Pacific Island Paradises

2014

The most comprehensive digital travel guide on the Pacific region

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new caledonia The long beaches at Baie des Citrons or Anse Vata are great places to relax, and go windsurfing, snorkelling or diving. New Caledonia has a good road network with the mainland divided by the central mountain range creating a tropical east and dry west. This is a surprising province with the Farino market, treks in Mount Koghi, Bourail with its museum, Turtle Bay and the Pierced Rock, the beach of Poe and excursions on horseback organised at La Foa, Boulouparis, Koné and Koumac. There are fascinating diving tours from Nouméa, Boulouparis, Bourail, Népoui, Mont-Dore, Yaté, Hienghène and Poindimié. The east coast is a tropical adventure with its abundant vegetation, spectacular waterfalls, coconut groves and coffee plantations. Activities Sailing is the perfect way to experience all that New Caledonia has to offer. The journey to the Isle of Pines is a fantastic sailing experience, as you are able to navigate close to the shore. It is surrounded by a marine reserve scattered with small islands such as the remote Nokan Hui, with stunning scenery and beautiful anchorages. Climate The tropical climate is tempered by ocean and south-east trade winds. Wet season is December to March. Clothing Light casual warm climate. clothes will suit the Currency French Pacific Franc (CFP). Most shops and hotels accept all major credit cards. Tips are accepted but not required. www.paradisesonline.com  177

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