Adventurers itinerary

Take a short boat ride (about 20 minutes) to Îlot Maître and glide across the crystal-clear waters as you learn the art of kitesurfing. Prefer something more laid-back? The island also offers paddleboarding, kayaking, paddle boat rides, and jet skiing.

If diving is more your thing, New Caledonia’s lagoon is brimming with extraordinary underwater sites just minutes from Nouméa. Explore the coral reefs of Îlot Maître, Amedee Lighthouse, Dumbéa Pass, and beyond. Keep an eye out for colourful fish, turtles, rays and, if you’re lucky, dugongs!

Take a break and refuel with a delicious meal by the lagoon. Whether at a casual island snack bar or a waterfront restaurant in Nouméa, where you can watch kitesurfers and windsurfers in action.

If you opted for a chilled-out morning, turn up the adrenaline in the afternoon at “La Belle Verte”, home to four exhilarating zip lines that send you soaring above the lush Caledonian forest in Mont-Mou (Païta). Pure fun, breathtaking views, and a serious dose of excitement!

Back in Nouméa, soak up the local nightlife with a relaxed wander around the bays before heading to one of Anse Vata’s two famous floating bars: “La Bodega” or “Xo Club”, where the island vibes last late into the night.

Discover the rich flora and fauna of New Caledonia in the  Great Ferns Park, including the elusive cagou, the island’s rare and flightless bird.

If you prefer an action-packed morning, the Grand Fern Park also offers an exhilarating tree-top ropes course with stunning forest views and a chance to spot cagous in the wild.

After a picnic under the giant ferns, head to Sheraton Deva in Bourail. Nestled in a stunning natural reserve, this resort is the perfect spot for a mix of sport and relaxation.

Watch the sun set over the UNESCO-listed lagoon from the best viewpoint in town—right in front of the Sheraton. Before dinner, admire the intricate carvings and architecture of the traditional Kanak case that houses the restaurant and bar.

Climb the ridges of Domaine de Déva on horseback or by foot for breathtaking panoramic views: golden plains, turquoise waters, and rugged mountain backdrops.

Take to the skies in a microlight, seaplane, or paramotor for an unforgettable bird’s-eye view of the lagoon and its marine life.

Wake up with a splash! Poé Beach offers everything from guided lagoon tours and snorkelling to funboat, paddle boats, and kayak rentals.

Enjoy a laid-back picnic overlooking Poé Beach, or drive 15 minutes to La Roche Percée for lunch with a view of the famous Bonhomme rock formation, a favourite spot for local surfers.

After lunch, take a scenic 1.5-hour hike along the Sentier des Trois Baies, where you’ll pass secluded bays shaded by towering columnar pines—home to nesting sea turtles.

Wind down with a drink on the beach at your hotel, followed by a fine dining experience under the stars.

The Boucles de Déva mountain bike park offers trails for all skill levels, with international competitions held here every year.

For the ultimate thrill, jump from a plane with Nouméa Skydive and experience breathtaking views of the lagoon—if the weather allows!

Refuel with fresh local cuisine at Sand Beach Grill, a laid-back beachfront eatery at Sheraton Deva.

After the scenic 2.5-hour drive back to Nouméa, enjoy a relaxed evening exploring the city or test your luck at the local casino or bingo hall.

Take a 45-minute cruise with Mary D to the idyllic Amedee Island, where a full day of activities awaits: snorkelling, Tahitian dance performances, a buffet feast, and breathtaking views from the lighthouse.

For a more active day, rent a jet ski or join a guided snorkelling tour to explore the region’s stunning islets.

End your trip with an unforgettable dinner at one of Nouméa’s top restaurants, such as Le Roof or Marmite et Tire-Bouchon.

Hop on a shuttle to La Tontouta International Airport or enjoy one last scenic drive through New Caledonia’s landscapes at dawn. The airport’s boutique is perfect for picking up any last-minute souvenirs before your next escape to New Caledonia.

For those with extra time, start the day with a leisurely breakfast before exploring Nouméa’s colourful market and stopping at Ouen Toro for panoramic views over the lagoon. For lunch, head to Baie des Citrons for a northern French specialty at 3 Brasseurs, a crêpe at Pastaga, or simply a relaxing meal by the water before heading to the airport.