Coral Island is a new resort and spa development on 131‑acre Wotje Atoll in the Marshall Islands, positioned between Hawaii and Papua New Guinea. Surrounded by blue tropical waters, white sandy beaches, coral reefs, and lush gardens, the island offers a quiet setting within one of Micronesia’s most secluded environments.
The Property
The resort includes 12 private one‑acre residential lots, each located on the lagoon side with direct beachfront access and pathways to shared resort areas. Residences are designed as large dome homes with customizable options. Transportation around the island is supported by provided electric Gem vehicles. Amenities include all‑access dining, spa and salon services, guided fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, and off‑island excursions. Full‑service staff support residence owners, and basic emergency medical and dental services are available on site.
The Land and Water
Coral Island features white sand beaches, tropical reefs, gardens, and surrounding surf. The waters support marine life and activities such as snorkeling, diving, and fishing.
Access and Utilities
Access is provided by resort‑operated Twin Otter float planes to and from the international airport on Majuro. Electricity is supplied by a microgrid powered entirely by renewable energy using solar and large‑scale batteries. Island‑wide internet and secure private networks are included.
The Lifestyle
Residences come with 99‑year leases and may be placed in the resort’s rental pool for income use. U.S. citizens do not require visas and may stay without time limits. The Marshall Islands use U.S. currency and maintain an active U.S. embassy. With an average temperature of 82°F/27°C and access to hundreds of nearby islands, the property supports a quiet, resort‑style environment suited to long‑term living or vacation use.
