• Ceiling fans
• Boat Dock
• Dive shop
• Island Style Restaurant
• Bar
• Laundry service
• International phone service
• Hair dryers available
• Iron & Ironing Board available small local charge applies

• Private facilities
• Ceiling fans
• Mosquito nets

• Wreck Diving
• Scuba Diving
• Snorkeling
• Motorboat excursions
• Historic and cultural sight seeing
• Fishing
• Kayaks

Access to Micronesia is a challenge for travellers from Europe, which we feel adds to the interest in travelling to this part of the world

Guam is the island with the most International air service, with daily flights from Honolulu, Tokyo, Sipan and regular flights to Seoul, Cairns, Hong Kong, Osaka, Taipei and Manila, provided by a number of carriers, including Continental Micronesia/United, Koreanair, China Airlines, Japan Airlines, Delta and All Nippon,

To visit Chuuk, Pohnpei, Kosrae and the Marshall islands there are currently just two access cities, Honolulu and Guam, from these cities Continental Micronesia/United operate regular island hopping flights between them in both directions, stopping at the four island nations, providing both primary access and inter-island connections.

Currently the best flight connections to Guam from the UK are via Seoul, Hong Kong or Tokyo, as they only require one stop on route to get to Guam, currently routing via Honolulu will require two stops, however if your only interested in visiting the eastern islands of The Marshall islands, and Kosrae then routing via Honolulu would be the best routing as they are closer to Honolulu than Guam, so it will be less travelling time.  

To vists Yap and Palau (Belau) you will need to route via Guam, from where Continental Micronesia/United provide regular flights, in additionally you can reach Palau from Manila, Seoul and Taipei.

This limited air access makes it very difficult (but not impossible) to plan an itinerary that includes Micronesia with Melanesian and Polynesia.