10의 덤베아가지 명소 & 주요 장소

perfectly maintained campground with running water and toilets

It is by following a beautiful ridge line that you arrive at Mount Poudéhoume, located 806 meters above sea level. If the view is clear, you can see the Hauts-de-Koé and some other mountains, such as Mount Koghi, or Mount Tip Top. The suburbs of Noumea and the ocean are not too far either.

At the Germain bridge, you arrive at this picnic area which has barbecue facilities. The Blue River here features beautiful rock formations and natural pools.

The Caledonian petroglyphs along this river must be understood within a larger framework than that of New Caledonia. They are certainly the work of the ancestors of the current Kanaks, but they result from cultural exchanges between islands and archipelagos. The human history of the settlement of Melanesia and Polynesia is spread over more than 3,000 years, and is therefore very complex.

The muleteers' hut is a bit like its predecessors: huts without doors and close to a stream. It has toilets, a water point and pitches for camping. The nature around is remarkable. You may have the opportunity to see beautiful orchids, as well as giant kaori trees.

A series of 4 waterfalls can be found on this small unnamed stream. The path that leads to it is called a slippery path. So be careful! Especially since you are in the Forest of Electrics. If you are lucky, you can see the bird symbol of New Caledonia: the Cagou. This shy bird walks while looking for prey on the ground.