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Things to do in the Marshall Islands
Coral atolls holding some of the most intact WWII shipwrecks on Earth, a nuclear testing history that shaped the modern Pacific, and lagoons genuinely rated among the world's best diving.
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Dive the sunken WWII fleet at Bikini Atoll
AdventureA UNESCO World Heritage site holding one of the most significant collections of intact sunken warships in the world, sunk during 1946 nuclear tests.
Snorkel the lagoon reefs of Majuro Atoll
AdventureThe Marshall Islands' capital atoll offers accessible reef snorkeling with relatively healthy coral compared to more heavily trafficked Pacific destinations.
Learn about the nuclear testing history at the Alele Museum
CultureMajuro's national museum documents the Marshall Islands' nuclear testing legacy and traditional Marshallese navigation and culture.
Visit the WWII battle sites on Kwajalein Atoll
CultureThe world's largest coral atoll by lagoon area was the site of intense 1944 fighting, with wartime relics still visible across several islets.