[2025 Ilot Maitre Attraction] Travel Guide for Amedee Lighthouse (Updated May)

#celebrateit If you’re looking for a paradise with a mixture of history, Amedee Lighthouse is a must visit. You can take a 40 minute boat ride from Noumea and you can see the towering 56m lighthouse. Get ready for the hike up as the 247 steps is worth it for the breathtaking panoramic views of the turquoise waters from above. Go on to relax on the beach or snorkel with beautiful marine life. You can also enjoy a delicious Oceanic feast with a Polynesian dance show that was quite fascinating. This is the perfect way to celebrate the holidays.

Nouméa is the capital of New Caledonia, combining the passion of the South Pacific with French romance. The average annual temperature is 20–26°C, making it warm and comfortable, and suitable for travel all year round. ✈️ Attractions • Tjibaou Cultural Center: A masterpiece by Italian architect Renzo Piano, the center incorporates the curved structure of traditional Kanak houses into a modern style. The image of an unfinished house symbolizes the constant evolution of culture, making it a great place to learn about the local indigenous culture. 🌳 • Amédée Lighthouse: A 40-minute boat ride away, the lighthouse has 247 cast iron steps. From the top, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the island. The surrounding waters are rich in marine life, and you can encounter amazing marine creatures while snorkeling. • Aquarium des Lagons: Small but wonderful, the aquarium has three floors, 33 tanks, and 500,000 liters of water, showcasing a wide variety of corals, fish, crustaceans, and other marine life, as well as marine animals unique to New Caledonia. 🐟 Food • French cuisine: French pastries such as baguettes, crepes, and macarons are crispy and sweet. Paired with rich cheese and mellow wine, they are a French treat for the taste buds. 🎨 • Seafood feast: Located in the Pacific Ocean, Nouméa is rich in seafood, including lobster, oysters, and grouper. Whether baked in French style or simply steamed, they are all delicious. 🦞 • Special Bougna: Fish, chicken, vegetables, and coconut milk are wrapped in banana leaves and baked on stones. The dish has a unique aroma and rich taste. Tips • Currency: The currency is the Pacific franc. You can exchange money at the airport or city banks. Some stores accept credit cards, but it is recommended to bring cash to remote areas. 🪙 • Language: The official language is French. Simple French is more convenient for communication, as English is not widely spoken. • Customs: Respect local customs, especially Kanak cultural traditions. Ask for permission before taking photos.

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In New Caledonia, even if you have traveled to Matsushima, dont miss Amedee Island, which has only one lighthouse. This is a 40-minute boat ride from the center of Noumea. An ancient lighthouse called the symbol of New Caledonia, so it is more often called "Lighthouse Island". The lighthouse is not big, and it takes less than 20 minutes to walk around the beach. But every corner is full of laughter and sunshine. At noon, you can walk into the shade of the trees while enjoying traditional island entertainment while enjoying a sumptuous seafood buffet accompanied by a wide range of complimentary wines and mouth-watering French desserts. Like water sports, snorkeling, jet skiing, kayaking, standing paddle boards and many other equipment can be rented. As for the young artists, you can be in the world's smallest post office - Amedee Lighthouse Post Office Send a postcard with a beacon postmark to go home. The clearing of the lagoon and the sea can be seen on the lighthouse. The lagoons in New Caledonia are mostly separated by coral reefs and separated from the outer sea by semi-enclosed waters, so there is clear water. It is not as rough as the sea. The white waves are blocked out, and the entire lighthouse island is surrounded by a glazed sea of water... One afternoon is enough to fall in love with this island. If you dont have to go back to work, who wouldnt want to live in such a holiday paradise It.