Palau's Roman Tmetuchl International Airport (ROR) is the main entry point. Direct flights connect from major Asian hubs like Taipei, Manila, and Seoul. Connection times vary.
Foreign carriers operate paths to Palau. Check flight schedules and availability well in advance, especially during peak travel seasons, as capacity can be limited.
From luxury resorts to budget guesthouses, a range of options suits different travel styles. Booking ahead is wise, especially during peak season.
Taxis are available in Koror. A lot of hotels have transport services. Renting a car on Babeldaob gives more freedom for exploration. Boat trips are main for traveling between islands and dive sites.
Palauan cuisine often features fresh seafood and local produce. Restaurants in Koror offer varied international options. Try local "tapioca shops" for authentic flavors and value.
Dress modestly in public and cultural sites.
Look for intricately carved storyboards and woven items.
Local crafts, shell jewelry, and unique Palauan items.
Confirm flights, allow time for airport check-in and security.
Travel insurance is highly recommended for any trip to Palau. Ensure your policy covers specific needs for your adventure.
The Palau Pledge is your commitment. Adhere to all conservation rules, especially at marine sites.
Weather or the state of the sea can alter tour itineraries. A flexible attitude helps you adapt to changes.
Engage with Palauan traditions and people. Try the local food and visit cultural sites.
Palau has a variety of lodgings, from luxury resorts to budget-friendly guesthouses. Early booking is highly advisable, especially for high season travel periods.
Taxis can be readily obtained in Koror. Many hotels provide complimentary shuttle transport to popular areas or the airport.
Convenient for short lengths and airport transfers.
Renting a car offers freedom to explore Babeldaob and itthe inland areas independently.
Daily rates typically $50-$80, plus fuel.
Boat tours are the main way to reach the Rock Islands, dive sites, and snorkeling spots.
Most tours are inclusive of transport, permits, and guides.
Discover unique Palauan crafts and souvenirs to recall your trip. Support local artisans and businesses.
Roman Tmetuchl International Airport (ROR) is relatively small. Arrive early for international flights.
The Palau Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee (PPEF) is usually included in airline tickets. If not, pay upon departure.
Adhere to airline baggage allowances. Oversized or heavy bags incur extra fees.
Palau is a destination that stays with you long after you leave. Its commitment to protecting its natural wonders is inspiring.
Your visit supports these actions. We wish you safe travels and a connection to this pristine paradise.
