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Capital city of Nouméa, New Caledonia
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Capital city of Nouméa, New Caledonia
Nouméa
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Amédée Lighthouse
Tjibaou Cultural Centre
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Kiki Beach, Lifou
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Kiki Beach, Lifou
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Livestock arrival at Néméara farm, Bourail
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Livestock arrival at Néméara farm, Bourail
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Lindéralique rocks, Hienghène
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Lindéralique rocks, Hienghène
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Bivouac at Parc de la Rivière Bleue, Yaté
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Bivouac at Parc de la Rivière Bleue, Yaté
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Snorkelling with a turtle in New Caledonia's lagoon
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Snorkelling with a turtle in New Caledonia's lagoon
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Birdwatching at the Parc des Grandes Fougères
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Traditional Kanak dancers
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Traditional Kanak dancers
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Lunch in a Nouméa restaurant
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Lunch in a Nouméa restaurant
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Relax overlooking the lagoon on Île des Pins
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Relax overlooking the lagoon on Île des Pins
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Bar at the Sheraton Deva Hotel in Bourail
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Bar at the Sheraton Deva Hotel in Bourail
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Road trip to Hienghène, seaside road
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Road trip to Hienghène, seaside road
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Fête Nationale in Nouméa
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Fête Nationale in Nouméa
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Plage de la Baie de Plum
Plage de la Baie de Plum
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Plage de la Baie de Plum, Mont-Dore
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800 meters of brown sand facing Plum Bay.
800 meters of brown sand facing Plum Bay.
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Plage de la Baie de Plum
Plage de la Baie de Plum, Mont-Dore
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