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Ready for island-hopping paradise? 🌴☀️ This trip guide covers Palau — epic turquoise lagoons, wild coral reefs, and hidden beaches you’ll want on your bucket list!
Must-See Places in Palau:
1. Rock Islands: Cruise through dreamy limestone islets by kayak or speedboat. The water is so clear you’ll spot baby sharks from above!
2. Jellyfish Lake: Swim safely with thousands of stingless jellyfish—total surreal moment and Insta gold. Opening hours: 8AM-5PM (admission fee applies).
3. Ngarchelong Stone Monoliths: History and culture meet here. Check opening times in advance; best at sunrise to beat the crowds.
4. Long Beach: If you time your trip with low tide, a perfect white sand bar appears out of the ocean. Bring water and a hat—the sun is strong.
5. Koror: Downtown for coffee, cute local shops, and chill seaside eats. Try taro fries or fresh reef fish at restaurant like Drop Off Bar & Grill (Koror Main Road).
My Tips:
Pack reef-safe sunscreen—it’s a must to keep Palau’s ecosystem healthy. Many places require cash, so bring USD in small bills (ATMs can be slow!). Best way to get around? Rent a scooter or arrange a day tour via trip.com—way more flexible than taxis.
Getting Around:
Taxis are expensive and sparse; scooters or group tours rule. The main island areas are easy to explore in one or two days.
Key Info:
Visa: Most nationalities get a 30-day visa on arrival.
Weather: Dry season is November-May, but always expect sun and quick showers.
Morje obala hrvaska energy: Palau’s coastline vibes are strong — soak in every sunset, go slow, and let the ocean do its magic.
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