Tours & tickets

Signal Island

Swim with turtles off Signal Island on a 4-hour trip from Noumea. Discover the wild side of the south lagoon of New Caledonia. Walk along the magnificent white sand beaches and follow the historical trail around the island. Admire the natural scenery brimming with marine, bird, and animal life. Enjoy pickup at the cruise ship terminal, and start the 30-minute journey to Signal Island. Once you have arrive, you can lie on the beach and swim with turtles. Observe colorful marine life on the coral reefs, with free equipment* (mask, snorkel and floating noddle) and personal instruction provided by your skipper.  Please note that this tour is not a snorkeling tour with a professional guide. This turtle tour from Noumea only includes a water taxi transfer to Signal Island and free equipment*. You will snorkeling on your own. On request mask, tuba, and floating noodles can be provided (free of charge).

Discover sea turtles in their natural habitat in Noumea, New Caledonia. Come and discover an island (l’ilot Signal in Noumea) surrounded by a natural lagoon where you’ll find exceptional flora and fauna while snorkelling. This vast marine reserve is home to remnants of the penal colony era, as well as a tower indicating the Dumbéa channel. You can observe many species of birds while enjoying the beaches and numerous shaded areas. Farés and barbecues are available. The pontoon gives you easy access to an aquatic site that is exceptional in terms of marine biodiversity. Please respect the island’s flora and fauna. Turtles love to rest and swim in the crystal-clear waters of Nouméa. Come and discover these majestic creatures just a few meters from the bathers. Discovering turtles in Nouméa is an unforgettable experience that will bring you closer to nature in a unique way. The beauty of New Caledonia and its surrounding waters, combined with the majesty of the sea turtles, creates an unforgettable experience for travelers and wildlife lovers alike. It’s an opportunity to raise awareness of the conservation of these vulnerable species while creating unforgettable memories in this South Pacific paradise.