Isle of Pines

White sand beaches, blue seawater, tropical fish visible to the naked eye, tall coconut trees. The pine trees towering on both sides of the road are the origin of what the French call the Pine Island. The local residents are Melanesians, who lived here for more than 2,000 years and were later instructed by Napoleon to occupy them. Later used as a place to exile prisoners. There is a mountain on the island, there is a big pine cross on the top of the mountain, there is a small table at the bottom, and there are rope cloths wrapped around it, and there are coins from various countries. I prayed that it was put in, and I let it go. Some resorts on the island, the door is white sand beach, it is simply paradise.

It's a natural aquarium 🐠 A lot of small fish are swimming. It's a little hard to go, so it's recommended in the shallow morning.

As a former colony, France exiled criminals to New Caledonia from the 1860s, and Song Island was one of the exiles. In 1871, the French government liquidated members and supporters of the Paris Commune that once overthrew the government, and exiled more than 3,000 political prisoners to Song Island. Later, French and then French-occupied Algerian political prisoners were imprisoned for thousands of miles on Song Island, until 1933, New Caledonia officially closed all prisons for exile. The remains of Le Bagne prison on the island silently record this history, the abandoned prison for nearly a century looks more like an adventure paradise, with graffiti and changing light and shadows on the walls. The prison building is full of traces of years, but the main body is still intact, and there are vines growing in the gap, which looks like the scene in the movie Tomb Raider.

Really beautiful sea and underwater environment, is there a more beautiful sea than this ...! It was the best sea for me than Maldives.