The first exploration is at Rock Island. This tour is designed to experience the unspoiled beauty of Palau by sailing to epic beaches. It is here that some can dive into Jellyfish Lake without running the risk of getting poisoned. Here, the Milky Way lagoon is another activity to be noticed. In its turquoise water ►
The first exploration is at Rock Island. This tour is designed to experience the unspoiled beauty of Palau by sailing to epic beaches. It is here that some can dive into Jellyfish Lake without running the risk of getting poisoned. Here, the Milky Way lagoon is another activity to be noticed. In its turquoise water is a kind of white mud that is said to be very nourishing for the skin.
Further afield, the Ngardmau Waterfall is one of the most challenging getaways when visiting this country. It is the largest waterfall in Palau, almost 30 m high. After a hike on a specially designed trail, travelers can have fun dipping in the water. In Palau, kayaking is a beautiful experience. Traveling to the rocky islands aboard a speedboat before continuing the journey by kayak is a must. Paddling through the steep limestone cliffs, observing birds and bats, and snorkeling are also available.
As for scuba diving, the Blue Corner Wall is extremely popular, but there is also the Ulong Channel and the Peleliu Express. These spots are known to discover the underwater fauna in this part of the planet.
For history buffs, there's the National Museum in Belau. A veritable archive, this place highlights more than 4,000 objects and art collections related to anthropology, art, and natural history, mainly from Palau. To learn more about the country's history, visiting the stone monoliths of Badrulchau with its 37 giant carved stone columns is a must. These columns date back 2,000 years, and their significance is unknown at this time. ◄
