(EMAILWIRE.COM, September 13, 2011 ) KOSRAE, Micronesia -- After the books are closed, research papers turned in, and the cap thrown in the air, continue your education of the world by traveling to a new country. While many graduates choose to visit the crowded cities of Europe or the streets of South America, imagine going somewhere tranquil and less traveled. Oceania is the largest area in the world and home to the tiny island of Kosrae.
Learn the traditions of Kosrae from weavers, boat builders, fishermen and artisans. Visit archaeological ruins from ancient Kosraens and Japanese warriors. Help protect the pristine fringe reefs and marine ecosystems during the annual Coral Monitoring Project and other Reef Protection Projects. Sleep in traditionally constructed Kosraen lohms, or cottages, at Kosrae Village. Explore the islandÂ’s vast ecosystems from rainforests and mangroves to tide pools and coral reefs. Help researchers scuba dive historic ship and plane wrecks. The friendly staff at Kosrae Village can help arrange day trips to experience these activities and more.
After a stay on Kosrae, compare the island with others in the region on the new Continental United Micronesia Air Pass.
Media Contact: Amy Shadell, Amy@adventuremedianews.com, www.kosraevillage.com Photos available. View Kosrae Village media kit.
