Nouméa is a city that will seduce you. Both modern and eclectic, the capital city is imbued within the sweet Pacific life and Oceanic values. It’s also concentrated with small shops and more well-known brands. Enjoy a shopping day followed by a spa or a drink on a terrace to unwind.
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Shopping in the city center
Two streets host most of the shops appreciated by those who love French fashion: Rue de l’Alma and Rue de Sébastopol. Small fashion and custom accessory shops can be found there, but brands such as Mango, Guess, Etam, Okaïdi and even Apple also have shops on the street. The neighborhood of Alma features several high-end pret-à-porter boutiques such as Adresse 33.
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Sparkling shops
If you love precious jewelry, the jewelers Gaspard, Guilleux, Diams, CHLOE, Maison de la Montre and Grand Quartier will be pleased to welcome you. In New Caledonia, you can also find brands specializing in pearls such as Créator, CHLOE Perles and La Maison de la Perle. At Marlène, you can discover a world of fragrances, lingerie and luxury leather goods by Longchamp and Sonia Rykiel.
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Shopping at concept stores
Bonnie&Bonnie and MiaCasa in the Latin Quarter, Bô in the city center, Fanfan’s Art on the bay – Nouméa hosts several concept stores that offer designer jewelry and furniture and hard-to-find decoration. On the Promenade of Anse Vata, the Hype store offers brands such as Paul & Joe, Vanessa Bruno, Isabelle Marant and Zadig & Voltaire.
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Shopping in Anse Vata
La Promenade is known for its concentration of very chic fashion shops and hip restaurants and shops. You can find a wide range of luxury shops such as DeCi DeLà for leather goods and Max Mara for haute couture. Desigual has also set up its pretty shop on the promenade facing the sea. To enjoy a T2 tea or a nice coffee, take a seat at the Malongo Café Store, which also offers a range of fine tableware.
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Shopping for decoration
In the city center and on La Promenade at Anse Vata, Nouméa features several interior decoration shops inspired by European and Australian trends. You can find brands such as Papaya, Leonardo, Zak! even Joseph Joseph. In the city center, Ambiances et Styles, MiaCasa, Bonnie&Bonnie will guide you in choosing a very French spirit.
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