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      A week waiting in Noumea

      Nouméa May 21, 2013 at 6:31 PM

      So I'll be hanging around Noumea for around a week waiting for a weather window to sail back to Australia. Looking for advice on things to do, places to eat such as cafes and bakeries and places to see before we haed off.

      Cheers

      Scott

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    • i need some advice please !!

      by drps Online Now Jul 15, 2012 at 3:12 AM

      hi, my family and i are travelling to lifou as a part of a p & o cruise next may. we want to hire a driver ( if this is possible ) and see some of the more " tourist" things but also i would love to hear about some queiter off the beaten track spots !! also one last request . . if there is a local school at all. my children are school age and i'd love to show them and take some supplies. thanks

      1 Answer Jul 15, 2012 at 4:52 AM
    • surfing

      by ianstrong Online Now Jan 23, 2010 at 1:52 AM

      We are going on a cruise & I want to surf on this island. Apparently there is a surf spot in the bay where the cruise ship stops. Do you any other info on this or any other spots on the island? Thanks Ian

      1 Answer Feb 6, 2012 at 11:48 PM
    • need info from a local in lifou

      by namaniane Online Now Sep 10, 2006 at 3:02 AM

      I have been contemplating traveling to lifou to seek out family members. Heard and read that the island is quite beautiful, what I am trying to establish is family connections, was not able to before because I do not speak the languages (kanak and french). I have heard the little mission church built by our forefather (he was a missionary from samoa) in lifou still stands, his name was Iosia from Samoa. His second wife, our ancestor, Namaniane (we have no last name for her) came from Lifou, we would sure appreciate any info from those who live on lifou or around new caledonia who might have heard of this couple's story. Namaniane's descendants are alive and thriving in samoa, we have many questions and want to travel to new caledonia to find our relatives but hesitant because we do not speak french or the indigenous language. mahalo to those who can assist.