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The Noumea Morning Market is located at the south end of the CBD, just over from the main bus terminal. There is a vast array of local and imported fresh produce, which seemed to cater mainly to locals. Try the main coffee shop and the boulangerie - both seemed very popular. Attached are a large number of craft stalls, selling clothing and local souvenirs. Prices seemed high compared with an Asian market or even other Pacific Islands. Bargain of the day was a very nice lady’s top for CPF1000 (NZ$14) plus some excellent things for our grandson. Price no object for him! …
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Closed on Mondays Very disappointing since I engaged a cruise ship to come here and was looking forward to it The buildings looked nice and the place was clean No one in sight.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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We went to the market on early Tuesday morning and some stalls were still closed. Nice selection of fresh local and imported produce but I didn’t think it was worth my visit as it was pretty average and not all that exciting and one would normally expect from a market eg markets in London or France. …
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Date of experience: January 2020
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I remembered this place being crowded, we went to visit on a week day, it looked deserted? Less booths than usual? Even the stalls towards the back with the bakeries seemed empty? The handy craft market had more vendors and tents as well and prices still haven't gone down. I guess people must be on holiday? There is a nice viewpoint further away from Port-Moselle, up the hill, where you can take photos of Nouméa city and the market.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Marketplace is manned by rude vendors. Only a couple of stalls that sell souvenirs. This market is for vegetable and seafood vendors. And open only for mere hours.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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