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New Caledonia Ecotourism Holidays & Vacations
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Travel with Respect
The locals are pretty friendly. Make sure you know a bit of French before you leave, so you don't mistakenly offend anyone.
Information from wikitravel.org*
Travel Safe
New Caledonia is fairly safe. When snorkeling, one should avoid direct contact with poisonous sea urchins, as well as avoid sustaining scrapes from coral structures, which tends to cause irritations and swelling. A seasnake known locally as the Tricot Rayé has a potentially lethal venom, but the snake is not aggressive when left alone, and only attacks when threatened.There are sharks, though rarely Great White Sharks. They can be quite big mind you and basically avoid shark attacks by: Not having caught (bleeding) fish near yourself Facing the shark, so that to the shark, you look large, vertical and difficult to bite Going mountain-climbing There are NO crocodiles living in New Caledonia. Rogue individuals have been observed on the island no more than twice within the past 200 years. Probably swept out from the Solomon Islands.
Information from wikitravel.org*
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