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Find us in Ajeltake
Opposite the LDS Church
Tuwaakin Beach Apartments is on Majuro’s main road in Ajeltake village at 7°04'53.4"N, 171°09'14.9"E—directly opposite The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Apartment coordinates: 7°04'53.4"N, 171°09'14.9"E · LDS Church: 7.081704, 171.154753
Simple directions
Follow the main road west
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From the airport: turn west toward Ajeltake and Laura.
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From downtown Majuro: drive past the airport and continue west into Ajeltake village.
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Look for the LDS (Mormon) church beside the main road. Tuwaakin Beach Apartments is directly opposite it.
Tell a taxi driver: “Tuwaakin Beach Apartments, Ajeltake—opposite the LDS church.”
At the apartment
Settle in & feel at home
Stay comfortably
Cool, calm & easy
Keep doors and windows closed while the air-conditioning is running. A setting of 23–25°C is comfortable and efficient.
Switch off lights and AC when heading out.01 Arrival & check-in +
Use the arrival instructions in your Airbnb or Booking.com message. If plans change, message your host through the same booking thread so the update is easy to track. Apartment keys will be inside the lockbox by the door.
02 Water & power +
Fresh water is precious on Majuro. Use it thoughtfully, and drink bottled or properly filtered water unless your host confirms another safe source. Brief utility interruptions can happen; contact your host if service does not return.
03 Beachfront care +
Shake sand off outdoors, keep wet items off furniture, and do not leave food outside. Please keep the deck and shoreline free of litter.
04 Checkout +
Confirm your checkout time in the booking. Before leaving, switch off lights and AC, gather personal items, lock the door, leave the keys in the lockbox, and message the host once you have departed.
Where to eat
Good food, island pace
A few reliable places to start. Hours and specials can change, so check before making a special trip.
Uliga · Upstairs at RRE Hotel
Tide Table
A dependable all-day option for breakfast, lunch, dinner and sunset drinks.
Open mapDelap · Marshall Islands Resort
Enra Restaurant
Lagoon-side hotel dining with a broad menu and a relaxed waterfront setting.
Open mapUliga
DAR Coffee Corner
A casual local stop for coffee, generous lunches and an easy daytime meal.
Open mapAjeltake · Bar & grill
Toeak Bar & Grill
A casual local bar and grill for an easy meal, cold drinks and a relaxed evening out.
Open mapMajuro · Bar & dining
Harry's Bar
A relaxed Majuro bar for drinks, casual food and an easy evening out.
Open mapMajuro · Chinese cuisine
China Taste Restaurant
Chinese favorites and generous meals for lunch or dinner.
Open mapMajuro · Food truck
The Food Truck 692
A casual food-truck option for a quick, convenient local meal.
Open mapMajuro · Bakery & coffee
Majuro Annie's Bakery
Coffee, baked goods and a convenient stop for a light breakfast or snack.
Open mapMajuro · Restaurant
The Riwut Outback
A local dining option for a relaxed lunch or evening meal.
Open mapUliga · Asian cuisine
Won Hai Shien
An established local choice for Asian dishes and group-friendly meals.
Open mapMajuro · Restaurant
Special Restaurant
A straightforward local restaurant for lunch or dinner in Majuro.
Open mapGetting around
One road. Plenty to see.
Shared taxi
Hail one along the main road. Confirm the fare before setting off and keep small US-dollar notes available.
Best for short tripsAirport arrival
Taxis usually wait outside arrivals. For a coordinated pickup, message your host with the flight number and arrival time in advance.
Plan before landingRental car
Reserve early when possible. Drive on the right and watch for pedestrians, dogs, bicycles and standing water.
Best for Laura day tripsOn foot
Nearby areas can be walkable, but sidewalks are limited. Take water, use sun protection and be visible after dark.
Best for nearby stopsMake arrival easier
Optional guest services
✓ Secure online payments activeChoose one service at a time, review the price, then confirm the required quantity on Stripe’s secure checkout page.
Taxi: airport to apartments
$10 per person
Secure online payment availableTaxi: apartments to airport
$10 per person
Secure online payment availableRental car
$60 per day
Secure online payment availableRental car airport drop-off & pickup
$20 per vehicle rental
Secure online payment availableMajuro SIM card
$20 per SIM only
Secure online payment availableMajuro SIM card + 5GB data
$30 per 7 days
Secure online payment availableMajuro SIM card + 10GB data
$45 per 14 days
Secure online payment availableWorth the trip
See more of Majuro
Slow down, ask locally and leave room for the day to surprise you.
01Laura BeachLagoon swim · Day trip02Alele MuseumCulture · History03Eneko IslandBoat trip · Snorkel04Peace ParkMemorial · Ocean views
Place photography via Wikimedia Commons: Laura Beach · mrlins, stick chart · Mojito Jione, Eneko · Hendrik Scholz, and Peace Park · Kachelus.
Know before you go
Small tips, smoother days
Beach & reef safety+
Wear reef shoes, check the tide and weather, and avoid standing on living coral. Currents can change quickly; ask locally before swimming somewhere unfamiliar.
Local customs+
A friendly “Iakwe” goes a long way. Dress modestly away from the beach, ask before photographing people, and seek permission before entering private land or using a local shoreline.
Money & shopping+
The US dollar is used. Cash is useful for taxis and small shops, while card acceptance varies. There are only three ATMs on Majuro, located at K&K Delap, Payless Supermarket and Ace Hardware. Keep smaller notes available and confirm access before making a special trip.
Water, sun & waste+
Drink bottled or properly filtered water unless your host confirms otherwise. Carry sun protection and a refillable bottle, conserve fresh water, and keep plastics away from the lagoon and ocean.