Pacific charm, French flavour
Pacific charm is infused with a delightful French flavour.
Baguettes and beaches seems like a strange mix, doesn’t it? Not in New Caledonia. With bright blue waters and beautiful landscapes, New Caledonia is called the jewel of the Pacific for a reason. But it’s much more than an astonishingly beautiful aquatic wonderland. It’s a truly diverse destination just waiting to be explored. There are four ports of call when you visit New Caledonia with P&O and we’ll take you on an island hopping adventure. From caves and corals to French cafes, there’s a whole new world to discover above the surface and a universe to explore when you dive under the azure water.
Zika Virus Update
Zika virus is transmitted via mosquito bites but it is thought that contracting it during pregnancy could be associated with a higher incidence of birth abnormalities. The virus has been reported in a number of countries including Tonga. We suggest you be aware of simple steps to protect yourself including wearing loose fitting shirts and pants and packing personal insect repellent (containing DEET, picardin KBR 3023, Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus/PMD, or IR353) for your cruise.
Isle Of Pines
It’s easy to see why Isle of
Pines is commonly referred to
as the jewel of the pacific. It's
beauty is simply breathtaking.
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Lifou
Long
stretches of white sand beach,
small coves, limestone caves,
grottos and imposing cliffs give
the island one of the most dramatic
landscapes in the pacific. READ MORE
Maré
The best kept secret of all of
New Caledonia’s islands, Maré
is about as close to paradise
as any will ever come. READ MORE
Noumea
All the flavour and ambience of a
bustling, sophisticated provincial
french town with the friendly
charms, adventure and heavenly
climate of the pacific islands. READ MORE