Matkakohteena
Marshallinsaaret

The Marshall Islands are one of the most remote and exquisite places on the planet: consisting entirely of a series of coral atolls and volcanic islets in the Central Pacific Ocean. This tiny republic lies between a devastating past and an uncertain future - it still bears the scars of atomic testing in the mid-1900s, while rising ocean levels pose a frightening threat to its longevity. Presently, however, it is pure bliss: countless miles of sandy shores and coral reefs fringing turquoise lagoons. Near the major island, Majuro, the coral reef at Kalalin Pass teems with marine life and offers excellent snorkelling. The ghostly wrecks of World War 2 ships around Bikini Atoll are popular dive sites.