Dive Micronesia » Marshall Islands

Activities

Pristine coral reefs teeming with life are a way of life for the Marshallese people. With year round warm water temperatures snorkeling, scuba diving, boating, canoeing, fishing, windsurfing and surfing are highly popular activities throughout the islands.

When to Travel to Marshall Islands

The climate is hot and humid. On Majuro the daily temperature is around 27°C. The northern Marshalls are quite dry, whilst some southern islands get up to 4,060mm of rain a year. Majuro's wet period is September to November. Intense tropical storms and cyclones are rare.

The summer months (May-September) are generally the warmest and the seas are at their calmest. The winter months, although breezier, remain warm and comfortable. Average water temperature is also 27°C.

Hotels and Resorts in the Marshall Islands

	The Marshall Islands Resort Located on Majuro	Budget: $$ Pool: Yes Beach/Beachfront: Yes Bar: 1 Restaurant: 1	Wifi: N/A Onsite Shop: Yes Gym: Yes Spa: No Onsite Dive Centre: No
	Private Island Boutique Resort Bikendrik Island 40min boat ride from Majuro airport	Budget: $$$ Pool: No Beach/Beachfront: Yes Bar: 1 Restaurant: 1	Wifi: Yes Onsite Shop: No Gym: No Spa: No Onsite Dive Centre: No

Scuba Diving in the Marshall Islands

Majuro offers world class diving. There are over 1000 species of fish to be found here with 250 plus species of soft and hard corals along with spectacular visibility. With wrecks, coral pinnacles, breathtaking drop offs and the channels teaming with large pelagics, it is no wonder that the Marshall Islands is one of our favourite places to dive. Arno, a short boat ride from Majuro is 'Congo country', and offers first class diving with an amazing reef and pelagics.