Voh Village & Écomusée
Voh
A town beside the heart-shaped mangroves, with an eco-museum covering coffee cultivation and local history. It is the starting point for scenic flights and hikes.
Voh is a quiet town of about 3,000 people on the west coast of the Northern Province, famous for the nearby heart-shaped mangroves. The town's eco-museum (Écomusée) presents the coffee-growing history of the colonial period, Kanak tribal culture and mangrove ecology. The town center has a church, a supermarket and a few small restaurants. It is the starting point for the Katépaye Mountain viewing trail, Gatope Beach and scenic flights. Accommodation is limited, so most visitors stay in Koné, 30 km away. Most shops are closed on Sundays.
Opening hours
Ecomuseum hours: check on site
Nearby sights
- Mont Katépahié Heart of Voh Lookout
- Heart of Voh
- Gatope Peninsula & Islet
- Blue Hole of Voh (Gatope Reef)
- Koné
- Plage de Foué
- Pouembout Cattle Country & Horse Riding
- Goa Ma Bwarhat Cultural Centre