An iconic natural site in the Deep South, featuring forests, wetlands, mining landscapes, and unique biodiversity.
If there’s one destination you shouldn’t miss during a trip to New Caledonia, it’s the Rivière Bleue Provincial Park. Easily accessible from Nouméa (about a 1-hour drive), this park is a must-see for lovers of nature, hiking, and landscapes found nowhere else in the world.
That’s why Rivière Bleue Provincial Park is a real favorite of our team’s. A large part of our activities take place there. Thanks to our professional accreditation, we have special access that allows us to explore some of the park’s most iconic sites under the best possible conditions.
Planning Your Visit
Visiting the park requires a little planning to make the most of your day. There are several options available to you, depending on how much time you have and the kind of experience you’re looking for.
The Two Major Valleys
The Rivière Blanche Valley
This is ideal if you want to visit the park in your own car or if you're short on time.
Here's what you'll discover:
Extensive wetlands designated as Ramsar sites
Several accessible hiking trails
Beautiful places to swim
Designated picnic areas
The Blue River Valley
This valley is not accessible by personal vehicle. There are several ways to explore it:
Rent a mountain bike from our partner: Sud Loisirs
Book the park shuttle at the reception desk
The shuttle will take you to the main picnic areas and trailheads.
Immerse yourself in the heart of Blue River Park
Explore exceptional landscapes featuring lakes, forests, and red earth, in the heart of one of New Caledonia’s most iconic natural sites.