Ouvea Island Tour Nemik Shark Nursery

Ouvea Island Tour Nemik Shark Nursery

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Ouvea Island Tour Nemik Shark Nursery

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Walk along the pure white sand beach of northern Ouvea to the shark nursery at Nemic. On the way your guide, Antoine, tells you about the traditional use of the local herbs and the history of his people.

The walk is 6 kilometers there and back and takes about three hours. To make your reservations and find out how to get to the Island of Ouvea in New Caledonia get a copy of the Rocket Guide to New Caledonia.

Here is the official Destination Iles Loyalte website on Ouvea, Loyalty Islands

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A: Ouvea Tour Shark Nursery Walk

Par Richard Chesher, à 770 mètres

Antoine uses a stick to draw explanations of shark behavior in the sand and to point out the small da...

Ouvea Tour Shark Nursery Walk

B: Ouvea St. Joseph Church

Par Richard Chesher, A 4.2 km

The Church at St. Joseph, on the northern part of Ouvea Atoll, is the largest church on Ouvea. It is ...

Ouvea St. Joseph Church

C: Ouvea Festival Dancers

Par Richard Chesher, A 4.6 km

The community of Bunaca on Ouvea put on the first annual Yam Festival in July 2009. Bunaca and St. Jo...

Ouvea Festival Dancers

D: Ouvea Walei Yam Festival

Par Richard Chesher, A 4.6 km

The community of Bunaca on Ouvea put on the first annual Yam Festival in July 2009. The three day fes...

Ouvea Walei Yam Festival

E: Ouvea Lekiny Pass

Par Richard Chesher, A 32.4 km

Ouvea is an atoll made up of many islands. Two of the largest islands, Mouly and Fayaoué, are separat...

Ouvea Lekiny Pass

F: Ouvea Paradis Beach Low Tide

Par Richard Chesher, A 32.6 km

Low tide on the northeastern end of Paradis Beach in Ouvea - a vast expanse of sand rippled by the so...

Ouvea Paradis Beach Low Tide

G: Plage du Paradis d'Ouvéa Traces de pas dans le sable

Par Richard Chesher, A 32.6 km

Des traces de pas dans le sable d'un paradis, disparaissent avec chaque marée de la mer.Une image spl...

Plage du Paradis d'Ouvéa Traces de pas dans le sable

H: Ouvea Lekiny Cliffs Arrival

Par Richard Chesher, A 32.6 km

Ouvea is an old atoll, tilted up on the southeastern side by a rise in the sea floor over a million y...

Ouvea Lekiny Cliffs Arrival

I: Ouvea Tour Paradis Beach Surfing

Par Richard Chesher, A 32.7 km

Ouvea is the perfect spot for those who like the surf very small. The calm lagoon water, like the sof...

Ouvea Tour Paradis Beach Surfing

J: Ouvea Paradis Beach Photo

Par Richard Chesher, A 32.7 km

A young couple from France takes their own photo just off the Paradis Beach on the atoll of Ouvea in ...

Ouvea Paradis Beach Photo

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Ouvea Atoll is the northernmost of the four Loyalty Islands. The eastern side of the atoll was uplifted millions of years ago so the whole eastern side forms one long narrow coral island with one of the world's most spectacular white sand beaches along the proctected lagoon.

Ouvea is a 40 minute flight from Noumea, New Caledonia aboard Air Caledonie's new ATR turboprop planes. There is one 4 star Ouvea hotel - the Paradis d'Ouvea - two "Gites" and 6 "tribal stay" accommodation. There are also two managed campsites.

Ouvea is popular with visitors - especially Japanese visitors - primarily because of the breathtaking beauty of the beach, but also because of the clear protected waters and coral reefs that offer great diving, interesting walks and annual festivals to attend.

Two distinct cultural groups live on Ouvea, the Polynesian speaking people of the northern villages and the Melanesian speaking people of the southern villages. All of them also speak French and are French citizens because New Caledonia is part of France.

 

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