Majuro Atoll

• Alele Museum: Wave patterns, canoe models, and traditional woven mats—your gateway to Marshallese seafaring culture. (1–2 hours)
• Lagoon island hopping (including Eneko, etc.): Coral reef snorkeling, coconut grove picnics, and canoe experiences—perfect for a family day trip. (Full day)
• Laura Beach: The best beach on the western end of the atoll, near local village gardens, and a popular weekend gathering spot for residents. (Half day)
• Jaki-ed Weaving Workshop: A hub for the revival of traditional coconut leaf mats—watch artisans at work or shop for their creations. (1–2 hours)
• Downtown WWII relics: Japanese bunkers and monuments scattered around the main town area, can be combined with a visit to the museum. (1–2 hours)

Outer Atolls

• Bikini Atoll: A UNESCO World Heritage nuclear test site, home to famous technical dive wrecks including the USS Saratoga. (Liveaboard 6–10 days)
• Arno Atoll: Known for its white-sand beaches, shells, and handmade weaving—ideal for a day trip. (Full day)
• Ailinglaplap Atoll: The land of copra and weaving, offering a chance to experience traditional village life. (2–3 days)
• Maloelap Atoll: Features well-preserved Japanese military base ruins and war-related historic sites. (2–3 days)
• Jaluit Atoll: Once the administrative center during the German and Japanese colonial periods, rich in historical significance. (2–3 days)

Note: Kwajalein Atoll is a U.S. military base and generally not open to general tourists. Trips to the outer atolls require several months’ advance booking and flexibility for possible cancellations.