Parc zoologique et forestier Michel-Corbasson

The park covers 34 hectares of land, featuring more than 700 animals from 130 species within a protected forest environment.

The city of Nouméa transferred the land in 1962 to create a dry forest reserve, leading to the park's official opening in 1972.

The park displays the kagu, New Caledonia's national bird symbol, along with numerous endemic species like the horned parakeet and imperial pigeon.

Visitors can access the park from Tuesday to Sunday between 10:15 AM and 5:30 PM, with entry fees of 400 CFP francs for adults.

The educational farm, established in 2005, introduces children to domestic animals while maintaining programs for reintroducing kagus into the wild.

Location: South Province

Inception: 1972

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Address: Rue Teyssandier de Laubarede

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:15-17:30

Phone: +68727.89.51

Website: https://province-sud.nc/divers/parc-zoologique-forestier

GPS coordinates: -22.25632,166.45782

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:54