Poindimié
exceptional underwater biodiversity

Although the development of Koné recently made Poindimié lose its coveted title as the most populous tonw in the Nord province, it’s still considered as the symbolic capital of the east coast.

The town has also been developed, and now allows visitors staying on site to enjoy a varied tourist offering in one of the most spectacular settings on the east coast.

The beautiful valleys of Napoémien, Tchamba and Névaho

Various valleys (Napoémien, Tchamba, Ina, Amoa and Névaho) are particularly appreciated sites. Between waterfalls, canoeing on the river or hiking, these magnificent green valleys are some of the must-visit spots in the region.

The town’s side facing the ocean is no less dazzling. The town’s maritime zone is also part of the “Nord and Est Coastal Zone,” listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although the large beach at Tiéti has gentle waves that kids love, the famous beach at Poindimié boasts top-quality underwater diving spots located less than a half-hour away by boat.

Diving spots considered to be the most beautiful ones in Grande Terre

Actineria, Vertigo, Bargibandi, the Arch of Tye, the Failles, Val d'Isère and so on – if these names mean nothing to you, apart from the original title of a film by Alfred Hitchcock (Vertigo) or the name of a ski resort (Val d’Isère), it’s surely because you’ve never experienced the bliss of diving in Poindimié! Trying it once may turn out to be dangerously addictive, but we love it all the same!

Although the development of Koné recently made Poindimié lose its coveted title as the most populous tonw in the Nord province, it’s still considered as the symbolic capital of the east coast.

The town has also been developed, and now allows visitors staying on site to enjoy a varied tourist offering in one of the most spectacular settings on the east coast.

The beautiful valleys of Napoémien, Tchamba and Névaho

Various valleys (Napoémien, Tchamba, Ina, Amoa and Névaho) are particularly appreciated sites. Between waterfalls, canoeing on the river or hiking, these magnificent green valleys are some of the must-visit spots in the region.

The town’s side facing the ocean is no less dazzling. The town’s maritime zone is also part of the “Nord and Est Coastal Zone,” listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although the large beach at Tiéti has gentle waves that kids love, the famous beach at Poindimié boasts top-quality underwater diving spots located less than a half-hour away by boat.

Diving spots considered to be the most beautiful ones in Grande Terre

Actineria, Vertigo, Bargibandi, the Arch of Tye, the Failles, Val d'Isère and so on – if these names mean nothing to you, apart from the original title of a film by Alfred Hitchcock (Vertigo) or the name of a ski resort (Val d’Isère), it’s surely because you’ve never experienced the bliss of diving in Poindimié! Trying it once may turn out to be dangerously addictive, but we love it all the same!