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Micronesia Dive Resorts

Palau Pacific | The Carolines | Sunrise Villa | W. Plaza Hotels | Storyboard | Peleliu Divers | Fish n Fins | Sam's Dive Tours
MantaRay Bay | Traders' Ridge Resort | Pathways Hotel | Village Resort | Kosrae Village
Blue Lagoon | Truk Stop | Kwajalein
Bikini Atoll | Rongelap Atoll

YAP, Federated States of Micronesia

Yap is "World Class Diving's Best Kept Secret". Yap is most well known for its Mantas! Every day the combination of plankton, tide and current sets the stage for an undersea ballet featuring some of the ocean's largest creatures. Manta Rays, some weighing more than one ton, with wingspans of 14 feet or more, dance and glide through Yap's clear Pacific waters. Dozens of manta's can be experienced at one time offering an incredible visual explosion of the senses. Yap is perhaps the best known for its stone money, carved from the rock islands of Palau and transported over 300 miles of open ocean in sailing canoes. These disks are still in use today with their value being determined by size, shape and the difficulty of the acquisition.

YAP: Manta Ray Bay Hotel and Yap Divers

Yap Divers offers divers all one could ever hope for in terms of dive experiences, with regularly scheduled drift dives, wall dives, cavern dives and night dives as well as their specialty mantas dives.

Mi'l Channel is more than the "home of the mantas", a typical dive would be a slow drift along the south wall with an incoming tide at a depth of about 65ft. Intriguing coral formations, ledges, caves, numerous exotic reef fish, sharks, turtles and eagle rays pass before you as you glide toward the ridge - one of just two known manta ray cleaning stations in Yap.

The hotel features spacious air-conditioned rooms with all the amenities including a restaurant with fine food prepared by an international chef

Traders' Ridge Resort - Yap

Located on the remote island of Yap, Traders' Ridge Resort is a quaint Turn-of-the-Century Victorian style hotel, with a warm and friendly atmosphere. This intimate retreat of 20 rooms and 2 Grand Suites offers all the amenities of a 5 Star Hotel. Each room has its own personal steward to see to your every need. So relax and enjoy a unique tropical island get away.

Traders' Ridge Resort Traders' Ridge Resort

Pathways Hotel - Yap

Located in tropical Yap, the Pathway's Hotel combines traditional Yapese architecture with modern conveniences for a comfortable and enjoyable Micronesian experience. The eight intimate thatched roof cottages are scattered among the lush foliage and are connected by wooden walkways. Each cottage has a king sized bed that converts to two singles, air conditioning, ceiling fan, mini bar, private bath and a view of the lagoon below with private verandahs that are cooled by the steady island breeze. There are no phones or TV's to interrupt your peaceful stay. Their fabulous JM's Restaurant specializes in Yapese, International and Asian cuisine. They'll even cater a small picnic on the beach just for you.

Pathways Hotel

KOSRAE, Federated States of Micronesia

Kosrae is a mountainous island, covered with jungle and surrounded by a stunning fringing reef. It is the eastern most island in the Federated States of Micronesia, English is commonly spoken and the currency is USD. Kosrae is near the equator 5 degrees north, air and water temp. average 80 degrees. Kosrae is known for her gorgeous sandy beaches, pristine dive spots and friendly atmosphere.

Diving along the virgin reef is spectacular. Kosrae is known as the "Jewel of the Pacific" because of her beautiful dive sights. There is an abundance of marine life, which includes groupers, triggerfish, damselfish, barracuda, angelfish, parrotfish, 6 different kinds of moray eels plus all the colorful tropicals. Larger fish include turtles, sharks, dolphins, and rays. Kosrae is home to 170 species of stony corals and 10 species of soft coral.

In addition to diving, there are archeological ruins to explore, jungles to hike, mangrove channels to canoe, and WWII relics to investigate.

KOSRAE: Kosrae Village Resort

The Kosrae Village Resort, traditional thatched bungalows on the shores of Kosrae, gourmet restaurant and lounge, 5 Star Padi dive center & handicap accessible. Bungalows nestle among coconut, banana and mangrove trees, waves breaking on the reef, a pod of spinner dolphins just beyond the reef leaping joyfully out of the water!

Sleeping Lady Divers at Kosrae Village Resort, is a full service Padi dive center. Diving is from 25' catamaran boats, unlimited shore diving from the resort beach and other locations (guides available).

Scores of other activities available. Outrageous surfing. Hiking in the rainforests. Kayaking, birdwatching, fishin

Ponape

PONAPE: The Village Resort

The Village Resort - the feel is like a cozy B & B in the heart of the most beautiful island in the Carolines. Lush jungle, waterfalls and mist covered mountain peaks, a coral reef surrounds this island paradise. The Village itself consists of individual cottages made of local materials and constructed using timeless Ponapean carpentry antiques. Beyond the Village you can still witness tribal ceremonies, sip a narcotic drink that's pounded from the roots of the pepper plant, and get yourself tattooed.

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