Kwajalein Atoll Travel Guide

Explore Ebaye Ebaye sits on Kwajalein’s rim, where compact settlement meets lagoon life; visitors find fishing markets, simple guesthouses, reef snorkelling and echoes of Pacific wartime history offshore. Explore Ebeye Island A densely populated island in Kwajalein Atoll, Ebeye serves as a Marshallese population centre with markets and community life; visitors transit here to reach other atoll sites and local cultural events. Explore Roi-Namur Two islets on the northern edge of Kwajalein Atoll, Roi and Namur contain World War II relics and coral reefs; visitors on dive and expedition trips come for wreck dives, snorkeling and wartime sites. Explore Kwajalein Atoll US National Historic Landmark District A US National Historic Landmark district on Kwajalein Atoll documenting Pacific war history; visitors come for WWII relics, wreck dives and guided tours of wartime sites. Explore Roi-Namur US National Historic Landmark Monument Roi‑Namur on Kwajalein Atoll holds US National Historic Landmark status for World War II sites; visitors research wartime history, visit memorials, and note the coastal terrain. Explore Omelek Island A small island in Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands, used historically for launches and industry; today it remains remote and seldom visited. Explore Center Pier A pier on Kwajalein Atoll, Center Pier provides lagoon access and boat mooring; visitors use it for short boat trips, fishing and viewing the atoll’s lagoon waters. Explore Jabat On Jabat, a narrow reef-ringed island, walking paths cut through coconut groves to a shallow lagoon for snorkeling and fishing.