Pouébo - Pweevo

Pouébo lives mainly from bananas. This agricultural mainstay has taken on a cultural dimension with the establishment, in 1997, of the Journées Mwata (Mwata Days) which are celebrated each year in October.

Ouégoa

Nestling in the mountain chain between the East and West Coasts, Ouégoa is a picturesque village that lives on stockbreeding and agriculture, especially bananas, as in Pouébo.

Belep - Dau ar

Several cables’ length from Poum, Bélep has three main islands and some islets, and is right in the midst of the “Great North Lagoon Area”, part of the New Caledonian lagoon registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Poum - Pum

The far north of the Grande Terre is the end of the world! A place outside time, ideal for unwinding far from civilisation, in a magnificent setting where everything is right for welcoming visitors under the best conditions.

Koumac

The last large district on the West Coast, Koumac is located at the junction of the Far North (Poum road) and the East Coast (Col d’Amos cross-country road, from Ouégoa).

Kaala Gomen

Mont Kaala, located before the village as you come from the south, and gomenol, a niaouli extract, have given their names to this district which lives on agriculture and mining.