Kids tourist tour

Step 1: Laser Arcade and Escape Game - 3 minutes' walk from the ferry terminal
Get started with a laser game and take on your friends in a laser gun battle across three huge arenas: a fun and intense family activity for children older than 7 and taller than 120 cm. After challenging your body, use your brain in Escape Game Nouméa, featuring unforgettable stories and settings.
Location: 7 then 27 rue de la Somme

Step 2: Moselle Market - 6 minutes' walk
Open throughout the morning, this market features five halls covered by blue roofs and serves as a popular meeting point for tourists and locals, located in front of Port Moselle. Whether you’re looking for food or handicrafts, you’ll enjoy wandering amongst stalls in every colour of the rainbow, with countless local flavours on offer.
Location: 51 rue Georges Clémenceau

Step 3: Tutan Ride - 2 minutes' walk
This small fairground in Port Moselle is open all year long and offers a variety of rides for children. Food lovers will be delighted to discover a variety of fairground treats.
Location: Baie de la Moselle (Moselle bay)

Step 4: Glowgolf Megazone - 9 minutes' walk
This collection of indoor spaces offers fluorescent rooms for mini-golf, laser-lights, mazes, bazooka-ball and a fast-food area. There’s something for the whole family, with different paths and difficulties available so that everyone can have fun together.
Location: 51 rue de Sébastopol

Step 5: Toy shops - 4 minutes' walk
La Caverne d’Ali Baba and Le Coffre à Jouets are two specialist toy shops located in the city centre. Their magical worlds are full of toys from across the world, delighting young children and bringing out your own inner child...
Location: 20 then 30 avenue du Maréchal Foch

Step 6: Place des Cocotiers (Coconut Square) - 2 minutes' walk
A must-see in Nouméa, Place des Cocotiers is the place to be for meeting people and enjoying entertainment, located in the very centre of the city. Famous for its music stand and the Celestial Fountain, this shady plaza is exclusively for pedestrians and ideal for a break during the day.

Step 7: World War II Museum and Maritime Museum - 9 minutes' walk then 10 minutes' walk
Both located in old buildings full of history, these museums feature interactive activities and encourage a playful and original approach to the history of New Caledonia.
Location: 14 avenue Paul Doumer and 11 avenue James Cook

If you have a means of transport, here are our suggestions outside the city centre.

Detour 1: Zoological and forest Park - 10 minutes drive from the ferry terminal
The green heart at the centre of Nouméa, the Zoo and Forest Park is a window into the fauna and flora of New Caledonia. In particular, it offers a home to the famous kagu. A calming environment, visitors can explore a botanical garden, a zoo and an educational farm.
Location: Rue Teyssandier de Laubarède

Detour 2: Aquarium des Lagons - 12 minutes drive from the ferry terminal
Popular with both Caledonians and tourists, the Aquarium des Lagons provides an overview of the country’s marine ecosystems. Visitors can enjoy different themes and settings with special attention given to the iconic species of the archipelago such as the sea krait, phosphorescent coral and the nautilus.
Location: 61 Promenade Roger Laroque

Detour 3: Magenta Aquatic Centre - 15 minutes drive from the ferry terminal
Dedicated to swimming, leisure and well-being, this aquatic centre is unique in New Caledonia. Featuring three slides, massage bubble jets, a static wave and a range of other activities, this water park encourages families to relax and have fun.
Location: 14 rue de Prony

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