Merveilleux spots de plongée à 2 minutes du récif seiche croissant, où poissons et coraux vivent en harmonie parfaite

Pick up a little french before you go and practice speaking it. The people of New Caledonia speak very fast compared to those in France and there is still places where english isn't spoken (particularly the best restaurants away from the tourism!) While the main land (noumea) has great shops, restaurants and cafes, you must visit the outer islands like the Ile de pines! It is so beautiful and not to be missed!

Learn some basic French before arriving in Noumea, as most of the locals do not understand English! The taxi service is very unreliable so be prepared to catch a bus. Everything is ridiculously expensive so make sure that you're stocked up with Pacific Francs.

Club med was a great place for a family with young kids - the kids club was great, heaps of activities, lots of fun!

Work out the exchange rate early on because you dont realise how much you spend is actually going on food and then you end up with no money for the cool things you would like to buy.  And DONT try getting the 'meanest' tan on the first day by not putting on sunscreen and sitting out in the sun all day! Lobster aint the look

petit dom tom français dans l'hémisphère sud

Nude Beaching is acceptable

Mini capitale, aux gouts mi occidentaux et ni locaux. Fascinante et commune à la fois.
La place des cocotiers est le coeur de nouméa. La baie des citrons et l'anse Vata sont incontournables pour le farniente sur la plage ou les sorties nocturnes.

Très belle îles si sauvage, si mystérieuse qu'on croirai rêver.

attention a toutes les personnes aui voudrait ce rendre a Noumea car il y a juste une seule hauberge de jeunesse a 1800 cfp soit 15euros par nuit et il faut reserver avant votre venu...sinon c'est les hotels a 80 euros la nuit....