Discover Daily Anzac 1, a 3-hour guided tour through Nouméa’s museums and iconic sites. Relive the history and bonds of mateship forged during World War II, in a moving human adventure you won’t forget.
Dive into Nouméa’s history and its role in World War II on a 3-hour guided tour linking museums and iconic sites. Daily Anzac 1 invites you to relive the bonds of mateship, innovation and human adventure that defined this era.
Place des Cocotiers – Celestial Fountain: Located at the heart of Nouméa’s most iconic square, the Celestial Fountain is a historic landmark. It reflects the city’s urban development and stands as a symbolic backdrop to gatherings of the past.
Musée de la Ville (Town Museum): Housed in the former town hall, this museum retraces Nouméa’s history through collections, archives and everyday objects, bearing witness to the city’s transformation over the decades.
World War II Museum: An essential stop to understand New Caledonia’s role in the conflict, with exhibitions on the American presence, military strategies and the daily life of locals during wartime.
Vallée du Tir – Maison Rose: A place filled with history and emotion, the "Maison Rose", built in 1905, recalls a significant past – a shared secret that this tour invites you to discover.
Ouen Toro: Overlooking the city and lagoon, this site offers sweeping views as well as a glimpse into military history, with its still-visible cannons and its strategic role during World War II.
Place des Cocotiers – Celestial Fountain: Located at the heart of Nouméa’s most iconic square, the Celestial Fountain is a historic landmark. It reflects the city’s urban development and stands as a symbolic backdrop to gatherings of the past.
Musée de la Ville (Town Museum): Housed in the former town hall, this museum retraces Nouméa’s history through collections, archives and everyday objects, bearing witness to the city’s transformation over the decades.
World War II Museum: An essential stop to understand New Caledonia’s role in the conflict, with exhibitions on the American presence, military strategies and the daily life of locals during wartime.
Vallée du Tir – Maison Rose: A place filled with history and emotion, the "Maison Rose", built in 1905, recalls a significant past – a shared secret that this tour invites you to discover.
Ouen Toro: Overlooking the city and lagoon, this site offers sweeping views as well as a glimpse into military history, with its still-visible cannons and its strategic role during World War II.
Included
Included
Transport, museum entry fees and the services of a professional tour guide.Services
Services
Booking obligatory
Rates
Rates
Rates 2025
Rates 2025
One price
CFPF 6,500
Groups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 8 Maximum number of people
Openings
Openings
All year 2025 - Open everyday
Bookings essential. This tour is not available on Sundays as the museums are closed.
