Pont de Mouli
A bridge linking the main island of Ouvéa with Mouli Island. Water flows through the lagoon channel beneath it, shifting from emerald to sapphire, and sea turtles, eagle rays, and reef sharks are often seen.
Mouli Bridge spans the Lékine Channel at the southern tip of Ouvéa, connecting the main island with the small island of Mouli. It is the island's most famous viewpoint. Lagoon water flows out to the open sea here, its color changing from emerald green to sapphire blue. From the bridge, you can see sea turtles, eagle rays, reef sharks, and schools of fish swimming past. The old bridge was replaced by a new one in 2023. Mouli Beach on either side of the bridge is good for swimming, but the channel has strong currents, so swimming beneath the bridge is not recommended. Open all day and free of charge. It is about 20 minutes by bike or car from the Fayaoué area. It can be combined with the Lékiny Cliffs and the southern beaches in a half-day itinerary.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Ouvéa
- Lékiny Cliffs
- Fayaoué Beach
- Memorial of the Nineteen, Wadrilla
- Pléiades du Sud
- Trou Bleu d'Anawa
- Saint-Joseph Church, Ouvéa
- Beautemps-Beaupré Atoll