Natural Haven at Noumea Zoo and Botanical Gardens

Noumea Zoo and Botanical Gardens is home to over 1,000 animals and a vast array of native plants, showcasing New Caledonia's rich biodiversity. Founded in 1954 by the city of Noumea, this garden holds cultural significance and serves as a vital conservation and educational resource.

The zoo spans 24 hectares, featuring unique architecture reflecting local traditions, along with exhibits that represent the region’s diverse ecosystems. It highlights conservation efforts through educational programs and ensures visitors experience the natural beauty of the islands.

Must-See Wonders

🦜 Rare Bird Species
Interact with birds endemic to the region, including the captivating New Caledonian parakeet.
🌿 Native Plant Species
The gardens exhibit over 600 plant species, illustrating New Caledonia's unique flora.
🦘 Unique Wildlife
Observe iconic species like the Kanak partridge and other wildlife native to the area.

This attraction is free to enter, making it accessible for families, tourists, and environmental enthusiasts looking to learn more about New Caledonia's heritage.