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Lifou Natural beach

Peng Beach

Located about twenty minutes from Wé the island’s capital, the pretty beach of Peng is particularly appreciated for its calm and clear waters.

To access it from the Hapetra tribal village, take a dirt road that is on your right just after the bend. The journey takes about 15 to 20 minutes by car. This road will lead to a beautiful white sand beach with turquoise blue water surrounded by coral rocks. Far from any habitation, you can enjoy the area in peace, but be aware also that it is also a place of leisure for the inhabitants. You may also meet a resident there: Guy, a sculptor of mother-of-pearl and sandalwood who will love to show you some of his latest creations. It is also the perfect place to admire beautiful sunsets. In Peng, in 1935, an epidemic of leprosy forced the local population into a mass exodus. The remains of the site of the original tribe and its cemetery are still visible. Nearby, a sacred cave is hidden away, it is supposed to guard the water that gives life to the three great chiefdoms of Lifou.

Spoken languages

  • French

OPENING

  • All year round.

CONTACTS

  • Hapetra
    98820 Lifou

PRICES

Free access.

See also

The potholes of Cap des Pins
Coral reef

The potholes of Cap des Pins

Lifou
A site by the sea where waves and swells have formed potholes in the coral formations.
Luengöni Cave
Cave

Luengöni Cave

Lifou
Near Luengöni Beach, a network of galleries leads to an underground pool with cool and clear refreshing water.
Mouli Bridge
Viewpoint

Mouli Bridge

Ouvéa
The bridge of Mouli spans the inlet that separates the main island of Ouvéa from the island of Mouli, and where a photo break is essential!
Cape Wabao
Cape

Cape Wabao

Maré
Cape Wabao dominates the southwest of the island with its coral terraces bristling with columnar pines, overlooking small rocky coves with transparent waters that are rich in a wide variety of fish, ideal for snorkelling.
The Jila Cave
Cave

The Jila Cave

Lifou
At Wedrumel you can discover the largest underground cave in Lifou.
Natural Aquarium
Natural wonder

Natural Aquarium

Maré
This natural basin with its crystal-clear waters, fed by the passage of the sea under the coral, serves as a refuge for turtles and fish.
Fayawa Islet
Island

Fayawa Islet

Ouvéa
Fayawa Islet is located south of Ouvéa Island, between Mouli Island and Lékiny Cliffs.
Warrior’s Leap
Falaise,Point de vue

Warrior’s Leap

Maré
7 km from La Roche, legend has it that a warrior, cornered by his enemies, crossed with a single leap this seven-metre-wide ravine in the cliffs overlooking Allier Bay.
Hanawa Blue Hole
Natural wonder

Hanawa Blue Hole

Ouvéa
Wedged between the beach and the road, the Blue Hole of Hanawa is a seawater hole 30 metres in diameter, and of unknown depth.
Anubet Cave
Cave

Anubet Cave

Ouvéa
Nestled in the heart of the forest that covers the south of the island, you can discover Anubet cave.
Turtle Hole
Natural wonder

Turtle Hole

Ouvéa
Hidden under the cover of trees near the Takedji tribal village this water hole serves as a refuge for a large number of turtles
Shabadran Bay
Falaise,Récif corallien,Baie

Shabadran Bay

Maré
The small bay of Shabadran, protected by a collection of cliffs and columnar pines is one of the most beautiful sites in New Caledonia, it is accessible via an excursion that is as unforgettable as it is demanding!
Northern Pleiades
Island

Northern Pleiades

Ouvéa
The Atoll of Ouvéa is closed to the west by a string of uninhabited islets and sandbanks that stretch like comet tails clinging to the ends of the main island, these are known as the Northern and Southern Pleiades, and they are separated by the Anemata Pass.
Niri Bay
Bay

Niri Bay

Maré
Niri Bay, embellished with small coves of coral rocks opening out on the lagoon, is an ideal spot for swimming and snorkelling. You can also observe dolphins that come every year to breed in its turquoise waters.
Bone Hole
Natural wonder

Bone Hole

Maré
The Bone hole is an impressive coral sinkhole some 40 m deep and 30 m in diameter, and which is just a few metres from the road.
The Jewels of Inagoj
Curiosité naturelle,Forêt,Mare

The Jewels of Inagoj

Lifou
Emerald green water holes are hidden in the middle of a lush forest.
Sandalwood Bay
Bay

Sandalwood Bay

Lifou
Sandalwood Bay stretches for nearly 50 km, from Cap Mandé in the south to Cap Aimé Martin in the north.
Southern Pleiades
Island

Southern Pleiades

Ouvéa
The Atoll of Ouvéa is closed to the west by a string of uninhabited islets and sandbanks that stretch like comet tails clinging to the ends of the main island, the Northern and Southern Pleiades, separated by the Anemata Pass.
Xodre Cliffs
Cliff

Xodre Cliffs

Lifou
Just south of Lifou, the cliffs of Xodre are a wild and mineral place, from where you can see Tiga island and even Maré island in good weather.
Pethoen Cave
Cave

Pethoen Cave

Maré
Hidden in the forest about fifty metres from the main road, Pethoen Cave is home to a variety of magnificent stalactites.
Lékiny Cliffs
Falaise,Récif corallien

Lékiny Cliffs

Ouvéa
The majestic cliffs at Lékiny stretch for nearly 3 kilometres and are about twenty metres high at their highest point.
The Jokin Cliffs
Falaise,Point de vue

The Jokin Cliffs

Lifou
Magnificent cliffs overlooking the lagoon and located north of the island in the Jokin tribal village.
Lékiny Bay
Bay

Lékiny Bay

Ouvéa
Lékiny Bay, a beautiful, well-sheltered body of water with unique colours, is a customary fishing reserve for the people of the Fayawa tribal village, a small island located in the bay.
The Devil's Cave
Cave

The Devil's Cave

Lifou
Northeast of Lifou, the Devil's Cave is a mysterious place full of legends.

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