Palau 3 Day Itinerary

August 3, 2024

Day 1: Explore Koror

9:00 AM: Start the day with breakfast at a local restaurant. Try the traditional Palauan dish, “peleliu” (a mix of rice, chicken, and vegetables).
10:00 AM: Visit the Palau International Airport Museum to learn about the country’s history and culture.
11:30 AM: Head to the Koror Commercial Centre, a bustling marketplace where you can buy local handicrafts, souvenirs, and try some fresh seafood.
1:00 PM: Take a break for lunch at one of the many restaurants in Koror. Try some Japanese or Filipino cuisine, as these are popular options.
2:30 PM: Visit the Palau National Museum to learn about the country’s history, culture, and traditional way of life.
5:00 PM: Enjoy a sunset view at the Koror Waterfront, where you can take photos and enjoy the ocean breeze.

Language: English is an official language in Palau, but expect to hear locals speaking Palauan or Filipino as well.
Currency: The US dollar (USD) is widely accepted in Palau.
Weather: Palau has a tropical climate with high temperatures and humidity throughout the year. Bring sunscreen, light clothing, and insect repellent.

As a tourist, you do not need a visa to enter Palau if your stay does not exceed 30 days.
If you plan to stay longer or for other purposes (e.g., work or business), you will need to apply for a visa at the Palauan Embassy or Consulate in your home country.

Getting Around Koror: You can walk or take a taxi to get around Koror. Renting a car is also an option if you prefer to explore on your own.
Getting to Other Islands: Take a ferry from Koror to visit other islands, such as Babeldaob (the largest island in Palau) and Peleliu.

9:00 AM: Start the day with breakfast at a local restaurant on Koror.
10:00 AM: Take a ferry from Koror to Babeldaob, the largest island in Palau (about 30 minutes).
11:30 AM: Visit the Rock Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its unique limestone karsts and crystal-clear waters. Snorkel or dive to explore the underwater world.
1:00 PM: Take a break for lunch at one of the many restaurants on Babeldaob.
2:30 PM: Visit the Ngermeuangel Island, a peaceful island with beautiful beaches and scenic views.

Language: As mentioned earlier, English is an official language in Palau. You may also hear locals speaking Palauan or Filipino on Babeldaob.
Currency: The US dollar (USD) is widely accepted in Palau.
Weather: Palau has a tropical climate with high temperatures and humidity throughout the year. Bring sunscreen, light clothing, and insect repellent.

Getting to Other Islands: Take a ferry from Koror to visit other islands, such as Babeldaob (the largest island in Palau) and Peleliu.
Renting a Car: Rent a car on Babeldaob if you prefer to explore on your own.

9:00 AM: Start the day with breakfast at a local restaurant on Koror.
10:00 AM: Take a ferry from Koror to Peleliu (about 30 minutes).
11:30 AM: Visit the Peleliu National Monument, a historic site that commemorates the Battle of Peleliu during World War II.
1:00 PM: Take a break for lunch at one of the many restaurants on Peleliu.
2:30 PM: Explore the beautiful beaches and scenic views on Peleliu.

Language: As mentioned earlier, English is an official language in Palau. You may also hear locals speaking Palauan or Filipino on Peleliu.
Currency: The US dollar (USD) is widely accepted in Palau.
Weather: Palau has a tropical climate with high temperatures and humidity throughout the year. Bring sunscreen, light clothing, and insect repellent.

Getting to Other Islands: Take a ferry from Koror to visit other islands, such as Babeldaob (the largest island in Palau) and Peleliu.
Renting a Car: Rent a car on Peleliu if you prefer to explore on your own.