Palau Packages

Palau Holiday Packages

Palau is a truly unique destination off the coast of the Philippines that offers visitors the chance to experience an incredible array of natural wonders. From its world-famous Rock Islands to the gorgeous blue waters of Jellyfish Lake, Palau is a place like no other. Our well-planned Palau holiday packages let you discover this beautiful archipelago in the western Pacific Ocean, known for its stunning scenery and friendly people. The locals are incredibly welcoming and are always happy to share their culture with visitors. One of the planet's most fascinating marine ecosystems is in the island nation and its surrounding regions. Over 1250 fish species and 650 coral reef species live on the island alone. Book from among our top-rated Palau tour packages to experience a veritable paradise. With its idyllic beaches, dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife, the Republic of Palau is paradisiacal.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Palau Tour

How To Reach Palau?

Flying to Palau is the best way to reach the island nation. Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, and China Airlines fly from South Korea to Palau. From Tokyo, Delta Airlines offers direct flights. United Airlines flies from Honolulu to Guam for a connecting flight to Airai International Airport in Palau. There are also connecting flights in Manila for passengers from Europe to Palau. Do you want to know how to get to Palau from the UAE? Many international airlines like Delta Airlines, Emirates, Allegiant Air, United Airlines, and Frontier Airlines, fly from the UAE to Palau. However, there is no direct flight from Dubai to Koror, with the flight duration being for 15 hours and 42 minutes.

What Is The Best Time To Visit Palau?

The best time to visit Palau is between June and August during the summer. July is the warmest month, with an average daily maximum of 32 °C. The best months to enjoy the beach are from June to October when the maximum day temperature averages 23°C. Palau has a Mediterranean climate with dry summers and mild winters as it is close to the equator.

What Are The Main Places To Visit In Palau?

There are plenty of places to visit in Palau, but here are a few top attractions in this incredible country. The best Palau holidays include Jellyfish Lake, home to millions of stingless jellyfish in the calm waters. Rock Islands in the Southern Lagoon is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It consists of over 400 small islands and is one of the best places in Palau. Ulong Island, a large rock island in the area, is another famous place to visit. Ngardmau Waterfall, Palau's tallest waterfall, is a spectacular sight. There are splendid beaches, lush jungles and friendly locals on Babeldaob Island, the largest island in Palau. Be sure to try the delicious grilled fish when you're there! This and more welcome you to a breathtaking holiday. Book from our customised Palau holiday packages today!

What Are The Top Things To Do In Palau?

Choose from our Palau travel packages for an itinerary that includes learning expeditions on marine ecosystems, geology, culture, and conservation. Visit the Jellyfish Lake, located in Palau’s Rock Islands, home to millions of stingless jellyfish. It is a popular spot for snorkelling and swimming amidst gentle creatures. Take a dip in Nikko Bay`s clear turquoise waters and enjoy a private snorkelling experience at Rembrandt’s Cove. As Palau's northernmost island, Kayangel offers a tranquil escape. Relax on the white sand beaches or take a kayak out onto the crystal clear waters. Explore the caves at Ngarapupu Falls, which can be reached by swimming through the falls. Once inside, you’ll find yourself in a mystical world of stalactites and stalagmites. Cruise to Risong Bay, surrounded by the mushroom-shaped limestone islets of Chelbacheb, also called Rock Islands. Go birdwatching at Malakal Island, home to seabirds like frigatebirds and boobies.

What Are Some Interesting Facts About Palau?

• Palau is a Micronesian country consisting of about 340 islands in the Pacific Ocean.
• The Jellyfish Lake in Palau has millions of jellyfish.
• The world's first shark sanctuary was set up in Palau in 2009.
• Giant saltwater crocodiles are common in Palau`s coastal region and rock islands.
• The Milky Way Lagoon provides a natural spa with its white mud.

What Is The Currency Of Palau?

The US Dollar (USD)