Netoro Association

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Maison commune d'Unia, Tribu d'Unia, BP2002, 98834 Yaté

Vue aérienne - Association Netoro — ©
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Atelier de tressage en feuilles de cocotier - Association Netoro — ©
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Tressage - Association Netoro — ©
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Atelier Tressage - Association Netoro — ©
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Discover Kanak traditions through weaving, sewing, cooking workshops, and guided tours. Led by the women of the Unia tribe in Yaté, immerse yourself in cultural authenticity while contributing to local development.

In the tribe of Unia, every Monday morning, the Netoro association opens its doors to share daily life in the village in Caledonian Province Sud. The workshops are led by local women: artisan weaving, wedding decoration making, preparation of traditional dishes. Visitors also take part in guided tours of the tribe's scenic sites, including the reef flat and coastal landscapes in New Caledonia. A culinary section completes the experience with the tasting of local dishes from the terroir. The approach contributes to the tribe's sustainable development by encouraging responsible cultural tourism. The encounter sheds light on the traditions, history and daily practices of the Unia community. Book your discovery morning. Wear closed-in shoes and a cap for your visit.