Discover the Marshall Islands: Bikini Atoll and Coral Reefs

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Bikini Atoll
This UNESCO World Heritage site, once a nuclear test ground, now offers rare technical diving among a sunken WWII-era fleet.
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Remote Coral Atolls
Made up of 29 low-lying coral atolls, the Marshall Islands offer some of the Pacific's most untouched lagoon scenery.
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Wreck and Reef Diving
Majuro and Kwajalein's surrounding waters combine WWII wrecks with vibrant, rarely-visited coral reef systems.
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Traditional Navigation Heritage
Marshallese stick charts, an ancient wave-reading navigation tool, reflect a unique seafaring tradition found nowhere else.
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❓ FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Marshall Islands

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When is the best time to visit the Marshall Islands?
December–April, the drier season, offers the calmest seas for diving and boat travel.
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Do I need a visa for the Marshall Islands?
Most nationalities receive a visa on arrival for short tourist stays.
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Are the Marshall Islands affordable?
Costs are relatively high, largely due to limited flights and the remoteness of Bikini Atoll.
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How do I get around the Marshall Islands?
Small inter-island flights connect the scattered atolls, as most lack road links between islets.