Pohnpei Micronesia Travel Guide
The awe-inspiring scale and mystery of Nan Madol, a city constructed on water, challenges your perceptions of ancient societies and human ingenuity.
Diving into clear waters or hiking through dense rainforests rejuvenates the spirit.
Pohnpei still a true frontier for adventurous travelers. A genuine sense of exploration and the joy of discovering places and cultures few others have seen.
Your mindful actions contribute to Pohnpei's protection and the well-being of its people. Embrace the spirit of ethical travel.
Prioritize locally owned hotels, guides, restaurants, and shops. The money you spend being a tourist directly benefit the Pohnpeian economy and the local population.
Learn and adhere to local customs and etiquette. Dress modestly, ask for permission for photos, and behave respectfully at traditional sites and ceremonies.
Avoid disturbing marine life or natural habitats. Never touch or stand on coral reefs when underwater exploration.
Your choices contribute directly to the conservation and well-being of this special island.
The United Airlines Island Hopper a natural route for exploring multiple FSM states (Pohnpei, Kosrae, Chuuk, Yap).
Consider returning to Pohnpei during the surfing season (October to April) if you are a surfer seeking world-class waves.
Revisit the island to feel its enduring tranquility, friendly locals, and the timeless beauty of its landscapes and ancient sites.
Each return can uncover new layers of this special island.
Another set of impressive ancient ruins at Lelu.
Deeply traditional culture and manta ray diving.
Unparalleled WWII wreck diving.
October to April for international-class waves.
Revisit for enduring tranquility.
Uncovering new layers.
Pohnpei leaves a lasting impression, inviting coming back again and a connection with its unique spirit.
