No. But there is a regular city bus which goes out there from the central bus station so it is easy to get there.

Sorry can't remember, but certainly not much. I got bus number 40 from the central bus station, 210 francs. Note that the bus will probably drop you off about 50 - 100 m from the entrance. To catch it again, you can walk back out through the entrance/kiosk, then turn left downhill on a sealed road to the bus stop which has a small shelter. There is a short cut down a path from the grounds. People in the kiosk are obliging.

I have no idea how much a taxi would cost because I took the bus. If you take the bus number 42 from the central bus station (5 minutes walk from Place des cocotiers, everybody will show you the way). You ought to go to the last station, which is right at the entrance. The bus leaves every 30 minutes and opne way costs 210 francs.

Entry is 1000 XPF (about 13 Australian dollars) with concessions and children under 12 free. We paid in local currency.

I am pretty sure it is free. You can catch a bus there and back from town easily. Sorry this took so long to answer. 😬

disponibile a rispondere....ma non ho trovato nessuna domanda. ripetere la richiesta

Best to change Aussie Dollars into the local currency : Pacific francs, the Tjibaou Cultural Center have increased their prices now. It is 1000 F this year instead of 500 F last year.

No. Most authentic touristy places arent very developed for tourists and certainly not for the large number that come off cruise ships. I was not aware of any disability suitable toilets.

Yes. And the paths are wide and flat so fine for a wheelchair

we went by taxi we found this easier. However the bus services from town are pretty good and there is an information centre in town so may be able to help