The Te Anuanua cruise terminal, named after the legendary pirogue of the god Oro, spans 2,700 m² and offers modern passenger facilities.
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On the first floor, a 300 m² area is reserved for local artisans, allowing visitors to discover their handcrafted creations. The 700 m² check-in hall is equipped with three reception desks and includes a waiting area with a hundred blue seats. Nearby, a 750 m² luggage storage area ensures the safe storage of luggage.
The second floor features 500 m² of cultural space, with two large exhibition rooms showcasing the work of students at the Centre des Métiers d'Art.
In the basement, the...
The second floor features 500 m² of cultural space, with two large exhibition rooms showcasing the work of students at the Centre des Métiers d'Art.
In the basement, the...
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