What to do in the Great South

Built in 1864, this church was the second in New Caledonia to be built permanently, after that of Vao,which is located on the Isle of Pines.

Nearby the site of the Touaourou Mission, this brief walk will enchant you.

You will access the Crève-Cœur viewpoint from the Prony Pass.

The hot springs are still going strong, and the one at Kaoris Bay is equipped with a deck, a walkway and picnic tables for hikers’ enjoyment.

Often overlooked by the collective memory, and in particular by the Mont-Dorians, this old dam has many secrets to share on the subject of the constru...

Claudine Verger, a well-known Great South personality with her large farm, produces fresh fruit and vegetables all year round.

Discover another stunning waterhole during your adventures in the Grand South: "Prony Waterhole."

Fall under the spell of one the desert islands in New Caledonia’s Great South and spend some quality time feeling like the only person in the world, j...

This creek will enchant you during your expedition in the Grand South. Still little known, it carefully guards its secret stories... Only a few lucky...

The small white sand beach sheltered by Ya rocks.

Discover Mont-Dore from a different perspective, admiring the chapel, built more than 32 years ago. Enter this place of contemplation, with the partic...

The Massabielle Cave, more commonly known as the Lourdes Cave, has over 1,000 replicas: more than 700 in France and over 300 around the world. One of...