Nadieumi

Nadieumi is a mountain summit in New Caledonia, France, rising 407 meters above the Pacific Ocean. The peak is part of the island's mountainous landscape and offers views across the surrounding terrain and vegetation.

Nadieumi was formed through volcanic processes that shaped New Caledonia's mountainous landscape over millions of years. These geological forces created the rocky structures visible across the region today.

The summit holds meaning for local Kanak communities who maintain traditional ties to the natural landscape of New Caledonia. These connections reflect how the communities relate to their environment and heritage.

The summit is best accessed during the dry season from May to November, when weather conditions are stable and visibility remains clear. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and bring appropriate gear, as the terrain can be rocky and steep.

The summit hosts endemic plant species that grow among rocky outcrops and surrounding vegetation, reflecting New Caledonia's unique biodiversity. These plants are found nowhere else in the world, making the landscape scientifically notable.

Location: New Caledonia

Elevation above the sea: 407 m

GPS coordinates: -21.38333,165.50000

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:26