Experience the Adventure of Palau

As famous as it is credited to its diving, Palau is not limited to just its glorious blue waters. The destination also offers a myriad of activities. While snorkeling is also one of Palau’s main water activities, other marine amusements include kayaking, fishing, jet-ski, banana boating, dolphin encounters and snorkeling with millions of jellyfish at Jellyfish Lake.

There are numerous activities on land as well, such as tours to museums for more in depth culture and historical discovery about Palau, trekking through ancient village grounds and ruins,  or visits to the local wood carving shops for a memorable souvenir. A visit to Palau is not complete without tasting some of the local delicacies such as tapioca, mangrove crab, coconut candy even fruit bat soup. 

Approximately 75% of Palau is covered in native forest and mangroves that are home to various endemic plants and faunas. Over a 100 plant species and birds have been recorded to which at least one third of these species are endemic to the island. Hidden away in the lush tropical jungle and forests lie obscured waterfalls that presides magically over their respective natural domain. The

Friendliness of Palau s’ people is unabashedly disarming, but it is their immense esteem for the islands’ natural resources –a respect anchored in steep tradition- that has yielded broad conservation of natures’ gifts. The effect is profound in that Palau remains an earnestly enchanting land, a tropical paradise of untouched coral reefs rife with exotic sea life. Many of these reefs lie in unbelievable proximity to dozens of deserted, glistening white sand beaches on the edges of palm-shaded tropical islands.