Marshall Islands

Beach lovers will be delighted in the Marshall Islands. Majuro Atoll, the capital, is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the isles, which have fine sand and turquoise water. Just a stone's throw away, Eneko Island is another beach haven, famous for its calm waters and amazing snorkeling.

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Beach lovers will be delighted in the Marshall Islands. Majuro Atoll, the capital, is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the isles, which have fine sand and turquoise water. Just a stone's throw away, Eneko Island is another beach haven, famous for its calm waters and amazing snorkeling.

Scuba diving enthusiasts will find happiness in the waters of the Marshall Islands. Bikini Atoll offers unique diving sites with shipwrecks and airplanes. At Ailinglaplap Atoll, you can observe manta rays and sharks.

For a deeper knowledge of the Marshallese people, head to the Alele Museum in Majuro. Explore exhibits and artifacts that showcase their unique history and traditions.
The Marshall Islands are also known for their handicrafts. Marshallese women are experts in making mats and baskets from pandanus leaves. These items make perfect souvenirs to take home.

For fishing enthusiasts, the Marshall Islands are a true paradise.
Manit (Culture Day) takes place on the last Friday of September. The Marshallese people celebrate this day as Culture Day or Customs Day. This public holiday honors Marshallese culture and heritage.
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