Oui Nanou

Oui Nanou is a mountain summit in New Caledonia that rises to 474 meters above sea level. It forms part of the diverse mountain terrain that shapes the island's interior landscape.

The peak was documented during modern geographic surveys of New Caledonia conducted by French authorities. These mapping efforts established it as a documented feature on territorial charts.

The peak holds a place in Kanak traditions, where mountain summits feature in stories about how New Caledonia's landscape came to be. These narratives shape how local communities connect with and understand the land around them.

Climbers should carry plenty of water and protective gear, as the tropical climate brings unpredictable weather with sudden rain and strong sun. Being well prepared helps make the ascent safer and more comfortable.

From the summit, you can see both the inland terrain and the coastal areas of New Caledonia spread out below. This vantage point offers views across different landscape types on a single visit.

Location: New Caledonia

Elevation above the sea: 474 m

GPS coordinates: -21.70000,166.00000

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:25