Kouen Séhé

Kouen Séhé is a summit on Grande Terre island rising approximately 94 meters above sea level. This peak sits within the southwestern region of New Caledonia's main landmass.

The peak has been documented as a geographical reference point and serves as a landmark in regional records. Its position on Grande Terre connects it to centuries of island settlement and navigation.

The mountain exists within the traditional lands of the Kanak people, who maintain connections to the natural features through generations of cultural practices.

Visitors should plan to reach the summit during early morning hours to avoid intense afternoon heat. Local paths are more manageable during these cooler times of day.

The peak offers a vantage point where observers can view both the Pacific Ocean waters and the diverse geological formations of New Caledonia's main island.

Location: New Caledonia

Elevation above the sea: 94 m

GPS coordinates: -21.47500,166.00830

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:22