Diving Holidays in Micronesia & The Marshall Islands
Micronesia is not easy to get to from the UK, it is best to call us to discuss the options.
With more ocean than land, some of Micronesia's best sights are underwater. There are more than 2000 islands spread over five million kilometres of the Pacific, but many world maps don't even bother showing them. Each island group has its own culture and character as well as diving highlights. They have also been influenced in a different way by colonisation, wars, geography and politics. Dive conditions also vary enormously but what can be said, is that it is an area that should be on every diver's wish list. Throughout Micronesia divers can encounter an abundance of marine life in just about every imaginable colour and shape, with some species never seen before.
Guide to Tailor made holidays in Micronesia with regional information and accommodation details.
Guide to Liveaboard Diving Holidays in Micronesia and the South Pacific, or browse our suggested Micronesia Dive Holidays below:
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Palau & YapYap - the most intriguing island in Micronesia. With it's giant stone money, grass skirts, and traditional men's houses! Palau, lying just under two hours south west from Guam, is famous for it's u... 
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Palau Diving - Cliffside HotelCliffside Hotel is family owned and operated, extending to guests a true Palauan spirit of welcome. We quote for a 7 night holiday or include as part of your tailor made Micronesia holiday.
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Truk & Kosrae - Kosrae Village ResortKosrae Village Eco Lodge and dive resort combines the natural Pacific island beauty of rainforest, mangroves and mountains with stunning, pristine Micronesian coral reefs for the experience of a lifet...
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Truk, Blue Lagoon Dive ResortWith breathtaking views of the lagoon, this resort offers 8 nights and 6 days of boat diving. Divers are conveniently collected from the hotel dock by the local dive operator.
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Wreck Diving in Truk & SangatTruk is where an entire Japanese fleet, frozen in time, sank in February 1944. Sangat Island provides an intriguing insight into the WWII battle of the Sulu Sea, is afforded by the wrecks of Japanese...
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