Ailinglaplap Atoll

Marshall Islands, Oceania

Ailinglaplap Atoll, in the Marshall Islands, is a hidden gem famed for its stunning coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore traditional Micronesian villages, partake in vibrant festivals, and dive into vibrant underwater ecosystems teeming with marine life. The atoll's remote location offers tranquility and exclusivity, making it perfect for relaxation and adventure alike, whether it's snorkeling in pristine lagoons or discovering local crafts.

Quick facts

Target stay

5-7 days

Type

Island

Vibe

Relaxing

Airport

Bucholz Aaf

Known for

Beach

Hiking

Leisure

Wildlife

Best time to visit
Jan
Feb
Mar
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7 Best Things to Do in Ailinglaplap Atoll

1

Est. 3 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Snorkeling at Ailinglaplap Lagoon

Explore vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.

No booking required
2

Est. 4 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Visit Majuro Atoll

Experience the culture and local life of Majuro.

No booking required
3

Est. 2 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Kayaking around the atoll

Paddle through crystal-clear waters and serene landscapes.

No booking required
4

Est. 3 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Explore local villages

Discover the unique traditions and lifestyles of locals.

No booking required
5

Est. 5 hrs

Year round

Family-friendly

Fishing Expeditions

Engage in traditional fishing with local guides.

Booking required
6

Est. 2 hrs

Seasonal

Family-friendly

Birdwatching

Spot unique bird species in pristine environments.

No booking required
7

Est. 3 hrs

Seasonal

Family-friendly

Cultural Festivals

Join in the lively celebrations of local culture.

Booking required

Need to know, before you go

Country info

Tipping

Expected (~5-10%)

Tapwater

No data

Safety

No data

LGBTQ+ safety score

-3 (#70 globally)

Cost

Expensive

Currency

US Dollar

Majority religion

Christian

Language

Marshallese

(80%+ speak English)

Best dishes to try

Barramundi Cod

A popular fish in the region. (National dish)

Coconut Crab

A large crab with a sweet flavor.

Breadfruit

VE

A starchy fruit, often roasted or baked.

Pandanus Fruit

VE

A sweet fruit from the pandanus tree.

Luluwah

A traditional dish made with local ingredients.

Phrases to learn

English

Marshallese

Hello

Yokwe

(Yoh-kweh)

Yes/No

Eo / Jab

(Eh-oh / Jahb)

Thank you

Komool tata

(Koh-mohl tah-tah)

Excuse me

Jolok bwij

(Joh-lok bwooj)

How much?

Etto?

(Eh-toh)