(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, August 29, 2012 ) KOSRAE, Micronesia -- Travelers dreaming of exploring pristine reefs, discovering ancient relics, or pretending to be shipwrecked far from crowds are adding the islands of the South Pacific to their Life Lists. At Kosrae Village, an award-winning ecolodge and dive resort, travelers can check off these and many other Life List activities.
Located on Kosrae Island, part of the Federated States of Micronesia, Kosrae Village was sustainably built to resemble a traditional local village. Here guests sleep steps from the ocean in elevated, palm thatched cottages known locally as lohms. Candlelit pathways lead from the lohms through the lush coastal jungle to Kosrae Village’s dive shop and Inum Restaurant. Kosrae is a lesser known jewel of the Pacific offering visitors crowd-free beaches and jungle trails.
As a PADI 5-Star Dive Resort, Kosrae Village helps divers of all abilities safely explore the area’s many underwater treasures. Kosrae is known for pristine, fringing reefs filled with colorful tropical fish, rays, turtles, and octopi. On land, Kosrae’s tropical forests hide souvenirs from the island’s history, from ancient relics dating back over 1,000 years to a radio bunker from WWII.
Kosrae Village has been highlighted in Outside’s 2012 Travel Awards and Frommers’ Best Places to Sleep on the Beach. To learn more about Kosrae Village and how to check a few Life List activities off your list visit www.kosraevillage.com.
Media Contact: Amy Shadell, Amy@adventuremedianews.com, www.kosraevillage.com, Photos Available. View Kosrae Village media kit.
