Palau People & Culture

The Rep. of Palau is the paradise on Earth for sea lovers. It's the scuba diving in the world (and I'm diving since many years all around the world, as a scuba instructor). The people are exceptionaly peacefull and welcoming. You'll eat fresh sashimi everyday, so you better love fish!!
Go to Palau, it's a little paradise!

Saipan is wonderful and sad at the same time. You see the cliffs from which Japanese mothers and children leapt because they so feared the advancing American soldiers at the end of World War II. You see the lifeless coral reefs, torpedoed into oblivion, but then you see a bit of new color- life returning. The people are a product of that combination of sad experience and determination to better themselves. Listen to them when you visit.

The Rep. of Palau is the paradise on Earth for sea lovers. It's the scuba diving in the world (and I'm diving since many years all around the world, as a scuba instructor). The people are exceptionaly peacefull and welcoming. You'll eat fresh sashimi everyday, so you better love fish!!
Go to Palau, it's a little paradise!

The Rep. of Palau is the paradise on Earth for sea lovers. It's the scuba diving in the world (and I'm diving since many years all around the world, as a scuba instructor). The people are exceptionaly peacefull and welcoming. You'll eat fresh sashimi everyday, so you better love fish!!
Go to Palau, it's a little paradise!

Palau is a well hidden kept secret. Hire a boat from one of the locals with a driver. Was aobut $120 USD for a afternoon for the entire boat. He'll take you to exotic places such as Jellyfish Lake and Milky Way. Go swim with the jellyfish at Jellyfish lake, they don't sting or bite....

The best beach I've ever seen in Palau! If you've got bucks, then you definitely have to stay here. Or at least come here for a drink. :) Palau Pacific Resort P.O. Box 308, Koror, Republic of Palau 96940 Tel: +680 488 2600 Email: guest@ppr-palau.com

Saipan is wonderful and sad at the same time. You see the cliffs from which Japanese mothers and children leapt because they so feared the advancing American soldiers at the end of World War II. You see the lifeless coral reefs, torpedoed into oblivion, but then you see a bit of new color- life returning. The people are a product of that combination of sad experience and determination to better themselves. Listen to them when you visit.

This is a super cool place to visit. There is a store there that gets their good from somewhere in San Francisco and so you can enjoy some treats that you can't get on Guam