The take off point is Manila in the Philippines. From here Micronesian Airlines will take you to the specific location. Alternatively is to go from the bustling Pacific hub of Guam.

ANNUAL DIVING CONDITION

	DEC-FEB	MAR-MAY	JUN-AUG	SEP-NOV
MICRONESIA: (Truk)
Water Temperature	28 - 29 C	28 - 29 C	28 - 29 C	28 - 29 C
Visibility	15 -30 M	18 - 30 M	15 - 30 M	13 - 28 M
Air Temperature	28 - 32 C	28 - 32 C	28 - 32 C	28 - 32 C
Weather	N/East Trades	N/E Trades	Calm	Calm
Season	some Rain	some Rain	dry	some rain
MICRONESIA: (Palau)
Water Temperature	25 - 28 C	25 - 28 C	28 - 30 C	28 - 30 C
Visibility	20 - 40 M	20 - 40 M	15 - 30 M	15 - 25 M
Air Temperature	26 - 32 C	28 - 34 C	28 - 35 C	28 - 35 C
Weather	Sunny	Sunny	Windy	Windy
Season	dry	dry	wet	wet

Climate
Micronesia's tropical climate means that temperatures rarely drop below 20°C (68°F), average annual temperature is 25°C (80-90 F). Humidity levels are around 70% all year round. However, since Micronesia is located in the stretch of islands, the temperature varied between islands. Best time to visit a particular area will usually be determined by the local rainfall patterns. Micronesia is tropical with just two seasons hot and dry from November to June and rainy from July to October.

Health
Health Insurance is recommended; check that the activities you wish to engage in are covered by your policy (diving, caving, riding a motorbike and so forth). Choose the most suitable policy for your needs; some only pay out once your claim has been verified, while others will pay your bills immediately, or even fly you home. Some credit card companies' offer travel insurance if you use your card to pay for your airfare. No particular vaccinations required entering Micronesia. Generally there are no tropical diseases in Micronesia. Common disease such as travelers' diarrhea, hepatitis A and typhoid can be avoided by consuming fully cooked food (especially seafood) or water. Generally tap water is not drinkable, unless stated otherwise.

Safety
Generally Micronesia is fairly safe. However, cautions should be taken when visiting non-tourist area. Be cautious to petty thefts. Do not leave valuables unattended in hotel rooms; most hotels and banks offer safe deposit boxes for this purpose. Similarly, do not leave valuables unattended while on the beach. A padlock is a useful thing to bring with you as it can be used to secure your luggage while using public transport, and to secure hotel room doors and lockers. A money belt that can be worn under your clothing will ensure that your credit cards, traveler's checks and cash remain hidden and safe. The emergency number for the police is 911.

Visa and Passport
US, FSM and Palau citizens do not require passports or visas; however, proof of citizenship is required. All other visitors require a valid passport and an onward air or sea ticket. Visa will be issued up to 30 days upon arrival, and apply to extend their stay for 60 days.

Customs
Duty free allowances include: 2 liter of alcohol or wine; 2 ½ cartoon of cigarettes or 250g of tobacco. Souvenirs and gifts at a reasonable quantity. Prohibited Items such as ammunition, arm and drugs. Coral and turtle shell are prohibited exports.

Currency
The Micronesia unit of currency is the US Dollars.

Time
Three different time zones: Palau is nine hours ahead of GMT, Guam and Saipan 20 hours ahead and the Marshall Islands 12 hours ahead.