The path runs through spaces whose history dates back almost three millennia; the lands of the customary chiefdoms and clans of the Ara and Arô territories. The people of Ara, Gô Arô, Nékou, Néra, Nécaju and Sarua fought there against the French army.
Location : Bourail, 165km/102miles from Nouméa (2-hour drive), via the territorial road RT 1. After the bridge on the Nera river, head to « Roche Percée » (« pierced stone »). At the first fork, take a right towards « Domaine de Deva » (Deva natural area). At the next intersection (Gouaro), turn left and drive to the entrance of the site, which is on your right.
Car park : au niveau du premier rond-point (toilettes, table, eau)