New Caledonia

Welcome to the islands with the softest sandy beaches and lush green landscapes! Nine good reasons to visit New Caledonia:

• New Caledonia owns the richest biodiversity on Earth per sq. km
• Unique birds and plants can be found all over the islands
• The tropical islands are famous for the beautiful combination of turquoise water and green beeches, some indigenous to the teritorry
• The terrain of the islands is dominated by amazing coastal plains and rugged uplands
• The New Caledonian crow is considered to be one of the cleverest birds on Earth, making and using its own tools
• The New Caledonian Barrier Reef is the 2nd longest, double-barrier coral reef on Earth after the Belize Barrier Reef
• The Isle of Pines southeast of the main island Grande Terre, offers amazingly soft white sand and tall native pines
• The Isle of Pines in New Caledonia is often called "the closest island to Paradise"
• The Kanak people, the indigenous inhabitants of the islands, are skillful wood carvers