Horseback ride (price varies depending on the specifics of the ride). Restaurant meal (based on 3,000 francs per person).

The price does not include

Transportation between activities. Purchases made at La Broussarde or the Tourist Office.

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The Three Bays Hiking Trail, Bourai
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Travel Ideas

Your day trip to Bourail

Immerse yourself in the Bourail region with a one-day getaway to the Far West. Let yourself be charmed by the natural beauty of New Caledonia’s West Coast and its authentic traditions with our specially designed itinerary for a colorful day out.

From

12,900 XPF

per person

Suggested to do in

1 day

You’ll love

Transforming into a cowboy for a horseback trail ride with The Far West Ranch, taking in the breathtaking bushland scenery along the way. Stroll through town to meet passionate artisans, shopkeepers, and locals.
Indulging in a gourmet break at a charming restaurant on Poé Beach or at the seaside restaurant of the five-star Sheraton New Caledonia Deva Spa & Golf Resort.
Walking beneath a canopy of columnar pines lining the path to Turtle Bay Beach, and enjoy a refreshing dip in the waterholes carved into the rock formations.
Savoring local venison sausage for an aperitif with your feet in the volcanic sand of Bourail Beach, framed by the iconic Bonhomme of Bourail in the background.

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Photo Portrait De Franck Travel advisor

Our Advisor's Top Pick

My top recommendation in Bourail is perfect for families, couples, and groups looking to enjoy fresh air and connect with nature and animals. It’s called Les Bergers de Dreamland, an educational farm. It’s open every day by reservation, with two time slots one in the morning and one in the afternoon so children have the chance to feed the animals as part of the activities.

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Franck

Practical information

Your stay Step by step

Start your day with a stop at the Tourist Office to gather all the useful information for your Bourail adventure.

For an initial taste of the region, we suggest experiencing Bourail, the cowboy heart of New Caledonia. Saddle up and head out on horseback, riding through the region’s characteristic landscapes for a true taste of ranch life.

Next, take a stroll through the town of Bourail. Chat with local shopkeepers, enjoy a roadside coffee break, and stop by a local artisan. A must-stop is at La Broussarde to taste the famous local venison sausage—just remember to save some for an evening aperitif!

Un nouvel Office de Tourisme à Bourail

La BroussardeBourail

Far West Ranch DevaBourail

A Sandy Afternoon

In the afternoon, head to Turtle’s Bay. Admire the columnar pines lining the path to the beach. Take a dip in the natural tide pools formed by the rocks at low tide. Depending on the tide, explore the cave to the left of the beach or drive over to Pierced Rock. This nature reserve boasts incredible beauty, featuring the famous Gentleman’s rock, an iconic rock formation. Walk along the volcanic sand originating from Vanuatu, jump in the waves, and watch for loggerhead turtles during nesting season from November to February. For water sports enthusiasts, stop by Rockers Surf Shop on the beach to rent a surfboard, paddleboard, or kayak. Enjoy one of the rare surf spots accessible directly from the shore!

Little tip:

Live like a local by enjoying an aperitif as the sun sets!

Let yourself be inspired by Bourail's must-sees

Need to adjust your stay ?

Planning to spend more or less time in Bourail or looking to explore other regions? Check out our suggestions to customize your itinerary! Choose the option that best matches your travel desires: