Plage de Foué
A beach on the Foué Peninsula southwest of Koné, with picnic tables in the shade, where Koné residents swim, barbecue and watch the sunset on weekends.
Foué Peninsula lies about 10 km west of Koné. A small fishing pier runs along the road, and Foué Beach has fine sand and calm, shallow lagoon waters. Picnic shelters and barbecue grills are set up in the shade, and local families often camp and barbecue here on weekends. The west-facing shore is a good spot to watch the sunset. Nearby, a shrimp farm sells fresh New Caledonian blue shrimp. Admission is free and facilities are basic, so bring your own water and food.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Koné
- Pouembout Cattle Country & Horse Riding
- Blue Hole of Voh (Gatope Reef)
- Voh Village & Écomusée
- Gatope Peninsula & Islet
- Mont Katépahié Heart of Voh Lookout
- Heart of Voh
- Pindaï Peninsula Dry Forest