Mid-Range Travel Guide: Majuro

Accommodation

$90-160 per night

Standard hotels with air conditioning, comfortable beachside properties, clean rooms with amenities

Food & Dining

$45-80 per day

Mix of local restaurants and casual dining, fresh seafood spots, international cuisine options

Transportation

$20-50 per day

Taxi services, occasional car rentals for exploration, boat transfers for activities

Activities

$40-100 per day

Boat tours, diving excursions, island hopping, snorkeling trips, cultural performances, fishing charters

Shop at local stores for groceries and snacks - typically 40-60% cheaper than resort shops

Book diving and snorkeling packages in advance - often 20-30% cheaper than walk-in rates

Eat at local diners instead of resort restaurants - saves 50-70% with authentic food

Use local buses when available - costs 80-90% less than taxis

Bring reef-safe sunscreen from home - local prices can be 100-200% higher

Book multi-day activity packages for better rates - typically 15-25% discount

Visit during shoulder season for lower accommodation rates without compromising weather

Relying entirely on resort amenities and services - typically 100-150% markup on everything

Not bringing essential items like sunscreen and snorkel gear - local replacements very expensive

Taking taxis everywhere instead of planning walks and local bus routes - can triple transport costs

Eating only at tourist-oriented restaurants - prices often 80-120% higher than local spots