Top Things to do in New Caledonia
Top Hotels in New Caledonia
- 1. Le Lagon Hotel
- 2. Hotel Gondwana
- 3. Chateau Royal Beach Resort And Spa
- 4. DoubleTree by Hilton Noumea Ilot Maitre Resort
- 5. Sheraton New Caledonia Deva Spa & Golf Resort
- 6. Betikure Parc Lodge
- 7. Hilton Noumea La Promenade Residences
- 8. Le Meridien Noumea Resort & Spa
- 9. Ramada Hotel & Suites by Wyndham Noumea
- 10. Hotel Tieti Poindimie
The 5 Best Caverns & Caves in New Caledonia, New Caledonia
From outback plains on the west coast and desert landscapes in the south to
tropical mountains on the east coast, dazzling beaches in the Loyalty Islands
and a buzzing capital city, Noumea, New Caledonia is a striking mix of
impressive geography and diverse culture. There’s something to delight all
ages and interests, whether it’s enjoying water sports in the UNESCO
Heritage-listed lagoon, feasting on culinary delights, exploring cultural
festivals, or hiking through amazing natural landscapes.
Restaurants in New Caledonia
1. Lue Jajinyi Cave
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By bhittle - San Diego, United States
This cave is about a 10min walk from the dock to the right on the paved road. Easy to get to. You pay $10AUD to enter the property which is next to the church. There will be locals at the shaded area and you are safe to leave any large bags. Take some fresh water especially if it's warm. I would recommend water shoes although you can tough it out once at the cave but the rock can be jagged. This under water cave was the source of fresh water for the locals until it became a tourist attraction. The island has many underwater caves like this as one local told us. Not recommended for handicapped or persons unable to handle trail elevations. Its a steep descent into the cave opening. If you are considering bringing children they need to be good swimmers capable of climbing out of the water once they jump in. You cannot touch the bottom. Once inside it's Incredible! Locals have wired a light inside so you can see. The water is crystal clear. Refreshing is the word everyone used to describe how it feels once you jump in. You could spend about 45min to 1 hr here. It was a great way to end our day after snorkeling and hanging out on the beach.
2. Grotte de Hortense
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By lifewithtiarna - Brisbane, Australia
We thought that the cave was an extremely cool place to visit! There was a small entrance fee but that is okay as it goes to the locals! There was a really nice short forest walk to get there and the cave was beautiful! Definitely walk deeper into the cave, through the dark and you will find a really nice area
3. Le trou de Bone
4. Grotte d'Anubet
5. Saqea Aventure
SAQEA AVENTURE come explore an immense underground cave where tribe members used to hipe during tribal wars. Jeanne will provide you a helmet and lamp .
