You’ll love
- Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Îlot Maître and Amédée Lighthouse, feel the warm sand between your toes, and listen to the soft murmur of coconut palms in the wind.
- Discover the natural gems of New Caledonia, with its UNESCO world heritage lagoons, the astonishing red soil of Blue river provincial Park and the canopy of Mount Koghi.
- Experience the authenticity of local culture at the Moselle market and immerse yourself in Kanak art at the Tjibaou Cultural Center.
- Explore the hidden treasures of Nouméa with its breathtaking sunsets, moments of tranquility at the Ponton, and the delights of seaside restaurants.
I really want to put my crush on our museums, when I say museum it’s our maritime museum, the town museum, the Tjibaou cultural center, they represent the history of New Caledonia. When we start a journey, we often start with the museums, because they retrace our journey. They allow us to understand our beautiful island, our history, our cultures; and if you haven’t started there, we cannot create discussions or exchanges. There are many stories here, and the stories are rich, especially with what is happening to us currently, it’s an opportunity to put a crush on our history. You know I always say that there is never an end, it’s always a renewal of something new. It is important that we re-work to be self-sufficient, and I think that the Southern Province is the entry point because we are rich in lots of things, and just with our museums that trace our history, it will allow us to do a lot of things, I think.
