7-Day Itinerary for Exploring Palau 🇵🇼

Day 1: Arrival & Rock Islands Southern Lagoon 🏝️

• Arrive at Roman Tmetuchl International Airport (ROR) and get your Palau Travel Documents ready.

• Check into your hotel, relax and acclimate to the beautiful island vibe!

• Head to the Rock Islands Southern Lagoon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning limestone formations and pristine beaches. Don’t miss Milton and Elil-A-Malk islands.

Day 2: Jellyfish Lake & Kayaking 🐚

• Visit Jellyfish Lake, where you can swim with harmless jellyfish! Remember, no sunscreen as it harms the jellies.

• Spend the afternoon kayaking around the Rock Islands and enjoy a picnic lunch on one of the many secluded beaches.

Day 3: Palau International Coral Reef Center & Snorkeling 🐠

• Explore the Palau International Coral Reef Center to learn about Palau’s marine life and conservation efforts.

• Spend the rest of the day snorkeling at one of Palau’s famous dive sites, such as German Channel or Blue Corner.

Day 4: Explore Koror Town & Palau National Museum 🏙️

• Visit Koror Town for shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.

• Check out the Palau National Museum to learn more about Palau’s history and culture.

Day 5: Milil & Angaur Island 🏝️

• Take a day trip to Milil and Angaur Island, where you can explore WWII sites, meet the locals, and enjoy beautiful beaches.

Day 6: Peleliu & Ulong Channel 🐬

• Visit Peleliu Island to learn about its significant role in WWII history.

• Spend the day snorkeling at Ulong Channel, known for its manta ray sightings and diverse marine life.

Day 7: Departure 🛬

• Spend your last hours enjoying Palau’s beauty before heading to Roman Tmetuchl International Airport for your departure.

Additional Tips:

• Visa Requirements: Most nationalities can enter Palau without a visa, but you will need a Palau Travel Document and proof of onward travel. Check the Palau Visitor Authority for updates.

• Transportation: Rent a car or take a taxi to get around Palau. Boat tours are also available for exploring the Rock Islands and dive sites.

• Currency: The official currency is the United States Dollar ($). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s always good to have some cash on hand.

• Safety: Palau is generally a safe destination, but always exercise caution in unfamiliar areas and follow local customs and laws.

Enjoy your trip to beautiful Palau! 🇵🇼🌴️🐠🏝️