Northern Mariana Islands Travel Guide - Overview

The Northern Mariana Islands consist of a chain of 14 islands nearly 89km (55 miles) in length. Volcanic in origin, they host a variety of scenery including beautiful bays, spectacular cliffs, caves and mountains. Because of their location they played a significant part in WWII, and the many shipwrecks around the coast bear witness to this. These, the numerous coral reefs and the clear water make them particularly good for diving.

Note: The Northern Mariana Islands include Saipan, Tinian and Rota (formerly the Marianas.)