Introducing Noumea
With its cheerful multi-ethnic community, New Caledonia's cosmopolitan capital is both sophisticated and uncomplicated, classy and casual. The relaxed city sits on a large peninsula, surrounded by picturesque bays, and offers visitors a variety of experiences. Diners have the choice of eating out at classy French restaurants or humble establishments in Chinatown, while shopaholics can blow their savings on the latest Paris fashions or go bargain hunting for imported Asian textiles.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: 5 months in New Caledonia - visas and where to stay?
by mandja 07 September 2011
I am also having a hard time finding out where to be based. Without a car- I suggest that you stay in Noumea. Kone is quite remote. Bourail…
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5 months in New Caledonia - visas and where to stay?
by kristinapetersen 07 September 2011
Hello I am a Danish citizen planning to go to New Caledonia for five months starting January 2012. I am going to do ethnographic fieldwor…
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RE: Recommendation for lawyers in New Caledonia
by eloise_marie 10 August 2011
Hi, Not sure if you've already been to NC, but my sister works for Pacific Legal Network - a Sydney based law firm that specialises in…
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