
Ilot Du Phare Amédée
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Weather and Tides
in Southern Province
Fire Risk
Noumea
Bourail
La Foa
Yaté
Isle of Pines
Tide times in Nouméa (West Coast)
Whether the tide is high or low, you’ll always find something to do along the beaches or off the coast of Nouméa.

A person practicing windfoiling on the lagoon around Goéland Islet with the provider Izifoil in New Caledonia.
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A man scuba diving with a tank.
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Bourail
Tide times at Bourail (West Coast)
Located on the west coast of Grande Terre, Poé beach and Turtle Bay are among the most beautiful beaches in New Caledonia. Caledonians and tourists alike enjoy the 13 km of coastline along the lagoon.

View of the lagoon of poé and in the background on the Deva Domain
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A boat with people swimming around it in the Poé Lagoon.
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Thio
Tide times in Thio (East Coast)
Moara beach is just a few minutes from Thio Mission. Surrounded by coconut palms, this magnificent sandy beach offers all the pleasures you’d expect to find in the South of France: swimming, diving, chillin’ and lounging!

A couple walking on Moara Beach.
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Top view of the beach from Moara to Thio
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Baie de prony
Tide times at Prony (South Lagoon)
With its islets, Prony Bay is one of the wonders of South Province. This is where you can spot humpback whales, dolphins, turtles and, with a bit of luck, even dugongs.

A whale’s tail emerging from the water.
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A woman walking on the pier of Casy Islet.
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Baie de kuto
Tide times at Kuto (West Coast)
Kuto Bay is one of the jewels of the Isle of Pines. It’s a beautiful place, perfect for relaxing and walking. This peaceful spot is great for sunbathing!

A woman coming out of the water in Kuto Bay.
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A woman sitting on the white sand, by the sea with her big hat. On the white sand of Kuto Bay
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