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.
Please contact ETIC NC via email or phone to book.
For groups, please book at least 24 hours in advance.
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.
Please contact ETIC NC via email or phone to book.
For groups, please book at least 24 hours in advance.
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
6500XPF
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.
