Voh - Vook

Established at the end of the 19th century by settlers from France and devastated not long afterwards by cyclones and drought, Voh had its hour of glory thanks to its numerous plantations of arabica coffee.

Koné - Koohnë

The administrative capital of the North Province, Koné is also the starting point for the Koné-Tiwaka cross-country road that connects the West and East Coasts.

Pouembout – Pwëbuu

Pouembout takes shape at the end of a long straight line that crosses the Plaine des Gaïacs.

Poya – Nëkö

A little over two hours by road from Noumea, Poya is a village which lives on nickel and agriculture, in particular deer raising, various crops and aquaculture farms.