Though a dam now conserves water at Toror in Malem, it was once a Japanese command post during the Second World War. Walung Though you can see Walung from the airport in Tafunsak, it is considered remote since access is mostly gained by boat at high tide. Walung, joined to the main island with thick mangrove forests, is home to only Kosraeans, who live a traditional lifestyle. White sandy beaches cover a three-mile stretch, and the ocean waters are extremely clear and calm for all ages to enjoy. A footpath adjacent to the beach allows visitors to stroll the outer limits of the island.
Historical sites abound and waterfalls offer a cooling respite.
Permission is required by the village representative to visit the island. Knee-length shorts or lava lavas are appropriate beach and swimwear. Exercise caution when exposed to the equatorial sun. Sipyen Waterfall Located just 10 minutes drive from Menke entrance. A short 15 minute walk up a small river will lead you to the 30 foot high falls, where there is a small pool to be invigorated by the cool, clear water after a hard days touring.