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From outback plains on the west coast and desert landscapes in the south to
tropical mountains on the east coast, dazzling beaches in the Loyalty Islands
and a buzzing capital city, Noumea, New Caledonia is a striking mix of
impressive geography and diverse culture. There’s something to delight all
ages and interests, whether it’s enjoying water sports in the UNESCO
Heritage-listed lagoon, feasting on culinary delights, exploring cultural
festivals, or hiking through amazing natural landscapes.
Things to do in New Caledonia
1. Oasis de Tendea
Overall Ratings
5 based on 137 reviews
Oasis de Tendéa is a cottage of 4 exotic bungalows of Polynesian style nestled in the beautiful nature of Farino about 1 hour 30 by car from the capital Nouméa. Each bungalow has a master bedroom, a living room with dining table convertible sofa 2 single beds and kitchenette, a bathroom with shower and toilet and a terrace. The bungalows are located in a beautiful garden with a faré and carp basin and arranged access to the La Farino River flowing below the cottage. There is a great place where you can bath inside the river and a beautiful waterfall 5 minutes walk. Oasis Tendéa opened in March 2017 and won the tourism trophies of the South Province of New Caledonia in 2017.
Peaceful place
Reviewed By Tour47564391200Beautiful and peaceful place with 4 quality bali-style lodges. Little river and waterfalls nearby. You can cook yourself a simple meal in the lodge or get some good advice from the very friendly owner of where to go out and eat. No playground for little children here but in some kilometers distance is a waterpark at the village of La Foa. It has an restaurant attached where you can get some burgers or home made chicken nuggets for the kids.
2. Kejaon Gite Camping
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
We're a cosy ecolodge in the North of New Caledonia, we developp and protect our nature. You can visit islands of the region and taste sea food cook by local ladies.
Simple bungalows, gorgeous location
Reviewed By oryx_gdBungalows' comfort is limited, but that is to be expected: no hot water, all sorts of insects getting in etc. The location is fantastic, with crystal clear waters, and limited depth. Perfect for a stay with children. We went on a day trip on the island facing the beach, and we felt like Robinsons, with no one else on sight. Keep in mind that being close to the mangrove, you'll be assaulted by mosquitos. Bring plenty of repellent
3. Camping Babou Cote Ocean
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Very nice location, friendly stuff
Reviewed By Martina PVery friendly stuff, especially the man with glasses (sorry, I am so bad to remember names!) and Sebastian, who helped me to break my fear from diving. There is also lady across the road who cooks. Her name is Arlet and we ordered la bougna and a tuna steak. Very reasonable prices, great food and perfect service. I would recommend it. There are not very good shops in this area anyway. Zhe fish is fresh and meals are local. Camp is nice and clean and all the stuff is very friendly.
4. Ferme Auberge de Pierrat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
5. Bora Bora Beach Camping
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Camping avec une vue splendide
Reviewed By Sabrina BLe camping propose des petits farés par groupe de campeur ce qui est idéal pour s'abriter du soleil et de l'humidité de la nuit. La douches et les toilettes étaient propre. Il ne s'agit pas d'un camping grand luxe mais d'un camping familial où le propriétaire qui nous a reçu était très sympathique. Il nous avait également coupé du bois pour le barbecue. Nous avons également loués des kayak sur place pour visiter la baie. Et les emplacements qui donne directement sur la plage permettent un réveil tout en douceur.
6. Camping La Moara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Great location and friendly owners
Reviewed By Diane AA camping on a very nice, natural beach. Lots of space between groups. Fire pits and a couple covered spaces in case of rain. Lots of cold water showers, basic toilets. Owners are friendly and accommodating. Usually, they will make rounds once or twice a day to collect the camping fees. Planning is necessary - the village is a good 15 min away and not many activities are available in the area. The mining museum is open only until 2pm on Saturdays and closed on Sundays.
7. Au coeur de Lito
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
8. Kaoris Camp
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
9. Gite Porin-Nea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Au top
Reviewed By geck0eAmoureux du calme et de la nature, je vous le conseil ! Reine a fait de cet endroit un petit coin de paradis !!! Nous avons campés pour 2 nuits en mois de Janvier en famille avec un enfant en bas âge, simplement reposant et en contact avec la nature. Vous pouvez discuter nature et environnement avec Reine sans problèmes, elle saura vous expliquer ce qui vous entoure =D Ha oui j'oubliais... il y a deux petits trous d'eau où l'on peut se baigner, accessible par un petit sentier en pleine forêt que notre enfant a su apprécier à sa juste valeur ! Astuce pour y aller : Suivre la route pour aller à la tribu de Netea, après un passage sur un pont à sens unique il y a une intersection, prendre la voix de gauche. Si vous vous trouvez sur une route en terre c'est que ce n'est pas le bon chemin =D Encore merci Reine pour ton accueil !
10. Prony's Paradise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Une pépite à Prony
Reviewed By plaurierVenus pour camper, nous avons fini par choisir de dormir dans l'une des chambres d'hôtes de l'établissement et nous ne l'avons pas regretté. De sa situation et du cadre tropical dans lesquels elle s'inscrit émane une ambiance très agréable. Le temps semble suspendu et on l' aimerait rester plus encore. Le proriétaire, très attentif au confort de ses hôtes, donne envie de découvrir plus encore cet environnement qu'il chérit et tente de magnifier.
