Here are some quick facts about Marshall Islands which will make your Marshall Islands Tour easier. The location of Marshall Islands is one of the important facts about Marshall Islands. It is a group of islands, located in the central part of the Pacific towards the west.
Tourists in bulk visit Marshall Islands as this Island has lots to offer. The clear coral reefs with a world of marine community thriving in the proximity, the exquisite natural beauty makes the group of Islands a prime diving point and a great place to visit.
There are about 800 species of fishes and 160 species of corals found in the region. Besides, the Island provide plenteous snorkeling and diving opportunities.
Most of the people of the Island live at Majuro, the capital city. The Kwajalein atoll, the Bikini Atoll, now the US's nuclear testing site, is also hugely inhabited.
The climate of Marshall Island is generally hot and humid. From May to November, the wet season prevails. There are typhoon belts in the region.
The Island consists of two pelagic Island chains of 30 atolls and 1,152 individual islands.
The major airport in Marshall Islands is Majuro International Airport (MAJ). Air Marshall is the main carrier and provides regular flights to Marshall Islands. There are daily internal flights to the 10 atolls. Flights are available between Honolulu and the Marshall Islands and to Fiji via Kiribati and Tuavalu. The Continental Micronesia Air stops in Majuro and has Island hopper services between Guam and Honolulu. There are also flights to and fro New York and Tokyo.
Transportation between the islands are also available through sea. Taxis are available at Majuro during modern working hours. Public transportation is limited. There are only 152 Kilometers of paved road in Marshall Islands. Rental Cars are available.
The principal languages of Marshall Islands are Marshallese and English. One of the important words is "yokwe" which means, "hello","goodbye" and "love".
The Marshall Islands have many things to see and explore and this tropical island contributes to an enjoyable vacation. You can roll on the silvery sands on the beach, relishing the rejuvenating sunrays or simply plunge into the warm tropical water of the sea, but anyway you are going to live some of the real cherishing moments of your life.
Other things to do in the Island are umpteen. You can Scuba dive and peep into the household of the thousand fishes or can reveal the wrecks of the World War II US Torpedo plane, off the coast of the Bokolap Island in Majoro. There are diving pleasures at the Arno Island and the aquarium at Katalin Pass , praising the fabulous coral formations. Other places worth to be visited in the Island are:
- Pearl Farm of RRE Mariculture
- Jatuit, the former capital of Marshall Islands, an excellent point for scuba diving
- The World War II wrecks at the Maloelap and Mili Atolls. Here you will also have fishing and snorkeling opportunities.
The Alele Museum displaying the history and local traditions of Marshallese culture.
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