Journey in Palau

An ideal place for the best moment of your celebration

Palau has beautiful underwater scenery. The recommended must-see attractions for snorkeling in Palau are: the Great Fault, Milk Lake, Shark City, and the Jellyfish Lake where you can get close to non-toxic jellyfish. In addition to water sports, there are also many itineraries worth trying on land, including the special exotic cuisine of Palau and the unique cultural attractions of Palau, which are all worth exploring.

Republic of Palau, commonly known as "Palau". An island country located in the Western Pacific, it is composed of a Great Barrier Reef and countless small islands. There are about 340 islands in total, but most of the population is concentrated in the city center of Koror.

The climate in Palau is like summer all year round. The peak tourist season is from November to March. The weather is very good and there will be no typhoons at sea. The sea level is very calm and it is suitable for diving to see the underwater world. The off-season is from April to June. Although it is off-season, it is actually very suitable for traveling. The weather is not bad, it is mostly dry season, and the number of tourists is relatively small. It is highly recommended to come during this period; July to October is the rainy season, and typhoons often cause trouble. Not very suitable for traveling.

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Local Tours

The Milky Way

The eastern snorkeling spot, named "Milk Lake" because of its milky white water, is a lake in the mountains. The ash from a volcanic eruption thousands of years ago is white! The sedimentation resulted in such a wonderful scene.

The Big Drop-off

The sudden drop from 3 feet to 2,000 feet on the sea floor is a spectacular sight. You can see the coral beauty of the three oceans in the world growing along the fault, and there are also groups of beautiful tropical fish, forming a beautiful painting. If you are lucky, you can even see it. See funny clownfish, sharks and other beautiful marine life.

The Jellyfish Lake

Thousands of transparent "non-toxic jellyfish" that are only found in Palau surround you. The scenery is very romantic, especially when the sunlight shines at noon, it is even more spectacular.

The German Channel / Dugong Waterway

The German Channel is an artificial channel leading to the Palau fault, passing through the shallow reef area of ​​the lagoon and reaching the open sea. This channel, excavated by German colonial dynamite, has become a diving destination due to its rich coral reefs and marine life. The most famous among them are Manta Rays, which often gather here when the tide changes, gliding gracefully through the waterways, becoming a diver's dream sight. As you travel through the waterways, the captain slows down in anticipation of catching a glimpse of these magnificent creatures, making every visit full of surprises and memories. The Dugong Waterway is a newly developed water area by the Palau Tourism Bureau. In Malaga Bay, it is the habitat of Palau's world-class protected animal dugongs (commonly known as mermaids). Snorkeling here just requires relaxing. There are various corals in the waterways and if you are lucky you can see dugongs returning to the Bay of Malaga after feeding.

The Coral Sanctuary

Evaluated as one of the seven underwater wonders in the world, you can see colorful and colorful soft corals by snorkeling. They sway with the waves, as if waving to you, and the beautiful scenery in the sea is like a garden full of flowers. There is no shortage of fish of various types and groups.