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Pristine Paradise

Escape to Palau, a tropical haven of pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and luxurious accommodations. Palau is considered one of the top 5 dive destinations in the world, making it perfect for divers and underwater enthusiasts. Ideal for honeymooners, families, and adventure seekers, Palau offers a unique blend of tranquility and excitement.

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A Breathtaking Journey Through Pristine Waters, Vibrant Marine Life, and Untouched Natural Beauty

Discover Palau, a tropical paradise known for its crystal-clear waters, lush landscapes, and world-renowned diving spots. From the breathtaking Rock Islands to vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, Palau offers an unforgettable adventure for nature lovers and explorers. Whether you’re diving into the famous Jellyfish Lake, snorkeling in hidden lagoons, or relaxing on pristine beaches, Palau promises a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Plan your journey today and uncover the untouched beauty of this Pacific gem.

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Exclusive Palau Packages

To those who wish to experience one of the best holiday time ever, we are excited to offer unlimited fun is represented in a great way.

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Embark on a 5-night adventure aboard the luxury Four Seasons Explorer in Palau. Enjoy world-class diving, exclusive island excursions, gourmet dining, and immersive cultural experiences. Explore legendary dive sites like Blue Corner, relax in ocean-view staterooms, and participate in marine conservation efforts—all while indulging in luxurious service and stunning views.

6 Days
From A$16,890 Per Person, Twin Share
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Book a 7-night stay at Palau Central Hotel, offering Western style rooms in the heart of Koror. Enjoy exceptional service, modern amenities, an on-site restaurant, spa, and easy access to dining, shopping, and local attractions.

8 Days
From A$1,699 Per Person, Twin Share
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Book a 7-night stay at The Pristine Villas and Bungalows at Palau Pacific Resort. Enjoy luxurious beachfront villas, personalized service, and premium amenities including a private pool, spa access, and world-class dining—all in a serene tropical setting.

8 Days
From A$8,490 Per Person, Twin Share

Discovering Palau: A Hidden Paradise of the Pacific

Unveil the beauty of Palau, where crystal-clear waters, lush islands, and vibrant marine life create a true tropical escape. From world-class diving spots to serene beaches, this untouched paradise offers endless adventures for nature lovers and explorers alike.

Spectacular Diving

Palau is considered one of the top 5 dive destinations in the world, with its Rock Islands Southern Lagoon being designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2012. It is home to one of the largest marine sanctuaries globally, boasting over 400 species of hard corals, 150 species of soft corals, gorgonians, and sea pens. The waters are teeming with more than 1,400 species of fish, some still yet to be discovered. Additionally, Palau is proud to be the site of the world’s first-ever shark sanctuary, further solidifying its reputation as a premier diving destination.

Beyond the Dive

In Palau, cultural heritage is as vibrant as its lush native forests. Palauans treasure a rich oral tradition, where storytellers preserve their identity and values through myths, legends, and historical narratives. Beyond this cultural tapestry, approximately 75% of the island is covered with native forests and mangroves, harboring a diverse array of endemic plants and wildlife. Amidst this natural abundance, hidden waterfalls cascade magically, adding to the enchantment of the Palauan landscape.

Culture

Rich, vibrant, and unique. The Rechad er Belau, or Palauans, are the people of Belau, the traditional name of Palau. During your exploration of Palau, you will undoubtedly encounter diverse cultural influences from nations such as Japan and the United States. However, despite these external influences, Palauan culture remains deeply ingrained and resilient.

Other Activities

While Palau is home to a spectacular underwater world, there’s so much more to explore for those seeking experiences beyond the ocean. Enjoy scenic flights, traditional sailing tours, paddle boarding, and kayaking. Discover the art of wood carving and glass blowing, or delve into Palau’s rich war history. With something for everyone, Palau offers a diverse range of activities to suit all interests.

Diverse Range of Accommodations

Palau offers a wide range of accommodations to suit all types of travelers, from luxury beachfront resorts with world-class amenities to cozy inns and budget-friendly lodges. For those seeking a more immersive experience, eco-friendly lodges and waterfront cottages provide a close connection to nature. For an unforgettable stay, the Four Seasons Explorer Palau, a luxury floating resort, offers an exclusive and unique way to experience the islands in ultimate comfort. Whether you're here for relaxation, adventure, or diving, Palau has options to match every taste and budget.

What to Eat in Palau

As you travel around the islands, explore the diverse flavors of Palau, from fresh seafood to the rich bounty of the land, such as taro. Palau offers an eclectic mix of cuisines, influenced by Asian, American, European, Indian, and Middle Eastern flavors, creating a unique culinary experience.
THINGS TO KNOW

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time to visit Palau is during its dry season, which runs from October to April. During these months, the weather is generally sunny with lower humidity and calmer seas, making it ideal for outdoor activities like diving, snorkeling, and kayaking. Underwater visibility is at its best, often exceeding 30 meters, and marine life is abundant—especially manta rays and reef sharks. While diving is possible year-round, the dry season offers the most comfortable and reliable conditions. January to March is especially popular among divers. Visiting during the wet season (May to October) is still enjoyable but comes with more rain, higher humidity, and choppier waters, although it may also mean fewer tourists and slightly lower prices.

Palau is an island country in the western Pacific Ocean, part of the Micronesia region. It lies southeast of the Philippines and north of Papua New Guinea.

Australian citizens do not need a visa in advance to visit Palau for tourism, as they are eligible for a visa on arrival, which allows a stay of up to 30 days and can be extended twice for an additional fee. To enter, travelers must have a passport valid for at least six months, a return or onward ticket, proof of sufficient funds, and are required to complete the Palau Entry Form online within 72 hours before arrival. It’s always best to check for the most current entry requirements before traveling.

Yes—Palau is considered one of the top 5 dive destinations in the world. It’s famous for its pristine reefs, blue holes, WWII wrecks, and marine life including sharks, manta rays, and coral gardens.

Palau uses the U.S. Dollar (USD) as its official currency.

The official languages are Palauan and English. English is widely spoken and used in business and tourism.

Yes, Palau is generally very safe. Crime rates are low, and the local population is friendly and welcoming. Usual travel precautions still apply.

  • Scuba diving and snorkeling (especially Blue Corner and Jellyfish Lake)

  • Kayaking through the Rock Islands

  • Swimming in Milky Way Lagoon

  • Exploring WWII history sites

  • Visiting traditional villages and cultural centers

Getting to Palau from Australia is now easier with Qantas operating direct flights from Brisbane (BNE) to Koror (ROR) on the “Palau Paradise Express.” Launched in December 2024, this service runs once a week, departing on Saturdays and returning on Sundays, with a flight time of approximately 6 hours.  Additionally, there are non-direct flights via hubs like Manila, Taipei, or Guam. Contact us for more details—we can tailor a Palau holiday package to suit your needs.

Recommended Packages

Featured

Embark on a 5-night adventure aboard the luxury Four Seasons Explorer in Palau. Enjoy world-class diving, exclusive island excursions, gourmet dining, and immersive cultural experiences. Explore legendary dive sites like Blue Corner, relax in ocean-view staterooms, and participate in marine conservation efforts—all while indulging in luxurious service and stunning views.

6 Days
From A$16,890 Per Person, Twin Share
Featured

Book a 7-night stay at Palau Central Hotel, offering Western style rooms in the heart of Koror. Enjoy exceptional service, modern amenities, an on-site restaurant, spa, and easy access to dining, shopping, and local attractions.

8 Days
From A$1,699 Per Person, Twin Share
Featured

Book a 7-night stay at The Pristine Villas and Bungalows at Palau Pacific Resort. Enjoy luxurious beachfront villas, personalized service, and premium amenities including a private pool, spa access, and world-class dining—all in a serene tropical setting.

8 Days
From A$8,490 Per Person, Twin Share
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Experience tropical bliss with a 7-night stay at Palau Pacific Resort. Enjoy beachfront accommodations, daily breakfast, and unforgettable activities like snorkeling, kayaking, and cultural tours. Your perfect island escape starts here.

8 Days
From A$2,990 Per Person, Twin Share