New caledonia

Isle of pines - New Caledonia

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Isle of Pines New Caledonia is a 14km by 18km island in named by Captain James Cook in 1774 for the pine trees which cover it.

Trou de Bone sinkhole in Mare Island, New Caledonia (via ultramarina.com).

Last month we had the pleasure of visiting New Caledonia with Aircalin (the countries national Airline), where we spent 5 days exploring the best part of Bourail and a couple of days in Noumea (the countries capital city). THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE GOING to New Caledonia

This photograph shows the "Natural Pool" (Piscine Naturelle) on Ile des Pins. It is a small and shallow lagoon with crystal clear water. The lagoon is the home for several tropical species of fish, corals and shellfish. The lagoon is connected to the pacific ocean but surrounded by rocks. This leads to the impression that it lies in the interior of the island. The pine trees which gave the island its' name can be seen in the background.

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