UAL is found in the heart of the stunning and wild Western Pacific. We have 10 rooms, fully furnished, each with a private bathroom. It's the only place to stay and eat on the entire atoll of Ulithi and simply spectacular. We serve 3 meals a day for$50perperson. With 200 miles of reef and 40+ islands to explore, we consider ourselves incredibly lucky to be the only game in town. In order to offer such a unique and inspiring opportunity for visitors, we work with the local Ulithian Chiefs to ensure we operate in a low impact, conservation oriented, and culturally non-invasive way. Our guests are allowed experience the wild pacific and the fascinating culture that surrounds it without pretense of being “a tourist”. Trust us; you will come away from your visit with a completely new perspective. The WILD life The upwelling of currents surrounding the atoll provide for an incredibly diverse marine environment. During the spring/summer months, the islands are home to the largest green turtle rookery in all of Micronesia and it is not uncommon to see 50 + of these giants crawling ashore and laying eggs at night. Green turtles are huge (upwards of 500 lbs) and a night expedition to tag and record them is something that you will never forget. Accommodations can be arranged for guests to spend a few nights on some of the most remote and pristine islands in the world. Manta rays, dolphins, turtles, sharks, barracuda are all common sights in around the atoll. If you are looking to be waited on hand and foot, the lodge is not for you. We offer a casual, quiet, and comfortable stay with great food in an incredible setting. Meals are served 3x day on our patio or we will pack a lunch for you if you are planning a day of adventure. It's an incredible culture in an incredible setting. It's a very quiet island that has incredible access to the ocean. Things to do depends on the time of year you are visiting. You can expect to meet lots of incredibly kind local people, and glimpse into a traditional Micronesian and uniquely Ulithian culture. Walk, boat, swim. The only places you might go to on the island are a small general store, the high school and the church. Walking is the most common mode of transportation on island, as the island is very small and everything is close together. Should you be interested and local guides available, you can travel by boat to different islands in the atoll, both inhabited and uninhabited. Bring snorkeling, fishing, and other sporting gear. SUP's are a good way to get around the atoll.