Snorkelling about off New Caledonia's shore opens up a world of yellow and blue tropical fish swimming amongst colourful coral in aqua blue waters. Spend the afternoon exploring the world’s largest enclosed lagoon and then swim ashore for some sun-bathing and relaxation.
Or spend a day trekking through the mountains and discovering hidden waterfalls, cascading down cliffs and landing in pools of crystal clear water. Stay for a dip or keep on hiking through the rainforests, weaving through trees with the trilling ring of exotic bird calls echoing through the forest. Head out onto the water in the mid-afternoon and keep your eyes peeled for dolphin fins or whale tails.

These island groups are surrounded by the world’s largest barrier reef, enclosing the main islands in something like a vast, sh…
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