Majuro and Arno Travel Guide

Explore Majuro Majuro’s lagoon is a postcard-sized reason to visit: coral passes for snorkelling, a crowded local market selling fish and pandanus crafts, WWII wrecks offshore, and low-key cafés where fishermen swap news. Explore Laura On Majuro’s western edge, Laura offers oceanfront roads, surfable reef breaks, palm-lined shoreline walks and easy access to local craft stalls and fishermen hauling in the day’s catch. Explore Arno Arno’s ring of islets offers shallow lagoon swims, coconut groves and long causeway rides; travelers come for fishing, village hospitality and to watch nets hauled in at dusk. Explore Majuro Atoll Urban atoll serving as the capital of the Marshall Islands with a lagoon-ringed town, local markets and WWII relics. Explore National Archives of the Marshall Islands On Majuro Atoll, the National Archives of the Marshall Islands preserves government records, oral histories and colonial-era documents; researchers visit for genealogy, land records and local history. Explore Mili Mili Atoll appeals to remote-atoll seekers: long reef-fringed lagoons, subsistence fishing communities, village feasts, and scattered wartime wrecks for snorkellers to peer at cautiously.