A small township established beside a river in 1873 by a group of settlers from the Alsace-Lorraine region in France, which has retained its stock and crop farming traditions, as well as a love of flowers and good food. The largest prawn farm in New Caledonia is located nearby, and a market is held on the second Saturday of each month. Valley of the Moindou river. Bourail Established in 1869 for the rehabilitation through agriculture of freed convicts, Bourail has grown into a large farming town which calls itself the capital of the rural New Caledonia. It also boasts a number of tourist sites, such as the nearby Po beach, fascinating rock formations, horse racing, and a pioneer museum.
Admission is free.
Roche Perc e, Bonhomme and Belvedere. A large man-shaped rock, the Bonhomme stands near the caves and tunnels of the Roche Perc e carved out by the surf. From the belvedere, you will get a breathtaking view. Po beach ranks among the most beautiful on the mainland. N m ara chapel is located in the Pou o river valley, on the road to Houa lou.