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Once a French colony, New Caledonia has retained elements of French culture, infused with Melanesian traditions. From the vibrant city life in Noumea to the untouched natural beauty of the Isle of Pines, each island in this archipelago offers a unique experience of its own.
Driving is on the right-hand side, unlike the UK. All passengers are required to wear seatbelts, including those in the rear seats. It is illegal to use mobile phones while driving unless connected to a hands-free device. Also, bear in mind that many roads outside the city aren’t well-lit after dark.
In towns, the limit is usually 50 km/h, while on the open road it is 110 km/h. Remember speed limits are enforced by radar, and fines can be hefty.
Considering the type of terrains, an SUV would be a perfect choice for comfortable journeys, especially if travelling outside cities.
Despite being a French territory, Euro isn't the currency in use here. It's the CFP franc. Most credit cards are accepted in cities and towns, but it’s good to carry some cash for smaller establishments or in more remote locations.
New Caledonia enjoys a warm, tropical climate. The period between April and November offers delightful temperatures and it's the perfect time for snorkelling and diving.
The friendly Melanesian people, known as the Kanak, have a rich culture significantly influenced by their link with nature. Engaging with them can provide a deeper insight into the island's history and way of life.
So buckle up and get ready to explore everything beautiful New Caledonia has to offer in the comfort of your rental vehicle!