Tiaré

Tiaré is a summit in New Caledonia rising to approximately 386 meters, situated in the South Pacific east of Australia. It stands as part of the archipelago's mountainous landscape with views across diverse terrain.

The peak was formally documented in geographic databases in 2018, reflecting a broader effort to systematically record the archipelago's natural features. This registration contributed to comprehensive mapping of the region.

The summit sits on traditional Kanak land, where local communities have maintained connections to the natural world for countless generations. Place names across the region carry stories rooted in this long presence.

Visitors should check weather conditions and bring appropriate hiking gear for a moderate climb to the summit. Sturdy footwear and water are important for a safe day trip to the peak.

From this elevated position, visitors can see across multiple distinct ecosystems of the archipelago in one view. The geographical location makes it a particularly rewarding spot for panoramic views of the region's varied landscapes.

Location: New Caledonia

Elevation above the sea: 386 m

GPS coordinates: -20.85000,165.21500

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:23