What do you wear in New Caledonia?
What do you wear in New Caledonia? Light, breathable clothing Packing clothes you can feel comfortable in even when it's hot and sunny outside is a must. Forget the nylon, polyester, and leather (basically anything that's going to stick to you) and opt for pants, dresses and shirts made from lightweight cotton or linen.
How many days is enough for New Caledonia?
If you are travelling around the main island you will need a car. Thankfully, the roads are reasonable and driving distances are quite short. You can see the whole island in around 5 days and can take a few smaller trips from Noumea if you're short on time.
Why do people go to New Caledonia?
TO HAVE SEVERAL HOLIDAYS IN ONE DESTINATION Outback plains on the West Coast. Tropical mountains on the East Coast. Eye-wateringly beautiful beaches in the Loyalty Islands. Buzzing city life in capital Noumea.
Do you need a visa for New Caledonia?
U.S. citizens do not need a visa if entering on a regular tourist passport and staying no more than 90 days out of every six months. Return ticket travel will be confirmed. Your passport must be valid for six months beyond the duration of your stay in New Caledonia.
Is the water warm in New Caledonia?
You can revel in recreational swimming and diving all year round too - the water is always delightfully pleasant! Even in the middle of the cool season (July-September), seawater temperatures are steady at 21-22°C (compared to 26-28°C from January to March).
Do they speak English in New Caledonia?
Because New Caledonia's main industry is tourism and most of the island's tourism is from Australia and New Zealand, English is also spoken in New Caledonia; however, it is only widely spoken inside Nouméa and by those in the tourism industry. The most commonly taught foreign languages are English and Japanese.
What is the hottest month in New Caledonia?
Between November and April, New Caledonia's warm season averages temperatures around 25°C. There is semi-frequent rainfall during this period, with February typically being both the hottest and wettest month of the year.
Can you swim in the ocean in New Caledonia?
In the island paradise of New Caledonia's capital Nouméa, it's illegal to swim in the sea — except along a 200-metre stretch of beach.