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Latest Micronesia ALL-INCLUSIVE HOLIDAY PACKAGES
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Featured Micronesia Packages
5 Nights Holiday Package with Transfers
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Resorts in Micronesia
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Micronesia Facts
About Micronesia
About Micronesia
From west to east, Micronesia’s watery states of Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei and Kosrae have some of the best holiday spots for families and couples. From its cloud forests where tropical redwoods ‘float’ among the lowest-elevation cloud formations to the Chuuk/ Truk Lagoon, said to be the wreck-diving capital of the globe – everything is pristine and waiting to be experienced. The vast seascape of Micronesia belies the hundreds of sights, sounds and activities on land and water that this destination provides.
Guam connects this country to the world with flights from Australia and the world. Visitors will be entranced by a culture preserved for thousands of years, beaches and coral reefs abounding in marine life at Truk, the ancient stone city of Pohnpei and swimming with giant manta rays of Yap. There are scores of monuments, relics and memorials of World War II dotting these islands for history buffs.
Things to Do in Micronesia
Things to Do in Micronesia
Travellers can pick their favourite activities from scuba-diving, wreck diving, snorkelling the coral reefs, parasailing, surfing, jet skiing, kite-surfing, game fishing, cave diving and more! From Guam, take a unique Micronesian day-tour which will see travellers start from a mountain, past a waterfall to end swimming with schools of multi-coloured fish in the coral reefs of Truk. Micronesia is also home to several varieties of endemic avian species like the nightingale reed-warbler, the Truk Monarch, the blue-faced parrot finch, the Pohnpei Lori, the Kosrae greater white-eye and many others. Island hikes are also a great way to see the majesty of the PahnTakai Caves and the Pohnpei Falls. Then, the stone ruins of Nan Madol are said to have been constructed between 500 and 1500 AD, Nan Madol has massive ruins of the royal residence and separate islands for rituals, funerals and storage. Plus, we got our South Pacific Specialists to jot down a whole blog on First-timers’ List of Things to Do in Micronesia – give it a read. It is a concise guide to everything you need to know!
Best Time To Visit Micronesia
Best Time To Visit Micronesia
This island has its fair share of sun, rain and breeze through the day, week and year, but June to October is the typical dry spell better suited for holidays. For those interested in seeing the best of Micronesian culture, practices, art and dance, March 1st is when the country celebrates Yap Day. A special feature of this event is the fact that several villagers practice months and even years for specific dances and songs on this day, which would be only performed once… ever!
Also, September 11th marks the Federated States of Micronesia’s Liberation Day, which is celebrated with a Mardi Gras-style parade in Kosrae and sporting events in Pohnpae. Talk to our friendly South Pacific Specialists to know more about great all-inclusive holiday deals in Micronesia!
Hotels and Resorts in Micronesia
Hotels and Resorts in Micronesia
Despite its remoteness, there are several great hotels and resorts spread all over Micronesia. The divers’ favourite haunts range from the Manta Ray Bay Resort in Yap, while Palau takes distinction in the famed Caroline’s Resort, Cliffside Hotel and the Palau Pacific Resort, a beautiful beachside getaway perfect for five-star holidays. You can check out Hideaway Holidays’ wide range of hotels and resorts below where you’ll find some of the best all-inclusive holidays and deals in Micronesia. Also, first-timers to Micronesia – read up our blog about the top Things to Do when in Micronesia!
Top 5 Experiences in Micronesia
Top 5 Experiences in Micronesia
This small island nation covers over a million miles of Pacific Ocean! Yap, Chuuk and Pohnpei have some of the best preserved coral reefs on the planet, perfect for diving. Then, on September 11; Micronesia, and especially Kosrae, literally explodes in a flurry of Mardi-Gras style parades with floats, dances, singing, performances and sporting events during Liberation Day celebrations. With an armada of vessels lying beneath the sea from the Japanese Fourth Imperial Fleet, Micronesia can very well be the Wreck Diving capital of the world. Then, it is only recently that international travellers are allowed to participate in Yap Day. During the first weekend of March, the locals gather and perform (literally) once-in-a-lifetime dances. Lastly, learn about the Birds and Bees – we’re talking about the hundreds of rare species of birds, flowers and other fauna endemic to this beautiful country. Really.
