Discover the Heart of Palau

Welcome to the heart of Palau, a place where the whispers of nature, echoes of culture, imprints of history, and the legacy of conservation create a tapestry of unforgettable experiences.

Palau, nestled in the Western Pacific, reveals its innate beauty through its crown jewel – the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rock Islands of the Southern Lagoon.

Here, limestone karsts emerge from the azure waters, and hidden lagoons and caves await to be explored, offering an extraordinary backdrop for marine adventures.

Charting Your Path to Pristine Paradise

Palau is a gateway between the United States, Asia, Southeast Asia, and Oceania. It lies approximately 500 miles east of the Philippines, 1,300 miles southwest of Guam, 3,000 miles northwest of Singapore, and 2,200 miles northeast of Brisbane, Australia. SoulTrips has curated a list of the flights from key locations to Palau to make the planning of your journey seamless and enjoyable.

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Natural Wonders

Palau is not just a canvas of breathtaking natural wonders. Dive into Jellyfish Lake, a mesmerizing marine sanctuary where you can swim among thousands of stingless jellyfish, a unique phenomenon found nowhere else on our planet. Discover the magic of 52 marine lakes, each with its own enchanting story, and set your sights on islands like Kayangel and Helen's Reef, where tranquility and natural beauty embrace you.

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Culture

In Palau, culture is a living treasure, cherished and shared. Witness the timeless tradition of the Chiefs' Meeting Houses, marvel at the intricate craftsmanship of the War Canoes, and let the Storyboards unveil the narratives of generations. Travel to Babeldaob to encounter the Green Pyramids – ancient terraced hills that hold the secrets of the past.

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History

Palau's history is deeply etched in its landscapes, from the wartime relics of World War II to the hallowed grounds of the Battle of Peleliu. Explore the underwater shipwrecks that narrate their own tales of valor and sacrifice.