Gouaro

How to get there

Surf in New-Caledonia
New-Caledonia is one of the best surfing destinations in the South Pacific thanks to swell consistency. All lows between Tasmania, Sydney and New Zealand send ground swells North and hit the Caledonian reef. Unfortunately the breaks are only accessible by boat, as the swell breaks on the barrier reef, a few kilometres out to sea, where passes, false passes and bends in the reef produce some quality waves. The best surfing season is from March to October, when swells are consistent and can go up to 5 meters a few times, and wind conditions are optimal. The water temperature in winter is 22 degrees, and although one can surf year round in a rash vest, a spring suit comes in handy, especially in the mornings.



The summer season is less consistent like most places around the world, but can offer some great surf, with smaller southeasterly swells within the 1 to 2 meters range. The average water temperature from November to February is 26 degrees

Where to Stay

Surf Camp Nekweta
THE AREA
The place is a privileged venue, in a special place, with a maximum capacity of 10 guests. The buildings respect Oceanian and Melanesian architecture. The atmosphere and service are personalized and authentic.

All guests will enjoy the place for its calm and serenity, topped by the soothing sound of waves splashing on the nearby beach. This tropical haven, located on the Roche Perc

Access & Parking Info / Cost

Location and Directions
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Equipment Hire

Long board and short board could be hire at the camp.

Surf Schools

No surf schools

When its Flat?

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