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With its UNESCO World Heritage lagoon, diverse cultural influences, and distinctive lifestyle, New Caledonia is the perfect playground to transform any seminar, incentive, or team-building program into a memorable experience. Below is an inspiring — and non-exhaustive — selection of activities designed to combine performance, cohesion, and discovery.

Adventure Team Building

Offer your group fun and stimulating activities that strengthen cohesion, encourage creativity, and create unforgettable shared moments — in nature or in the city.

©Zip-Lining with La Belle Verte|Antoine Roulleau

Climb and glide through the forest

At Koghi Parc Aventure and La Belle Verte Canopy Tours, participants can enjoy treetop adventure courses and ziplines just outside Nouméa.

Compete in outdoor games

Adrénaline Parc in the Dumbéa Valley offers laser tag, paintball, and bubble soccer for a mix of fun and adrenaline.

Race on the karting circuit

The Nakutakoin karting track lets teams compete in timed races — guaranteed thrills and friendly rivalry.

Join a treasure hunt

I Dream’s geolocated puzzle games mix cooperation with discovery, revealing hidden talents while exploring local surroundings.

©Ile Des Pins Caledonian Dream 2028 10 02|Marine Reveilhac

Custom challenges

For tailor-made collective challenges and multi-activity programs, local event agencies can design solutions adapted to your needs.

Lagoon Escapes

New Caledonia’s lagoon — with its coral reefs, islets, and beaches — offers the perfect stage for incentives that range from pure relaxation to high-energy water sports.

Spend a day on an islet

From Nouméa, water taxis and ferries connect easily to nearby islets (Duck, Amédée Lighthouse, Maître) for sunbathing, swimming, and beachfront dining.

Dive into the world’s most beautiful lagoon

Both scuba diving and snorkelling allow groups to explore the reefs and extraordinary marine life.

©Traditional Pirogue excursion on Upi Bay|Sicilia

Sail a traditional pirogue in Upi Bay

On the Isle of Pines, traditional canoes (20 people max) glide through turquoise waters surrounded by dramatic limestone outcrops.

©Windsurfing in Nouméa's lagoon|Mola Mola

Try water sports

Jet-skiing, paddleboarding, windsurfing, and kitesurfing are available at top spots such as Anse Vata, Poé, or Îlot Maître.

Cruise by catamaran

Choose from multi-day cabin cruises or day sails — including whale-watching outings between July and September.

Immersion in Nature

Protected parks and wide-open landscapes make New Caledonia the perfect destination for reconnecting with nature, enjoying outdoor adventures, and breathing fresh air.

©Kayaking in the drowned forest of the Blue River Provincial Park|Terres de Lumière

Blue River Park

In the Great South, explore by foot, bike, or kayak through unique and spectacular ecosystems.

Great Ferns Park

High in the central mountains, this lush rainforest is ideal for hiking and treetop adventures.

©The cagous of the Parc Forestier, Noumea|Toko

Zoological & Forest Park

In Nouméa, discover local flora and fauna — including the iconic cagou — in a tranquil natural setting.

Deva Domain

A vast site combining mountain and lagoon, offering hiking, biking, horse riding, water sports, and even aerial activities.

Island panoramas

Guided tours with Wetre Tours in Lifou or the Pic N’Ga hike on the Isle of Pines reveal breathtaking views.

Gastronomy & Local Flavours

New Caledonia’s cuisine blends Oceanian traditions with French gastronomy, creating unforgettable culinary moments that bring teams together.

Bougna in a tribe

This iconic Kanak dish — cooked in banana leaves with tubers, meat or fish, and coconut milk — offers a delicious cultural immersion.

Broussard Barbecue in a livestock farm on the West Coast — ©"Broussard" Barbecue in a livestock farm on the West Coast|Marine Reveilhac

Barbecue "broussard"

In the cattle stations, enjoy venison and beef grilled over open flames in a convivial “wild west” atmosphere.

©French Gastronomy at Le Chai de l'Hippodrome, Nouméa|Marine Reveilhac

French wine & cheese

At Le Chai de l’Hippodrome, groups enjoy refined tastings of French classics in an intimate setting.

Floating restaurant

Le Ponton, a floating restaurant on the lagon, minutes by water taxi from Nouméa, serves fresh seafood in a truly exotic setting.

Cooking classes

Local chefs lead interactive workshops where teams prepare and enjoy traditional dishes together.

Heritage & Culture

Immerse your group in the living cultures and history of the archipelago for experiences that are meaningful as well as memorable.

Tjibaou Cultural Centre

An architectural icon in Nouméa, offering immersive journeys into Oceanian art and Kanak traditions.

©Remains of the Nouville penitentiary|Terres de Lumière

Colonial history

Discover the Nouville penitentiary and Fort Teremba, two historic sites that reveal Caledonia’s fascinating past.

Maison Célières colonial house, in Nouméa — ©"Maison Célières" colonial house, in Nouméa|Sicilia

Nouméa city tours

Guided tours (Lyvaï, Arc en Ciel Service) provide lively, informative overviews of the capital.

Traditional Bougna in a tribe of Poindimié — ©Bougna, a traditional Kanak dish|Oneye Production

Tribal encounters

Visiting a Kanak tribe is the most authentic way to experience ancestral traditions and customs.

©Livestock farm on the West Coast|Oneye Production

Life with the broussards

Visits to cattle stations or rural lodges offer a taste of farm life and local products.

Vibrant Nightlife

A lively, modern capital, Nouméa comes alive after dark with bars, live music, clubs, and entertainment — transforming business evenings into shared celebrations.

©Evening in a bar in the Baie des Citrons, Noumea|Mimo

Cocktails by the lagoon

Rooftop terraces and bars along the bays are perfect for relaxed after-work drinks.

©Le Roof - Nightlife Nouméa|Olivier Strewe

Dance into the night

Clubs on Anse Vata and Baie des Citrons offer diverse music and atmospheres.

©Nouméa's Grand Casino roulette|Les Casinos de Nouméa

Try your luck

Casinos and gaming halls add a touch of glamour and fun to corporate nights out.

©Catamaran Sunset Cruise in Nouméa|Dean Cropp - Access All Angles

Sunset cruises

Private catamaran sails with cocktails at sunset offer exclusive, unforgettable experiences.

©Live Concert Event in Nouméa|Terres de Lumière

Live music

Concerts and performances energise the city’s nightlife and create a festive atmosphere.

Wellness & Relaxation

Far from the daily rush, New Caledonia provides plenty of opportunities to slow down, relax, and reconnect with body and mind.

Natural pools and rivers

Crystal-clear swimming holes, waterfalls, and rivers invite groups to unwind in nature.

©Deep Nature Spa, Noumea|Marine Reveilhac

Spa treatments

Spas across the islands offer massages, body treatments, and aquatonic circuits.

©Workout on Promenade Pierre Vernier|Anaëlle Chretien & Steven Lequertier

Seaside workouts

Nouméa’s 4 km Pierre Vernier Promenade is perfect for jogging, cycling, or outdoor fitness.

Yoga in nature

DumbéAnanda lodge offers retreats and yoga sessions in serene surroundings just 30 minutes from Nouméa.

©3rd South Pacific Junior Open at Golf de Tina, Nouméa|Keep Pedaling Inc

Golfing escapes

Four fully equipped 18-hole courses let groups enjoy golf in stunning natural settings.

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