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Nouméa & Isle of Pines, New Caledonia

Nouméa wraps French café culture, Melanesian heritage and a surprisingly serious dining scene around the turquoise bays of Anse Vata and Baie des Citrons, all fringed by the world's largest lagoon, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A short flight south, the Isle of Pines answers with towering columnar pines, powder-white sand and the celebrated natural pool of Oro Bay.

Le Domaine Nouméa, Series by Marriott

Anse Vata's beachfront flagship, where French savoir-faire meets the Pacific across 207 lagoon-facing rooms and a 900 m² Deep Nature spa.

Le Domaine Oro, Series by Marriott

An intimate 48-key hideaway alone on Oro Bay, a forest walk from the Isle of Pines' famous natural pool.

Le Domaine Déva, Series by Marriott

A Kanak-inspired beach resort standing alone inside the protected Déva reserve, with an 18-hole championship course on the doorstep.

Château Royal Beach Resort & Spa

A contemporary five-star on the Anse Vata promenade, built entirely of suites and anchored by a 300 m² Aquatonic seawater circuit.

DoubleTree by Hilton Noumea Ilot Maitre Resort

Overwater bungalows on a private islet inside a 200-hectare marine reserve, twenty minutes by boat from Nouméa.

Oure Tera Beach Resort

Low-slung bungalows scattered through a coconut grove on the white sand of Kanumera Bay, on New Caledonia's Isle of Pines.