What to do in the Great South

Ready to be immersed in nature at the Blue River Park? Your adventure begins at the edge of the Drowned Forest in your kayak or on your mountain bike.

Explore some of New Caledonia’s most beautiful birdwatching spots in the company of a passionate guide!

Recognisable by its blue dome and replica of the 2.8 metre high “Notre-Dame-de-Fourvière” statue, Eglise de la Conception stands at the entrance to Mo...

Still relatively unknown, step onto this former islet where the ancestors gathered to fish and gather medicinal plants for various ailments... A place...

Enjoy the beautiful view of the lagoon and the Grand Sud landscape during your day !

This lake and the vegetation around the river—95% of it unique in the world—is more incredible than you can imagine and well worth a visit!

The vast Ouen Island is located off Prony Bay, south of the Woodin Channel, halfway between Nouméa and the Isle of Pines.

An aquatic fauna and flora reserve, belonging to the "Natural reserves that are accessible to the public but regulated" of New Caledonia.

The major talking point at Prony Bay is, of course, its needle: a gigantic chimney 38 metres deep!

An elevated location that affords an overview of the union between the typical flora of the mining maquis of the Great South and a bushwalk or a picni...

Located at the entrance to the Grand South Lagoon of New Caledonia, Rédika is renowned for its breathtaking seabed. Go there with a taxi boat or your...

Discover Kanak traditions through weaving, sewing, cooking workshops, and guided tours. Led by the women of the Unia tribe in Yaté, immerse yourself i...