New Caledonia is a French territory that encompasses dozens of islands in the south Pacific Ocean. The archipelago is known for its palm-fringed beaches and for having one of the largest lagoons in the world, measuring 24,000 km² and having a diverse marine life. An immense barrier of coral surrounds the main island, Grande Terre, a popular diving destination. The capital, Nouméa, has French-inspired restaurants and luxury stores selling the latest Paris trends.
France - Bay of lemons - New Caledonia 
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