RONGELAP
Rongelap Atoll is at the northern end of the Marshall Islands, 420 nautical miles from Majuro. Rongelap has been uninhabited for over 20 years and has recently been designated as a marine preserve. Be among the first to experience this phenomenal destination.

This is the atoll for big fish action. You'll be blown away by the abundant marine life; curious sharks, turtles, intriguing exotic creatures surrounded by crystal clear water. The passes of Rongelap offer unbelievable drift diving with an abundance of grey reef sharks, manta rays, schools of jacks, and barracuda. The ocean wall diving is spectacular with sheer drop-offs plunging to depths of over 600 metres. Fingers cut into the walls with overhangs and amazing corals to explore. In the lagoon you will find pinnacles, giant clams and shallow coral playgrounds tucked in amongst wonderful islands.

On land, beautiful white sand beaches, a beach combers paradise with abundance of treasures washed onto the atolls, turtles nesting, varieties of seabirds, amazing sunsets. Learn how to hunt for coconut crabs and have them cooked for you... island style!