Created by LenR on May 5, 2009
- Koror is the only significant town on Palau and even it struggles to reach 18,000 people. But that doesn’t stop it having over 30 restaurants with a wide range of cuisine. Many cater primarily for tourists who visit for the great diving and snorkelling.
Created by LenR on May 5, 2009
- I have visited Palau on four occasions during the past year and have probably eaten at 90% of the restaurants in the country. Over this time I have developed some favourites – places where I have never had a bad meal. Here are five of them.
Created by LenR on August 14, 2008
- Palau has a resident population of around 20,000 but 90,000 visitors come each year, mostly as tourists. This means that there are resorts, hotels and other accommodation to appeal to everyone.
Created by LenR on August 14, 2008
- Palau is a diving paradise but non-divers will also find things to do for several days. Here are some suggestions.
Created by jemery on December 11, 2001
- Considered to be one of the world’s most spectacular SCUBA-diving destinations, the tiny Republic of Palau lies in the Western Caroline Islands, an obscure corner of the Pacific Ocean far from where most of us call home. It has less than 20,000 people. That’s part of its appeal ...
Created by sfjess on October 8, 2007
- Highlights of a seven-day trip for a family of four (with "older" kids) interested in experiencing the underwater world of Palau.
Created by Pappa Mike on August 5, 2005
- Palau is far more than the glimpse shown on the television reality show "Survivor" or the images shown in dive magazines. For the adventuresome traveler, a visit to Palau offers a culture and experience well beyond pre-packaged South Seas travel. Come along for a glimpse!
Created by Ro123 on April 30, 2005
- Our visit to Palau was our fifth but our first after Survivor Palau aired. We enjoyed hearing all the stories from the filming of the show. Palau Pacific Resort, our hotel, was the choice accommodation for the directors and producers of the show.
Created by Johntq on October 27, 2003
- The Rock Islands and the clear, warm water with the greatest scuba diving in the world just begin to tantalize the traveler's palate. The boat trips and just lounging in the sun at the resort hotel beach provide out-of-the-way delight for anyone.
Created by Kikapa on October 29, 2001
Palau
Tourism and Travel Guide