MICRONESIA
naturally warm and friendly, are more
responsive to those who respect their
culture and customs.
All land and beaches on Yap Main Island
and the outer islands are privately owned
by the traditional leaders and chiefs.
If you want to get off the beaten track,
request to explore further by asking
permission from the village/island elders.
You may also have to pay a small fee for
the privilege.
Yap remains a distinctive destination
because of the way the people value
their culture, custom and history. The
traditional dress is brightly coloured loin
cloths for men and colourful grass or
woven hibiscus skirts for women.
The official currency is the US dollar and
credit cards are not widely accepted,
so traveller's cheques and cash are
recommended for hotels, restaurants,
shopping, diving, and other purchases.
Yap Island
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