Casy Express - Camping sur l'îlot Casy

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Baie de Prony, 98809 Mont-Dore

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Departing from Somme bay in Prony, Marc takes you by taxi boat to Casy island and returns to pick you up at the agreed time. Enjoy a overnight stay or a weekend on this natural islet in the Great South, featuring hiking trails, snorkeling in the New Caledonia lagoon, and peaceful evenings filled with the calls of flying foxes. Our team guarantees a memorable outdoor connection on the South Province coast of the Mainland.

Departing from Somme bay in Prony, Marc takes you by taxi boat to Casy island in the Great South and returns to pick you up at your agreed time. Enjoy an overnight stay or a weekend on this natural islet in South Province, New Caledonia, featuring hiking trails, snorkeling in the lagoon, and evenings filled with the calls of flying foxes. Camping here is fully wild with no facilities on site—no water, power, toilets, or trash bins—so you must be completely self-sufficient. Bring plenty of drinking water, a cooler with ready meals and cold drinks, a portable gas stove or plancha, a small trowel, and heavy-duty trash bags to carry back all waste. Pack your mask, fins, snorkel, and water shoes to safely explore the marine life. As a protected area, open wood fires are prohibited and sound levels must remain respectful. Before your transfer, our team explains all local rules to ensure a seamless outdoor connection on the Mainland.