Accommodation
Isle of Pines

The former Méridien, closed from May 2024 to August 2026 after the unrest and reopened under this name: 48 rooms including 28 bungalow suites, an infinity pool and a spa, within walking distance of the natural pool.

Resort of 30 bungalows on stilts in a tropical garden facing Kanuméra Bay, with two restaurants, a bar, a pool, and kayaks and masks lent to guests.

Eco-lodge between Kuto and Kanuméra bays: Kanak-inspired huts and rooms, Les Trois Nautiles restaurant on the beach, a short walk from the Betico wharf.

Hotel of 20 air-conditioned bungalows, some on the beach, facing the sunsets over Ouaméo Bay, close to the aerodrome and the dive club.

Family-run inn with 8 rooms and 3 bungalows and a pool, less than 300 m from the beaches of Kuto and Kanuméra, with a fish and seafood restaurant.

Gîte run by a local family: Kanak huts with kitchenettes, bungalows, a shaded campsite and a restaurant, a few steps from Kanuméra Bay.

Homestay guest rooms (2 rooms, shared bathroom) in Vao village, with use of the kitchen and terrace, local advice and transfers.

Campsite on customary land facing Kuto beach: private pitches with a faré, water and electricity; booking required (private track).

Campsite with 30 pitches in a family vanilla plantation, sheltered and shaded: hot showers, kayak hire and introductory weaving sessions.

Tribal campsite about ten minutes' walk from the natural pool, with meals to order and paid activities (fishing, coconut crab, weaving).