On the Isle of Pines – just 20 minutes by air from the capital city – you can
- relax beachside at a flash resort (3, 4 and 5-star)
- engage with Kanuk culture (bonne cuisine, dancing, craft markets)
- experience a “hut” homestay or camping on the lagoon
The Jewel of the Pacific Isle of Pines accom-modations can be booked on Rainbow Tourism.com.
There are long, gorgeous beaches and tiny islets that attract day trippers. But if you fall in love with the place and pace, stay a while and soak up the culture and the out-of-the-water and farm-grown food and spices.
Laze by the turquoise-blue lagoon, snorkel in a natural aquarium, walk the rainforest paths, enjoy refreshing juices by the hotel pool, go kite flying or kayaking – as much or as little as you want on this stylish, sophisticated and pristine spot in the South Pacific.
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Biggest lobster I’ve ever eaten came out of the lagoon, onto the barbie grill, and into my stomach, taking 35 minutes to consume. When finished, I all jumped into the lagoon to wash my fingers.