Dive into pristine coral gardens and explore shipwrecks from World War II, including the iconic USS Saratoga and the HIJMS Nagato in Bikini Atoll. With warm waters, abundant marine life, and exceptional visibility, the diving here is world-class.

With over 1,000 species of fish, the Marshall Islands offer incredible fishing year-round. From reef casting to deep-sea trolling, anglers can pursue tuna, marlin, mahi-mahi, and more. Local tournaments, including the Billfish Club’s annual events, celebrate the islands’ sportfishing legacy.

Ride some of the Pacific’s most exhilarating waves, especially in Mili and Ailinglaplap. Consistent trade winds, warm waters, and reef breaks create ideal conditions, with the best surf typically from November to March.

Visit the Alele Museum, learn traditional weaving, or explore local churches and community events. Experience a kemem (first birthday celebration), taste local cuisine at night markets, and engage with Marshallese customs firsthand.

Take a boat or flight to discover remote atolls, snorkel untouched reefs, and meet communities where time slows down. Day trips to Arno or Eneko, or longer stays on outer islands, offer authentic escapes.

Explore bunkers, airfields, and sunken vessels left from the Pacific battles of World War II. The islands of Kwajalein, Wotje, Jaluit, and others offer haunting glimpses into this pivotal period in history.

From handmade mats and woven fans to kili bags and shell jewelry, Marshallese crafts reflect both heritage and skill. Browse local markets, meet artisans, and bring home something truly special.