Pindaï Peninsula Dry Forest
Presqu'île de Pindaï
A protected peninsula between Pouembout and Népoui that preserves New Caledonia's most intact coastal dry forest, with interpretive trails and beaches.
More than 98% of New Caledonia's dry forest has disappeared. The Pindaï Peninsula is one of the best-preserved areas and is protected by the Northern Province. The peninsula has several short interpretive trails where you can see native dry-forest tree species, deer herds and birds such as red-beaked parrots. At the tip of the peninsula are a quiet beach and mangroves. Admission is free. The roads are gravel, but ordinary cars can reach the site. It is about 40 km from Koné and can be combined with Pouembout and Népoui for a half-day loop. The coordinates refer to the center of the peninsula.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Pouembout Cattle Country & Horse Riding
- Plage de Foué
- Koné
- Blue Hole of Voh (Gatope Reef)
- Voh Village & Écomusée
- Gatope Peninsula & Islet
- Mont Katépahié Heart of Voh Lookout
- Heart of Voh