Amédée Lighthouse, perched on Amédée Island, offers a quintessential South Pacific experience with its iconic white structure and turquoise waters. Accessible primarily by boat tours from Nouméa, it's a popular day trip destination. Tours typically include a climb to the top of the lighthouse for panoramic views, snorkeling or diving in the surrounding lagoon (renowned for its marine biodiversity), and a traditional Caledonian buffet lunch. While generally accessible, the lighthouse climb may be challenging for those with mobility issues. Solo visits are possible if you arrange your own transport, but guided tours offer convenience and local expertise. Seasonal weather may occasionally affect boat schedules. A day trip usually costs around $150-$200 USD per person and lasts for approximately 6-8 hours.