Republic of Palau
Oceania
Palau offers world-class diving, pristine reefs, and rich Micronesian culture in
the Pacific.
Regions of Republic of Palau
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Aimeliik
Aimeliik is a state in Palau characterized by rural villages and traditional lifestyles.
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Angaur
Angaur is a small island state in Palau known for World War II historical significance.
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Hatobohei
Hatobohei is a lesser-known administrative area in Palau with small population centers.
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Kayangel
Kayangel is the northernmost state of Palau, an atoll with pristine natural environment.
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Koror
Koror is the most populous state of Palau and the commercial center of the country.
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Ngaraard
Ngaraard is a northern state in Palau with traditional villages and coastal landscapes.
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Ngarchelong
Ngarchelong is a small northern state with cultural significance in Palau.
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Ngardmau
Ngardmau is a western state in Palau, noted for forest reserves and rural lifestyle.
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Ngatpang
Ngatpang is a state in Palau with coastal access and traditional communities.
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Ngchesar
Ngchesar is an eastern state in Palau, known for its agriculture and natural scenery.
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Ngeremlengui
Ngeremlengui is a central state with forested terrain and sparse population.
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Peleliu
Peleliu is an island state in Palau known for its historical World War II sites.
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Sonsorol
Sonsorol is a remote island state in Palau with a small population and unique ecology.
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Airai
Airai is a state in Palau notable for its historical sites and proximity to the national capital.
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Melekeok
Melekeok is the capital state of Palau, home to the national government.
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Ngiwal
Ngiwal is a small state with traditional villages and coastal environment.
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Omschrijving
Palau is an island nation in the western Pacific Ocean, renowned for its pristine marine environment and vibrant coral reefs. It is a top destination for diving and eco-tourism with a rich Micronesian culture.
Regions and Resorts
Single island nation with resort areas along the coast and marine parks.
Climate
Tropical marine climate with high humidity and rainfall year-round.
Visa and Customs
- Visa on arrival for many nationalities.
- Standard customs for Pacific islands.
How to Get There
- **Airport:** Roman Tmetuchl International Airport.
- Flights primarily from Guam and other Pacific hubs.
Transport
Limited public transport; rental vehicles common.
Car Rental
Driving on the right.
- Valid license required.
Communication and Wi-Fi
Good coverage in main areas.
Hotels
Eco-resorts, guesthouses, and small hotels.
Money
- **Currency:** U.S. Dollar (USD).
Useful Phone Numbers
- Emergency: 911
Beaches
Coral-fringed beaches with clear waters.
Diving
World-renowned diving with diverse marine life and underwater formations.
Shopping
Local crafts and souvenirs.
Cuisine and Restaurants
Pacific island cuisine with fresh seafood and tropical ingredients.
Top destinations from the country
The Philippines offers tropical islands, rich culture, and vibrant urban life across thousands of islands.
The USA offers world-famous landmarks, natural wonders, and vibrant cultural experiences across its vast territory.
Japan offers a unique blend of ancient tradition and cutting-edge modernity set amidst diverse landscapes.
South Korea offers a rich cultural heritage, modern cities, and natural beauty appealing to a broad range of travelers.
Guam blends island beauty, Chamorro culture, and American comforts in a Pacific paradise ideal for beach escapes and cultural discovery.
Australië combineert moderne steden, wilde natuur en oude cultuur tot een unieke belonende reiservaring over een eiland van continenten.
Singapore combines cutting-edge urban development with rich multicultural heritage.
FSM offers untouched islands, vibrant cultures, and exceptional marine biodiversity for authentic Pacific exploration.
