Fishing is part of New Caledonia’s identity. An archipelago in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, its inhabitants have been practicing various aquatic hunting techniques since ancient times.
Around Nouméa, the water activity providers will take you on deep-sea fishing excursions. It’s a chance to head out to sea and bring back with you sublime endemic species such as tuna and mahi-mahi. Inland, let the locals guide you to the rivers and waterfalls of the eastern and western regions, for a spot of shrimp or crab fishing. Head for the Great South and its extraordinary lagoon for troll fishing, another popular technique among enthusiasts. And on the islets, traditional fishing is an excellent way to discover Melanesian customs.
Whether by sea, river, boat or on foot, browse our selection and choose the type of fishing that suits you, and embark on a unique adventure!
