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PARC PROVINCIAL DE LA RIVIÈRE BLEUE

 
Hiking
 
Day trip

The Blue River Provincial Park was created in 1980 and covers a surface area of  9,045 hectares.

Lumber and mining operations at the turn of the century have left marks that are still visible.

Learn more about New Caledonian history in this unique natural environment, alternating between observing the scrub that has grown back in the mining zones and the rain forest.

 

Both of these environments are exceptional for the abundance and diversity of the flora, and there is an especially high rate of endemic plants.

Most of New Caledonia's birds are found in the Park, which contains the largest population of Cagous in New Caledonia thanks to the Southern Province's repopulation program.

 

The Blue River Provincial Park is a protected reserve. You are welcome to enjoy yourself here, however you are asked to follow certain rules.  It takes about 45 minutes by car from Nouméa to the Park entrance.

 

Opening hours:

Open every day except Monday from 7am to 5pm.

Visitors are allowed to enter the park until 2pm.

The park may close for a day every once in a while for various reasons. Call 43 61 24 if you have any doubts.

 

Rates:

Park entrance: 400 F / person

Reduced rate: 200 F / person

Students: 50 F / person

 

 

 

Physical address :

Route de Yaté
98834 Yaté
South province

Rates :

less than 3000 cfp,

Means of payment :

CFP bank notes only, Cheque,

Reservation :

Non

Opening days :

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday,

Contact :

Mr DELAFENÊTRE Joël
Responsable
Phone :
+687 436124
Fax : 
+687 436134
E-mail : 

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