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Discover New Caledonia
Visit a Rich and Diverse Group of Islands.
We provide a range of New Caledonia holiday packages, so you and your family can make this the year you discover the rich beauty of these islands. Many of our deals are all inclusive, taking the stress out of meal planning, allowing you to relax and concentrate on discovering all New Caledonia has to offer.
Our range of specials has something for everyone – from the traveller on a budget to the newly-wed couple. We can put together the best New Caledonia holiday package to suit your needs.
New Caledonia boasts the oldest living flowering plant, and the largest lagoon in the world – come and discover these amazing wonders of nature. Take your family away from the hustle of tourist traps, and come to these islands to explore a varied range of land and sea environments.
Exceptionally Unique With a French Twist
Although likened to Europe due to its French twist, New Caledonia definitely shines bright with its uniqueness. It offers varied terrain, a vibrant multi-cultural society and incredible natural beauty.
Choose one of our all-inclusive deals this year to experience the tasty European or local cuisine, relaxing beach lounging, mountain hiking, reef exploring or cafe hopping – here you will find something for all the family.
With so much to see and experience, you will need more than one visit to these islands. Give us a call on 1800 800 722 for more information on our fantastic specials.
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Chateau Royal Beach Resort & Spa
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Hilton Noumea La Promenade Residences
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Frequently asked questions about travelling to New Caledonia
Here are some common questions to assist you in the planning of your upcoming holiday
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What is the culture of New Caledonia?The cultural blend in New Caledonia is represented by two main influences, the indigenous Kanak peoples and the French European settlers. It is not surprising that New Caledonia is referred to as the ‘France of the Pacific’, as fresh pastries, French cuisine and language are abundant throughout the country, while local dialects and traditions (such as the Caldoche cowboy) still thrive in the regional areas.
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How do I get around New Caledonia?New Caledonia is a varied landscape encompassing the main island of Grand Terre, the Isle of Pines, and the outer Loyalty Islands. These can be accessed by plane or ferry, and in each of these regions you can hire a vehicle to explore at your own pace. Throughout Noumea and the main island there is a more extensive network of local buses and taxis, and the city centre even has a 'Tchou Tchou Train' that visits tourist hotspots.
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What is the weather like in New Caledonia?The southern summer is New Caledonia's hottest season, from December to March, with temperatures reaching over 30 degrees regularly. The cooler months of June to September reach averages of up to 25 degrees Celsius. If you're looking for an ideal mix of temperature and fine weather then consider the Caledonian spring in October/November for minimal rainfall, sunny days and slowly rising temperatures.
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What languages are spoken there?French is the official language of New Caledonia, though Noumea and the tourist hubs are well-educated and fluent in English. There are also around 30 local 'Kanak' languages too!