There are not only relaxed related activities at the lagoon, the beach or at the heart of nature on offer, New Caledonia also has a wide range of cultural visits. Museums, art centres, aquariums, theatres, libraries, relics from the penal era, kanak arts… are the showcase of the Melanesian and Caldoche culture that make up the Caillou's ('the rock') identity. So wait no longer to see what our partners have to offer and book your next cultural trip online now!
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The Plateau of the Thio Mine, one of the largest nickel deposits in the world, is the oldest mine in New Caledonia still in operation and the only...
The ride of 60 kilometers from Noumea to Provincial Park of Blue River is already a discovery in itself. The road on the hillside reveals very wild...
From a collection of objects to a real museum The Museum of New Caledonia is probably the best way to understand the diversity of New Caledonian...
Tiébaghi in Melanesian means 'mountain of thunder' About 20 kilometers north of Koumac is a former mining village. It once housed the Tiébaghi...
A village once punctuated by prison life The village of Prony located at the southern tip of New Caledonia is famous for the remains of its prison...
The various functions of the museum through time The Bourail Museum is at the entrance of the village, in a beautiful stone listed building. It...
Fort Téremba is located in the town of Moindou on the west coast of New Caledonia, at only 1h30 from Noumea.The history of the fort It was built in...
A park where nature reigns Just 1h30 from Nouméa, in the communes of Farino (where the park entrance is situated), Sarramea and Moindou, the Great...
Significant New Zealand presence on the territory during the conflict During World War II, New Zealand joined forces with the United States and...
The work of sea lovers The Maritime Museum of New Caledonia is located in the premises of the former maritime station, James Cook Street, name of the...