YPT Tours to Marshall Islands
Discover the beauty of Micronesia with YPT’s signature Marshall Islands Tours. Consistently ranked among the top 10 least visited countries in the world, this tropical paradise in the northwest Pacific Ocean offers a unique travel experience that few have encountered. Accessible via United Airlines’ Island Hopper route and Nauru Airlines’ Pacific route, the Marshall Islands beckon you to explore their stunning beaches, exceptional wreck diving, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and diverse marine life, including over 160 species of coral.
Rich in history, these islands served as a critical base for the Japanese during World War II and later became significant sites for extensive U.S. nuclear testing, particularly on Bikini Atoll. This history has profoundly impacted local communities and the environment. By joining one of our tours, you not only experience this breathtaking destination but also support efforts to preserve its unique culture and environment.
Join us for one of our group or private tours, or let us help you create your perfect bespoke tour to the Marshall Islands.
Group Tours to Marshall Islands
YPT’s Marshall Islands tours are currently offered as a part of our Least Visited Countries Tour, which is currently runs twice a year, in summer and winter.
Least Visited Countries Summer Combo – July 11th – August 8, 2025 – $2995 – $12895
On our group tours, we visit all of the main sites of the capital, Majuro, and also take a private boat hire out to the paradise of Eneko Island, on of the most beautiful beaches in the Marshall Islands.
Independent Tours to Marshall Islands
Since 2017, Young Pioneer Tours has been your go-to provider for unforgettable tours to the Marshall Islands. With our extensive network of local partners, hotels, and knowledgeable guides, we offer unique itineraries and activities that take you off the beaten path in Majuro and beyond.
We specialize in creating independent and bespoke Marshall Islands tours and travel packages, tailored to your preferences. Whether you’re looking for a standalone adventure or a part of a broader Pacific or Least Visited Countries itinerary, we’ve got you covered for an extraordinary travel experience.
Example of a Marshall Islands Itinerary (4 days)
Day 1
- Arrive in Majuro, home to approximately half of the country’s 40,000-ish population.
- Transfer to the Marshall Islands Resort, the atoll’s largest and most popular hotel. Dinner and drinks at the hotel’s restaurant and while overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
- Overnight at Marshall Islands Resort.
Day 2
Morning
- After breakfast, we recommend that you visit the K&K Island Supermarket to pick up BBQ and BYOB provisions before your 11:00am, 30-minute boat journey to the paradise of Eneko Island. Bring your snorkel gear if you have it as we will pass by underwater WWII plane wreckage, which is a great spot to jump out and have a look below. Eneko Island is a genuine island paradise and a great place to spend a relaxing day. Anyone willing to be the Chef de Partie can take a crack at cooking BBQ on the beach.
Afternoon
- Eneko Island offers plenty to do, with a pontoon to jump from, a small island to explore, and pristine beaches for soaking up the Pacific sun. If this island was anywhere else in the world, it would be packed with tourists. It’s not packed, but there’s usually some locals hanging out playing volleyball who are more than happy for you to join in!
- Head back on your boat at around 3:00pm, with us passing through a number of islands and atolls to get perfect sunset shots – weather permitting!
- After freshening up, you can make our way to the Tide and Table restaurant, located within the Robert Reimers Hotel, a landmark established in the 1970s that pays tribute to its namesake, a prominent figure celebrated for his impactful contributions to the Marshall Islands’ business and tourism sectors. Tide and Table is renowned for serving some of the Pacific’s finest tuna sashimi, and you’ll also have the chance to sample the resort’s BoB Whiskey, crafted from the native pandanus fruit.
- After dinner, we can make local bar recommendations for anyone looking to experience Majuro’s nightlife or a night cap.
- Overnight in the Marshall Islands Resort hotel.
Day 3
Morning
- Breakfast at Marshall Islands Resort
- On your second full day in the Marshall Islands, you’ll embark on a guided bus tour of Majuro led by a local representative from the Marshall Islands Tourism office. The first stop will be at charming local shops, where we can pick up souvenirs like traditional seashell necklaces. Next, we’ll visit the Alele Museum, where you can delve into the cultural significance of the Alele basket, explore the history of atomic testing at Bikini Atoll (1946-1958), and learn about the vital role of canoes in Marshallese navigation.
- From there, it’s on to the Tobolar Coconut Processing Factory, the Northern Pacific’s only facility, producing various coconut products.
Afternoon
- Lunch at Delap Park, enjoying local street food.
- Stop at Majuro Peace Park built to honor the WWII soldiers who fought in the Pacific.
- In the afternoon, the bus will take you to Laura Beach, a well-known local beach east of Rongrong isle. You can spend the afternoon relaxing on the beach before heading back to your hotel to freshen up and relax.
- Dinner at Riwut Outback, featuring traditional island dishes like breadfruit and pumpkin rice.
- After dinner, you can then go sample the delights of Majuro town, or relax at the hotel.
- Overnight at Marshall Islands Resort
Day 4
Morning
- Breakfast in the hotel
- We offer a free morning to explore Majuro, before you transfer to the airport for your onward flight.
Bespoke Marshall Island Tours
We are able to offer the following bespoke programs, such as scuba diving the Graveyard of Ships at Bikini Atoll, visits to the Cactus Dome on Runit Island, diving at the WWII wreckage at Arno Atoll. Should what you are looking for not be on this list, please get in touch to see if we can fix it for you.
Eneko Island Tours
When you are visiting Majuro, YPT can arrange tours to Eneko Island, the most beautiful beach in Majuro. This can be combined with a group, or done with a private boat in VIP fashion. This is a must for travel to the Marshall Islands
Majuro Cultural Tours
YPT are the only company offering cultural tours of Majuro in conjunction with the ministry of Tourism. This includes traditional dances, museums, gift and stamp shops, as well as the main beach on Majuro atoll. Majuro tours can be arranged bespoke, or as part of a wider tour.
Tours to the Marshall Islands – Visiting the other islands
YPT can arrange trips to a number of the other Marshall Islands via either flight, or by ship.
Flights with Air Marshall Islands
YPT can arrange passenger and charter flights with Air Marshall Islands to a number of the islands. These tend to change regularly, so we suggest getting in touch.
Traveling by boat to the other Marshall Islands
To some islands we can arrange cargo ship transfer, or private boat charter depending on the distance. Again, we suggest getting in touch.
Filming in the Marshall Islands
Through our partners at Pioneer Media, we can arrange movie, documentary, or general filming throughout the Marshall Islands, not just Majuro.
Frequently asked Questions about travel to the Marshall Islands
Do I need a visa for Marshall Islands?
Most nationalities do not, but there is a $25 departure tax.
What currency do they use in Palau?
The Marshall Islands uses the United Staes Dollar (USD), but it is also easy to change money here. Major credit cards including Union Pay are also accepted, with AMEX also having some recognition.
But I have so many more questions about tours to Marshall Islands!
Of course you do champ, so why not just get in touch with us.
Having been going to the country since 2017, YPT not only know some very cool places, but also how to save money and make the most of a trip to the Marshall Islands.
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