Yachtcharter New Caledonia

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A yacht charter in New Caledonia offers an unparalleled sailing experience. This island jewel in the turquoise Pacific Ocean holds a wealth of sailing expeditions that are unparalleled in their diversity. From the bustling capital of Nouméa, founded in the late 19th century under the name of Port-de-France, to the breathtaking Loyalty Islands and the paradisiacal Ile des Pins, each stop offers a unique panorama. The area is recommended for sailors with some experience. Navigation is not undemanding,

Climate: 23-29°C in summer, 20-23°C in winter
Winds: southeast trade winds
Sailing season: May to October

Yacht charter New Caledonia

New Caledonia offers a variety of sights and activities in addition to its sailing opportunities. The capital, Noum&ea cute;a, is known for its French colonial architecture, upscale cuisine, and the Tjibaou Cultural Center, dedicated to the indigenous Kanak culture. The Aquarium of the Lagoon offers a glimpse of the fascinating underwater world, while in the more rural areas you can explore the unique flora and fauna on hiking tours. Be sure to try the local delicacy "bougna", a traditional Kanak dish consisting of root vegetables and meat baked in banana leaves.

Arrival: To reach Nouméa from Germany, flights via major Asian or Australian airports such as Sydney, Tokyo or Singapore are recommended. La Tantouta International Airport is located approximately 50 kilometers from the Nouméa Marina. Transfer options include buses, cabs or pre-organized transfers, feel free to check our customer area for possible transfer information. A passport valid for at least 6 months and a return or onward ticket must be presented upon entry. The local currency is the CFP-Franc (XPF).

Set off on a sailing trip: discover the diversity of New Caledonia

Start your sailing trip in Nouméa and discover the diversity of New Caledonia. Known as the "Jewel of the Pacific," Île des Pins, with its impressive pine trees, turquoise lagoons and white sand beaches, should not be missed on any sailing itinerary.

On the way to the Loyalty Islands with Lifou, Maré and Ouvéa, enjoy unique cultural experiences and delicious local specialties such as fresh oysters from the lagoon of Ouvéa. Discover the imposing barrier reef along the west coast and the lush mangrove forests of the east coast.

Ports such as Koumac, Port Vila or Lifou offer opportunities for charming stopovers. Enjoy a glass of kava, a traditional drink of the region, or sample freshly caught lobster at one of the many restaurants.

A yacht charter in Nouméa is suitable for beginners and experienced sailors alike. Constant trade winds and well-protected waters make for pleasant sailing conditions, although some passages can be challenging. Careful checking of wind and weather conditions is essential for a safe and enjoyable sailing trip. The tidal range is up to 2 meters, and navigation is sometimes challenging at low tide. The area is dotted with reefs and rocks and in case of landfall you have to sail on sight. With good planning and respect for nature, nothing stands in the way of an unforgettable sailing adventure.

If you are looking for another sailing area in the Pacific, you can start from Raiatea and explore the islands of French Polynesia. Also at the coast of Australia a sailing area beckons with starts from Airlie Beach or Shute Harbour.

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