Tarouimba

Tarouimba is a mountain summit in New Caledonia that rises 357 meters above sea level. The peak provides views across the central region's varied terrain, from green valleys to open ridges.

This summit has long been part of New Caledonia's geography, which became a French overseas territory starting in 1853. The peak has remained a local landmark through the territory's colonial and modern transformations.

The peak sits within lands long inhabited by the Kanak people, who hold deep connections to these highlands. Walking up reveals signs of how communities have moved through and understood this landscape over time.

Marked hiking paths lead to the summit and require sturdy footwear and plenty of water. Watch for slippery ground when conditions are wet, as the terrain can become challenging.

The summit sits in a zone with mineral-rich geological formations that stand out in the region. These geological features make the location worth exploring for those interested in natural science.

Location: New Caledonia

Elevation above the sea: 357 m

GPS coordinates: -21.25000,165.35000

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:23