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Point I :
Just 50m. in front of the church,
in the village square, Vao, is
Point I. It is staffed by a
well-travelled Kunie, Marie-Jeanne,
who, in addition to her own native
language, speaks English, French,
Italian, Czech and Polish.
Office
hours are from
8-11.30am and 2-4pm, Monday to
Saturday.
Tel.
(687) 46 10 27
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HILARY
ROOTS (or Cleo)
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SNACK BAR AT KUTO
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Looking
for a coffee or a bite to eat ? At
the southern end of Kuto beach, just
before the old convict
administration wall, you’ll find a
pale yellow building with a green
roof and an attractive terrace on
the water’s edge. Oddly enough, this
Snack Bar or P’tit Café (as the
locals refer to it) has put up
neither a name nor any sign !
Suffice to know you can find
sandwiches, soft drinks and coffee
there. You can also have a lunch
meal at reasonable cost, but it’s
best to reserve and preferably the
day before. Annick, who runs the
café, is an experienced cook, having
trained in a well-known restaurant
in Noumea for 17 years.
Open
every day from 9am-5pm. Tel. (687)
87 08 88
As
the travel guide, Lonely Planet,
explains: everything moves … nothing
stays the same ! That applies
equally to Isle of Pines. The former
Snack Tadey, at the north of Kuto,
has closed and with it goes the
island’s first cyber-café.
The snack bar run by Annick has
taken the place of Tadey, but
there’s no public computer access
any more. You would be advised to
bring your own portable equipment or
settle for being totally ‘on
holiday’ and away from contact
except by telephone !
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