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Noumea-Magenta has a population density of 466.56 people per km2, making it one of the most densely populated places in New Caledonia.

French and some Melanesian dialects are spoken in Noumea-Magenta. The official language is French, however, English is also widely spoken.

Noumea Magenta typically enjoys warm weather throughout the year; temperatures range between 24–32 °C (75–90 °F) on average. The wet season typically starts from October and ends around April, while there is slightly lower precipitation during the dry season from May to September.

Since the weather is generally warm throughout the year, light and breathable clothing such as shorts or t-shirts are ideal for your trip to Noumea–Magenta. During cooler months lightweight sweaters and jackets may come in handy too. You may also want to bring umbrellas or raincoats if you’re visiting during the wet season from October to April.

The local currency used in New Caledonia is Pacific Francs (XPF). Australian Dollars (AUD) are also accepted at some stores but accepted rates can differ so be sure to exchange for XPF before your trip or use an ATM upon arrival for best conversion rates.

There are many annual events celebrated every year throughout New Caledonia with many taking place near or around Noumea Magenta; the biggest being New Year’s Eve celebrations which take place at Place d’Armes Letord near Port Moselle Bay and celebrations for liberation day on March 24th to commemorate Independence Day with fireworks displays over Port Moselle Bay and best viewed from Place d’Armes Letord. Other nearby events include sailing regattas, carnivals and cultural shows.

There are many tourist attractions located nearby such as museums, art galleries, historical sites, national parks, waterfalls and beaches that make an ideal getaway spot from busy city life. Notable attractions include Musée de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale de La Foa which showcases World War II artifacts from both France and Japan; Parc Zoologique et Forestier de la Rivière Bleue where visitors can observe a wide variety of animal species native to the region; Cascade de la Madeleine which houses picturesque waterfalls; Liendou Beach renowned for its crystal clear waterside views perfect for swimming, snorkeling & diving; Anse Vata beach offering adrenaline packed activities like jet skiing & parasailing; Tjibaou Cultural Centre dedicated to showcasing traditional Kanak art & culture; Mont Koghi with stunning 360 panoramic views of surrounding areas etc.

There are several ways you can explore around town while staying here at Magenta –Nouméa; these include taking public buses which operate daily across different parts of town costing only 1 Euro per ride or renting bicycles available at various bike rental outlets found throughout town which cost about 15 Euros per day (7 Euros/half day). Taxis provide convenient transport services too with starting fares start ranging around 5 Euro each way but tends to become expensive due to extra charges added after distance traveled meters etc.