Marshall Islands

welcome to Marshall Islands

Capital of Marshall Islands: Majuro
Population of Marshall Islands: 0.06 million - 11th in Oceania
Size of Marshall Islands: 181 km2 - 12th in Oceania
Languages in Marshall Islands: Marshallese and English

A chain of coral atolls and volcanic islands, Marshall Islands are probably best known for their coral reefs, which teem with marine life. A holiday in Marshall Islands is the perfect choice for anyone looking for that classic beach experience on white sand lapped by gentle warm waves. You'll probably spend most of your time there swimming, snorkeling, or diving. If you're a fan of cultural activities, consider visiting a few farms or explore the curio shops, which sell souvenirs made using traditional methods.

Highlights

Bikini Atoll is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This image captures the pristine turquoise lagoon, coral reefs, and scattered islets, reflecting the nation's breathtaking natural beauty and its complex history.

Explore the HIJMS Nagato battleship, the USS Saratoga and many more WWII shipwrecks beneath the mysterious Marshall Island waters
Sunbathe on Laura Beach Park’s sandy shores
Attempt to catch any of the Marshall Islands’ more than 1,000 fish species
Sail between some of the most sparsely populated coral atolls on Earth
Roam around the world’s best preserved WWII land relics
Learn more about the unique Marshallese manit culture and history at the Alele Museum
Scuba dive among the sea turtles at Kalalen Pass