Oua Oualé

Oua Oualé is a low mountain in New Caledonia that rises to approximately 14 meters above sea level. The summit offers views where tropical vegetation and marine environments come together in a single vista.

Oua Oualé was formed through volcanic activity that shaped New Caledonia's landscape millions of years ago. This geological history created the island group's distinctive character.

Local Melanesian communities maintain strong connections to the natural landmarks of New Caledonia, including mountains like Oua Oualé in their traditional stories.

The best time to visit is early morning or late afternoon when views are clear and temperatures feel cooler. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and bring water, since there is minimal shade on this low summit.

The summit provides views of New Caledonia's diverse ecosystems, where tropical vegetation meets marine landscapes at relatively low elevation.

Location: New Caledonia

Elevation above the sea: 14 m

GPS coordinates: -20.90000,165.21667

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:22