Activities

The turquoise waters and abundant sealife create ideal spot for most ocean sports. Scuba diving and snorkeling is perhaps Palau's largest past-time. The lagoons and rock islands lend themselves to some outstanding kayaking. Visitors can even swim with dolphins if choose.

Fishing, from casting to trolling, can be

Land tours provide an opportunity for visitors to experience another side of Palau. The numerous cultural and archeological sites throughout the islands, some dating back thousands of years, provide a glimpse of what Palau once was. While the remnants from WWII and ruins from past occupations that dot the landscape provide insight into Palau's more recent history. Or, just let relax in the natural beauty of Palau, from her waterfalls, lakes and streams, to the lush forests and savannas.

Palau may be small but it boasts many great restaurants serving some of the best cuisine in the Pacific.

Palauan night market held the third Friday of every month is a great venue to sample local cuisine and experience local entertainment. A wide variety of Palauan made products from weaved baskets to storyboards and t-shirts are also available.