No, they are not blowing up bombs anymore. Here are some reasons to go there.
Weather
It’s hot! The wet season is from May to November.
Sure, they get the occasional typhoon. And flooding can be a problem.
But the US stepped in to help in 2013, when the northern atolls of the Marshall Islands experienced drought. The United States President declared an emergency and provided humanitarian support.
They Speak English
Although the official language of the Marshall Islands is Marshallese, many speak English.
They are mostly Christian with cannibals definitely in the minority. Just kidding. You can even visit a small community of Muslims based in Majuro at their mosque.
You Could Get Educated
There are two colleges in the Marshall Islands – the College of the Marshall Islands and The University of the South Pacific.
There are Beautiful Women
These women are using the barter system still common on their island.
You can sometimes find modern conveniences.
Visit the People
Check out small farms where they grow coconuts, tomatoes, melons, and breadfruit.
Handicrafts
Still being produced in small factories.
Go Fishing
It’s islands. Everyone goes fishing!
Copra
Find out what the heck copra is and why it is so valuable. Then go back and amaze your friends with this knowledge.