Rock Islands

PALAU

The Rock Islands of Palau encompass over 400 lush green mushroom shaped islands that appear to float on the surface of turquoise waters.  The protected UNESCO World Heritage site offers vibrant coral reefs, hidden coves, and incredible marine biodiversity.  The variety and brilliance of the coral here are unparalleled, creating a stunning underwater landscape teeming with schools of colorful fish, octopus, reef sharks, and sea snakes. For a truly surreal experience, snorkel in an inland lake filled with thousands of pulsating, stingless jellyfish—a mesmerizing, otherworldly encounter.

The Rock Islands of Palau encompass over 400 lush green mushroom shaped islands that appear to float on the surface of turquoise waters.  The protected UNESCO World Heritage site offers vibrant coral reefs, hidden coves, and incredible marine biodiversity.  The variety and brilliance of the coral here are unparalleled, creating a stunning underwater landscape teeming with schools of colorful fish, octopus, reef sharks, and sea snakes. For a truly surreal experience, snorkel in an inland lake filled with thousands of pulsating, stingless jellyfish—a mesmerizing, otherworldly encounter.

Location

Located in Micronesia in the Western Pacific

The Campbell River rapids

Getting There

Direct flights from Manila or Taipei are the usual routes in.  From the main town of Koror various tour operators will take you out to the rock islands.

Land Adventures

While not a land adventure kayaking around the islands offers an unbelievable experience.  In addition to the Rock Islands paddling around Ngerikuul Bay offers a protected deserted kayaking experience.

Canoeing in the waters of Ngerikuul Bay
Tropical beach in the Rock Island of Palau

Destination Drink

An Island Passion cocktail (Champagne, Fresh Grapefruit, Passion Fruit Liqueur) while watching the sunset is the perfect way to end the day.