New Caledonia is home to the largest lagoon in the world, and with locations as magnificent as they are varied, diving is inscribed in the DNA of all sea lovers. Several clubs located on the mainland and the islands offer dives for both newbies and pros.
Discover the seabed
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Dive into the heart of a shipwreck
As soon as you have access to traditional diving equipment, the prospects are endless. From the barrier reef to the pits and natural caves, you won’t get tired of diving in New Caledonia. Even more so if you go exploring shipwrecks, habitat for an extremely dense fauna and flora. The Dieppoise at the Amédée Lighthouse, the Humboldt near the Dumbéa channel, or even the Arrogant at Boulari or the Sun Burnt Country towards Goéland Islet... Make your choice!
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Island diving
The waters around the Isle of Pines and Lifou are renowned for their exceptional richness, but the islands also offer cave diving where the atmosphere is necessarily different. The gallery of caves around Lifou remain largely unexplored. Don’t venture out alone, and trust your provider. This service is intended primarily for experienced divers and caving enthusiasts.
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Night diving
Most providers will offer an exceptional opportunity, diving at night. Renowned for its mysterious atmosphere, night diving is real exploration, open to all. Be careful, thrills are guaranteed! It’s also an opportunity to observe a rare natural phenomenon and fascinating curiosity, fluorescent coral.
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Unmissable spots
- Gorgone Reef, Lifou
- The Cathedral, Hienghène
- The Dumbéa passage
- Green Island reef break, Bourail
- Gorgon Valley, Isle of Pines
- The wreck of the Dieppoise, Nouméa
- The Deverd faults, Koumac
- Pascaline, Poindimié
