Kiki Beach
Plage de Kiki
A secluded beach reached along a path through fields and columnar Araucaria pines, with a clifftop view over the sand that is a popular photo spot.
Plage de Kiki lies on the northern coast east of Easo. From the car park it takes about 15–20 minutes on foot along a path between fields and rows of columnar Araucaria pines, then down from the clifftop to the beach. The small bay has white sand and clear water, and it is quiet with few visitors, making it good for swimming and snorkelling. The view of the bay and the pines from the clifftop is recommended by New Caledonia's tourism board as a photo spot. A toll is paid to the tribe for access (about 500 CFP francs at the car park). There are no facilities, so bring your own water and sun protection.
Opening hours
Open daytime
Nearby sights
- Easo Beach & Santal Bay
- Church of St Francis Xavier (Easo)
- Notre-Dame de Lourdes Chapel (Easo)
- Jinek Bay
- Maison de la Vanille
- Jokin Cliffs
- Peng Beach
- Chateaubriand Bay & Wé