Quick facts about this walk
| Location: | New Caledonia |
| Distance: | 2.8 km |
| Time: | 1 hour loop |
| Difficulty: | Easy |
| Elevation: | 26m |
| Track Quality: | The track is ok, can be a bit overgrown in parts. |
| Transport: | If you’re staying at the Isle of Pines then you should be able to walk from your hotel to this walk. Otherwise, you’ll need to catch the ferry over from Noumea. |
| Mountain bikes? | No |
| Wheelchair access? | No |
| Wet Feet: | No |
| Toilets: | There are nice clean toilets in a block behind the little tourist office. |
| Dogs: | No dogs allowed |
| Mobile coverage: | Ok |
Enjoy your walks on the Isle of Pines
We started this walk by arriving by boat and tiring the dinghy up at the wharf next to the tourist office. Or you can land straight on the beach, however you need to watch out for the waves they can get a bit high.
At the tourist office walk behind it to start the walk at the toilet block. Walk down to the wharf and you’ll just see the track on your left. It’s not signposted at all.
The weather was excellent for us today. Not too hot. There was no one else on the track at all, only us.
Warning: there are a lot of snakes here so watch your step.
You’ll pass a number of awesome beaches as you walk around, the views are just amazing.
Map location and track
My 3d video of the walk
See my photos of the SW Point Kuto Bay
