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Welcome to Palau

Palau is a beautiful island nation located in the western Pacific Ocean. Comprising over 500 islands, it boasts some of the most stunning marine biodiversity in the world, making it a paradise for divers and nature lovers. The unique rock islands, crystal-clear lagoons, and rich cultural heritage make Palau a hidden gem worth exploring.

With its warm tropical climate, friendly locals, and breathtaking natural scenery, Palau is an ideal destination for those looking to unwind and connect with nature. Whether you're interested in snorkeling, kayaking, or exploring ancient stone monoliths, Palau has something for everyone.

Travel Document & Visa Details

  • A passport is necessary for admission. Yes
  • A VISA is necessary for admission. No
  • A VISA is needed following 30 days

Suggestions for Dining

  • Elilai Restaurant
  • The Deli
  • K-B-B-Q
  • Tropical Paradise Restaurant
  • Seaside Plaza Restaurant

Trending Locations

Babeldaob, Palau

  • Largest island in Palau
  • Home to the capital, Ngerulmud
  • Rich in history and culture

Rock Islands, Palau

  • Unesco World Heritage Site
  • Stunning lagoons and coral reefs
  • Ideal for kayaking and snorkeling

Palau, Western Pacific

  • One of the largest marine protected areas
  • Diverse marine life
  • Perfect for diving enthusiasts

Eil Malk, Palau

  • Unique natural phenomenon
  • Swim with non-stinging jellyfish
  • Breathtaking scenery

Ngardmau, Babeldaob, Palau

  • Tallest waterfall in Palau
  • Surrounded by lush greenery
  • Great hiking opportunities

Guidelines for Cultural Awareness

  • Learn basic Palauan phrases to connect with locals.
  • Respect local customs and traditions.
  • Try traditional Palauan food, like fish and taro.
  • Participate in local festivals if possible.
  • Dress modestly when visiting villages.

Suggestions for Evening Entertainment

  • The Taj
  • Kramer's Cafe
  • Surangel's Bar
  • Palau Pacific Resort Lounge
  • Tasha's Restaurant

Feedback from Our Clients

Emily Johnson

Palau is simply breathtaking! I loved the Rock Islands and snorkeling in Jellyfish Lake.

Journeyed from Los Angeles, USA
Michael Smith

A fantastic getaway! The marine life is incredible, and the locals are very friendly.

Journeyed from Sydney, Australia
Sarah Lee

The scenery is stunning! Make sure to visit the Sculpture Park and the Capitol Building.

Journeyed from Toronto, Canada

Discover Prominent Urban Areas in Palau

Airai

Airai is a small town located near Koror, known for its proximity to the airport and local attractions. It offers a glimpse into everyday life in Palau and is a great base for exploring the surrounding areas.

Nearest Airport

Palau International Airport (ROR)

Must-See Destinations

  • Gateway to Palau
  • Convenient for travelers
  • Offers local art displays

Airai, Palau

  • Family-friendly fun
  • Water slides and pools
  • Relaxing atmosphere

Airai, Palau

  • Diving and snorkeling opportunities
  • Historical WWII shipwrecks
  • Rich marine biodiversity

Airai, Palau

Koror

Koror is the largest city in Palau and serves as the primary commercial center of the country. It offers a mix of local culture, shopping, and easy access to stunning natural attractions.

Nearest Airport

Palau International Airport (ROR)

Must-See Destinations

  • UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Stunning lagoons and rock formations
  • Diverse marine life for snorkeling

Rock Islands, Palau

  • Largest aquarium in the Pacific
  • Educational exhibits on marine ecosystems
  • Interactive experiences for visitors

Malakal, Koror, Palau

  • Cultural artifacts and historical displays
  • Insight into Palauan history and traditions
  • Beautiful traditional architecture

Koror, Palau

Melekeok

Melekeok is the capital of Palau and is known for its government buildings and beautiful surroundings. The city is home to the new Capitol Complex and offers a more tranquil experience compared to Koror.

Nearest Airport

Palau International Airport (ROR)

Must-See Destinations

  • Architectural marvel
  • Symbol of Palauan governance
  • Scenic views of the surrounding area

Melekeok, Palau

  • Tallest waterfall in Palau
  • Hiking trails to the falls
  • Refreshing swimming opportunities

Ngardmau, Palau

  • Largest island in Palau
  • Rich in natural beauty and culture
  • Explorable by kayak or bike

Babeldaob, Palau

Ngerulmud

Ngerulmud is the administrative capital of Palau, located on Babeldaob Island. It is a small, peaceful place that showcases the country’s governmental functions amidst lush tropical landscapes.

Nearest Airport

Palau International Airport (ROR)

Must-See Destinations

  • Modern architectural design
  • Cultural significance
  • Surrounded by beautiful gardens

Ngerulmud, Palau

  • Tribute to World War II history
  • Peaceful park setting
  • Educational plaques detailing history

Ngerulmud, Palau

  • Experience local culture
  • Visit traditional villages
  • Enjoy scenic views of nature

Babeldaob, Palau