Visit South Province
Nouméa
The South Province of New Caledonia is an archipelago in the Melanesian region of the southwest Pacific Ocean. It has a diverse landscape including lush forests, jagged mountain ranges, and stunning coral reefs. Tourists flock to this beautiful destination for its white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unique culture.
One great place to visit in the South Province is La Foa, which offers a variety of activities such as hiking trails and horseback riding along the coastline. The nearby nature reserve of Ilot Maitre is also worth a visit with its protected marine life and vast biodiversity.
Historically, New Caledonia was colonized by France in 1853 and was used as an internment camp during World War II. This interesting part of its past can be explored through visits to local museums or monuments like The Loyalty Islands Museum at Noumea which houses artifacts from this era.
One great place to visit in the South Province is La Foa, which offers a variety of activities such as hiking trails and horseback riding along the coastline. The nearby nature reserve of Ilot Maitre is also worth a visit with its protected marine life and vast biodiversity.
Historically, New Caledonia was colonized by France in 1853 and was used as an internment camp during World War II. This interesting part of its past can be explored through visits to local museums or monuments like The Loyalty Islands Museum at Noumea which houses artifacts from this era.
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Cities in South Province
Nouméa, Païta, Thio, L'Île-des-Pins, Dumbéa, Moindou, Bourail, Le Mont-Dore, Farino, Sarraméa, La Foa, Yaté, Ponérihouen, Bouloupari