The coconut tree, with its remarkable versatility, has long been cherished by Palauans, who make use of every part—from the leaves to the fruit and trunk—for a variety of purposes. One treasured household essential found in every Palauan home is handmade coconut oil, a tradition passed down through generations of artisans. When you visit Palau, don't miss the chance to pick up a bottle of this exquisite oil, lovingly crafted by skilled artisans like the talented Dirraibuuch Medangeliang Reklai and Erminia Basilius. You’ll find it in local stores and at the vibrant farmer’s market in Ernguul Park, Koror.
One thing you'll find in almost every Palauan home
The Coconut tree is an indispensable part of life in Palau and throughout other Pacific Islands, with perhaps over 100 different uses. From food and shelter to tools and medicine, there's no end to the ways this remarkable plant enriches our lives.
Coconut oil, a cornerstone of Palauan wellness, has been used for centuries to heal, nourish, and enhance beauty. From traditional remedies to modern skincare routines, coconut oil to be valuable part of Palauan life.
Coconuts are shaved with a traditional Palauan grater called "Onges"
Made with matured local coconuts, no added preservatives, handpressed through a cheese cloth.
The cream is then cooked down, turning a rich golden brown and filling the air with a heavenly, toasty scent!
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