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wadeNC
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I didn't care for the city itself, but my trip there was on business and I was very very short on time. I only had time to snorkel on one reef and that was in a pretty accessible place. Life was good though (and so was the beach watching!).
Can't really give you much help other than the quick view I had of the place.
Wade
Can't really give you much help other than the quick view I had of the place.
Wade
alemaozinho
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go on the web and try to find the Dive New Zealand mag.They publish reports from most pacific islands,I,m jealous "new caledonia" is very beautyful.Parlevous Francais?muha:
You can try to ask there: http://www.plongeur.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=22
Some people should be able to answer in English.
Some people should be able to answer in English.
Hi,
Try doing a web search for diving and new caledonia. I think Amitee (?sp) Island is where a lot of diving is done. I organised over the net a couple of dives with Kunie Scuba, who are located on the Isle of Pines which is a territory of NC. If you get the opportunity you should visit the Isle of Pines (Ille de Pins) which is beautiful. Kunie Scuba were great and transferred us to and from the jetty to their dive shop (about 10 - 15min car ride)
HTH,
Mel
Try doing a web search for diving and new caledonia. I think Amitee (?sp) Island is where a lot of diving is done. I organised over the net a couple of dives with Kunie Scuba, who are located on the Isle of Pines which is a territory of NC. If you get the opportunity you should visit the Isle of Pines (Ille de Pins) which is beautiful. Kunie Scuba were great and transferred us to and from the jetty to their dive shop (about 10 - 15min car ride)
HTH,
Mel
This may be of some interest:
http://www.michaelmcfadyenscuba.info/articles/overseas.htm#newcal
Scroll to New Caledonia
http://www.michaelmcfadyenscuba.info/articles/overseas.htm#newcal
Scroll to New Caledonia
If you get a chance get over to the Loyalty Islands (ferry leaves from Noumea or you can fly). No dive operators when I was there but some of the most stunning beaches in the world and amazing snorkelling. Stay with a local Canack (?) family and chill out!reefwreck:
vjongene
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If you can read French, go to www.bmpp.org, and do a search on "Nouvelle Calédonie". Lots of trip reports and operator ratings.
HTH,
Victor
HTH,
Victor
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