Natural Crafts Loyalty Islands Province

Jinek Bay offers easy and wonderful water explorations. Palmes, masque and snorkeling are enough to take advantage of this real natural aquarium! Leave the small pontoon, get off the stairs and spend hours contemplating the lives of fish and corals in less than three metres of water. You may be married to blue parrots, Moorish idols and other colorful creatures. Please do not damage the seabed on your passage! The place is filled upon arrival of the liners.

South of Mu, the beautiful cliffs of Xodre have been carved out of the coral over the years and now show their lovely face from elsewhere. Stacked with caves, each more mysterious than the other, it will be necessary to ask the permission of the local tribe to access this enchanting site. To keep in mind however: The visit of the caves is obligatory in the presence of a local guide. A detail which could bother the solitary tourists, but the guides are very pleasant and have pleasure to tell the legends of the place.

The beach of Luengöni is undoubtedly the most beautiful of the island. White sand, coconut palms, turquoise water with crystal reflections are all good reasons to take in the view. In its center, a coral rock emerges from the sea and makes the place even more romantic. The magic of the place is total, a must-see during a stay in Lifou. To the south, the Cap des Pins bears its name and a lighthouse has been built there. Possibility of fast PMT during a relaxing break in this place. One of the most beautiful beaches of Lifou after Peng.

Marie-Reine and Pierre Dialla give a 2-hour tour of this cave located at the foot of the Ceu cliffs, where the tribe's ancestors are buried. Many mysteries surround this place, both quiet and authentic. Located just behind the airfield, come and discover the Hulup cave, a place that one would think was out of time and whose calm is matched only by its impressive stalactites and stalagmites. The guides will tell you everything you need to know about this place full of legends and myths. At the end, a swim awaits you!

Between Tadine and Cengeite, a short signposted path leads to a beautiful natural pool with amazing colors, dug in the coral and communicating with the sea through a siphon. During the hurricane season, fish and turtles come to shelter there, but you can go there at any time to contemplate the fauna. Yeiwéné Yeiwéné, a pro-independence leader assassinated in 1989 with Tjibaou, is buried nearby. Swimming is forbidden, but you can still admire the shy fish. A small path on the right leads to the coast.