Noumea & Ilot Maître Getaway

DoubleTree By Hilton, îlot Maître, Nouméa

Set above crystal-clear water, the DoubleTree by Hilton Nouméa overwater bungalows form an elegant line across the lagoon. From above, the image highlights the shades of blue, the water’s clarity and direct sea access from each terrace—combining comfort with open horizons.

Road trip in New Caledonia

Rocks of lindéralique, Hienghène

Beach of the Roche Percée, Bourail

The Hienghène's Chicken Incubator

This image offers a spectacular aerial view of Nouméa at sunrise. In the foreground, the lagoon reveals beautiful shades of blue and turquoise along the coastline. The city then stretches across residential districts, rolling hills and bright bays, while mountains on the horizon appear through the morning haze. The first light of day warms the landscape and highlights the contrast between sea, city and hills. Altogether, the scene conveys the peaceful and radiant atmosphere of waking up in New Caledonia’s capital.

Under a clear blue sky, the Nouméa Resort & Spa pool stretches among palm trees, with sun loungers and umbrellas arranged around the deck. The turquoise water reflects the light and draws the eye towards the sea, creating a relaxed atmosphere—ideal for unwinding poolside in Nouméa.

This image shows the pool at the Sheraton Deva hotel in Bourail, set in a refined and soothing tropical environment. The softly curved pool is lined with a wooden deck, sun loungers and large white umbrellas. A large conical-roofed pavilion adds an iconic architectural touch, while the surrounding trees and glimpse of the coast enhance the upscale atmosphere of relaxation. Overall, the scene conveys comfort, sunshine and a true sense of escape.

This image shows an aerial view of Ilot Maître, a coral islet located in Nouméa’s lagoon. The long, narrow island is edged with pale sandy beaches and surrounded by shallow waters in shades of turquoise and emerald. On the left side of the image, the overwater bungalows of the 4-star DoubleTree by Hilton hotel are clearly visible, connected to the islet by long wooden walkways forming an elegant curve above the lagoon. The centre of the islet is covered with dense vegetation, with a few discreet facilities blending into the landscape. In the background, Grande Terre and the coastal mountains can be seen, highlighting the islet’s proximity to Nouméa. Altogether, the scene suggests a refined island escape combining preserved nature, upscale accommodation and total immersion in New Caledonia’s lagoon.

Château Beach Resort & Spa, Nouméa