Shopping Tips
Despite the fact that just about everything you buy in Majuro is either shipped or flown in from either the US, Asia (particularly Taiwan or China), Australia or New Zealand, you will find that the prices of most goods are relatively competitive with ‘mainland’ prices. There are highs and lows, though. For example, one of the best food Read More
Books: Don’t Ever Whisper
Don’t Ever Whisper tells the powerful story of a woman from a tiny Pacific island who championed the cause of nuclear weapons test survivors when others were silent, and who later implemented unparalleled community health programs and services that gave hope to a generation of troubled youth. Don’t Ever Whisper is the stirring account of Read More
Checking in to Majuro
Dock your dinghy at the Shoreline
The following is not the official protocol, but merely a suggested way of clearing into the Marshall Islands. NOTE: To download a pdf of the Immigration vessel entry form, scroll to the bottom of the page. This page is also found at Aircraft-Vessel-Arrival-Departure-Form.pdf Please note that the Immigration division requests that you notify them by Read More
Eating Out Guide
For a relatively small city, Majuro has a tremendous range of restaurants and cafes to suit all budgets and tastes. All the main hotels sport up-scale eateries, while smaller eateries and Asian restaurants can be found almost every few hundred yards in the downtown area. As well, you will find sidewalk barbecues with local women Read More
Tide Table at RRE Hotel
This US bar/restaurant style venue has long been a popular spot for locals and tourists The menu is extensive, but specialties are the burgers and fish ‘n chips. The soups are usually very good. The Tide Table has theme nights, including Mexican on Tuesdays. Conference Room: The Kibedrikdrik Room is the fanciest conference room on Read More
Mooring Locations
The Mieco Beach Yacht Club’s free moorings, which were created thanks to a grant from the United Nations Development Program, are at Eneko Island (No. 1 … called Enegu on the chart) and Enemanet Island (No. 2). The Yacht Club also has a mooring off the Marshall Islands Resort (No. 5), but this costs $1 a Read More
Cruisers Fall in Love with RMI
By KAREN EARNSHAW Just seven cruising boats visited the Marshall Islands in 1998. Now, 20 years later, in the 2018-19 season about 30 yachts sailed into Majuro lagoon. Many intend to stay three or four months, but end up spending another year here because there’s just so much on offer for cruisers … especially those seeking Read More
Enra Restaurant
Located in the Marshall Islands Resort, the Enra Restaurant has a spacious dining room with a lagoon view. The extensive western menu includes daily specials and a pizza menu. Vegetarians are catered for well. Each Sunday they hold a very good buffet, while Tuesday evening is pasta night. The bar has a good range of beverages, Read More
Flame Tree
This is a western bar and restaurant style venue. It has two main rooms and a large terrace straddling both. The larger room has pool tables and ongoing karaoke. The terrace has a darts board. On balmy nights, we recommend you eat outside. The menu includes burgers, noodles, fish and chips and rice dishes and Read More
Dar Cafe
This air-conditioned restaurant is well-loved by locals for breakfast and lunch. The menu includes a range of western and local food. Specialties include fresh fish and Marshallese foods such as breadfruit and pumpkin cooked in various ways. Good size servings. Don’t be surprised when the waitress sits at your table to discuss your options — Read More
