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Majuro
With snorkelling opportunities and loads of war history for the avid history buff, Majuro has plenty to offer tourists. Why wait?
Majuro – The Vibrant Capital of the Marshall Islands
Majuro, the capital of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, is a stunning atoll that serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of the nation. Located in the central Pacific Ocean, between Hawaii and the Philippines, Majuro is part of a breathtaking island chain consisting of 64 coral atolls and volcanic islands, many of which remain uninhabited.
Why Visit Majuro?
A Unique Island Nation
An atoll is a ring-shaped coral or volcanic land formation that rises from the ocean, encircling a lagoon filled with crystal-clear waters. This distinctive geography makes Majuro a paradise for marine life, diving, and ocean exploration.
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Language & Population
- Population: Over 60,000 people call the Marshall Islands home.
- Language: Marshallese is the national language, though English is also widely spoken.
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Currency & Economy
- Official Currency: US Dollar (USD$)
- In February 2018, the Marshall Islands passed a bill recognizing a cryptocurrency called Sovereign (SOV) as legal tender, though the US Dollar remains the official currency used throughout the country.
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Climate & Weather
- Year-round tropical climate: Hot and humid with little seasonal variation.
- Average temperature: 21°C – 34°C, with warm waters perfect for thriving marine ecosystems.
- December to March: The islands experience cooling breezes, offering a more comfortable climate.
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Travel Advisory – Measles Vaccination Requirement
The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) requires all visitors to present an up-to-date measles vaccination certificate upon arrival in Majuro. Please refer to the following official travel advisory documents for more information:
- Measles International Travel Advisory
- RMI Entry Form
Approximately one-third of the atolls are uninhabited.
Majuro offers visitors an authentic Pacific experience, from its breathtaking marine life and cultural traditions to its warm, welcoming community. Whether you're here for relaxation, adventure, or business, Majuro is a destination like no other!
Things To Do In Majuro
Diving and Snorkelling
Majuro features vibrant coral ecosystems and WWII wrecks. Raycrew is the local dive operator for bookings.
History & Culture
The Alele Museum & Public Library documents the islands' Japanese WWII base history and subsequent USA control. Underwater WWII wreck diving is also available.
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Eneko Island
Located less than 30 minutes by boat from Majuro's centre, this island offers accommodation, snorkelling, picnicking and beach relaxation.
Where To Stay In Majuro
Whether you're after a central, boutique hotel or somewhere close to shopping, Majuro has hotels for every budget and desire
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Marshall Islands Resort
Features tennis courts, a swimming pool, restaurant and cocktail lounge, with complimentary breakfast and air-conditioning. Located a five-minute walk from shops and restaurants, with a free airport shuttle service.
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Hotel Robert Reimers
A family-owned hotel offering varied room options, centrally located near stores and restaurants, with on-site dining and sunset bar service.
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