Mare is an island of French New Caledonia (New Caledonia, (French: Nouvelle- cal é donie), located south-east of (Grande Terre), the main island of New Caledonia, covering an area of 641.7 square kilometres and a permanent population of approximately 7000 people.
Far from the main island, Mare is located in the easternmost part of the archipelago. Its inland area is lower than that of the coastline. The cliffs on the south coast reach 118m above sea level. It is the highest point of elevation in (Loyalty Islands), the loyalty archipelago, and the center of the island is a fertile basin. Very suitable for agricultural development, the fruits and vegetables produced here will be transported to Noum é a. There are still two small volcanoes on this hexagonal island.
The port town of Tadin (Tadine), located on the west side of the island, is the administrative center of Mare. (Yejele Beach) Beach, south of Tadin, is known as one of the most beautiful beaches and snorkeling sites in the South Pacific, and is known as one of the best beaches in the South Pacific. 500 meters from the shore is a raised coral reef, like a breakwater lying in the sea, inside the dike to form a green swimming zone, the bank is full of white sand beach, tall dense coconut trees and other tropical trees thick, Under the shade there are some food, drinks, fruit stalls, especially coconut juice sweet and delicious, the beach also has massage, hairdressing and other service stalls, reflecting a unique humanistic look.