Off the usual South Pacific cruising paths, New Caledonia offers unsurpassed snorkeling and diving in the world’s largest lagoon, and a lively indigenous culture. The owner of the 164-foot (50-meter) motoryacht Mary Jean, who spent time there earlier this year, takes us on a diving journey around this little-known but incredible territory.
Story by Claire Wrathall In terms of natural wonders, there is little in the southern Mediterranean to rival the Gulf of Kotor on the coast
Off the usual South Pacific cruising paths, New Caledonia offers unsurpassed snorkeling and diving in the world’s largest lagoon, and a lively indigenous culture. The owner of the 164-foot (50-meter) motoryacht Mary Jean, who spent time there earlier this year, takes us on a diving journey around this little-known but incredible territory.
Story by Claire Wrathall In terms of natural wonders, there is little in the southern Mediterranean to rival the Gulf of Kotor on the coast
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