UV Index in New Caledonia
29 cities · UV range: 14–14
New Caledonia has 29 cities tracked for UV index data. Peak UV values across the country range from 14 to 14, with an average peak of 14. Cities across the country experience relatively similar UV patterns.
Parts of New Caledonia experience extreme UV radiation that requires year-round sun protection. Browse the cities below to see detailed monthly UV data, sun safety recommendations, and the best times for outdoor activities in each location.
Nouméa Peak: January (UV 14)
Mont-Dore Peak: January (UV 14)
Dumbéa Peak: January (UV 14)
Païta Peak: January (UV 14)
Wé Peak: January (UV 14)
Tadine Peak: January (UV 14)
Poindimié Peak: January (UV 14)
Bourail Peak: January (UV 14)
Koné Peak: January (UV 14)
Houaïlou Peak: January (UV 14)
Fayaoué Peak: January (UV 14)
Canala Peak: January (UV 14)
Koumac Peak: January (UV 14)
La Foa Peak: January (UV 14)
Thio Peak: January (UV 14)
Ponérihouen Peak: January (UV 14)
Hienghène Peak: January (UV 14)
Poya Peak: January (UV 14)
Pouébo Peak: January (UV 14)
Touho Peak: January (UV 14)
Voh Peak: January (UV 14)
Bouloupari Peak: January (UV 14)
Ouégoa Peak: January (UV 14)
Kaala-Gomén Peak: January (UV 14)
Yaté-Barrage Peak: January (UV 14)
Vao Peak: January (UV 14)
Pouembout Peak: January (UV 14)
Poum Peak: January (UV 14)
Wala Peak: January (UV 14)