mosquitoes (the mangrove is close by) and the alcoholic parties that take place there on weekends.
OLD TIEBAGHI VILLAGE
Read moreThe Association for the Safeguarding of the Mining and Historical Heritage of North Caledonia (composed of former miners) has restored the site, its dispensary, the school, the executive quarters, the village hall, the chapel and the bakery. Some old rolling stock is still there... It is now possible to come and soak up the history of the site by contacting the Point I of Koumac to organize a visit. Bring a bottle of water, a hat and sunscreen.
YATE LAKE CROSSING BY CANOE
Read moreYou can rent a Kayak at Terra Incognita or leave with a guide (even address). Park yourself near Du Marsh and bring canoeing to the water. If you take a motorboat, you need to be on your guard because many tree branches emerge on the surface of the lake. When it comes to water, be careful because the approaches of the lake are quite quicksand: avoid getting bogged down there! You cross the lake from Yaté to the north and you have to leave the island on your left. Basically, you enter the lake of Naoué adjacent to Lake Yaté. The hotel was very clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. You will fail between the island and the peninsula.