14 Days in Palau

• Jellyfish Lake — Swim with 5 million stingless golden jellyfish in a landlocked marine lake — one of the world's most...

• Blue Corner Dive Site — Palau's most famous dive — 200+ grey reef sharks patrolling a coral wall in an adrenaline-charged cu...

• Rock Islands — 200 mushroom-shaped limestone islands — a UNESCO World Heritage lagoon of extraordinary natural beau...

• WWII Wrecks — Operation Desecrate's Japanese Zero fighters and transport ships — accessible recreational wreck div...

• Ngemelis Reef — The world's best snorkelling — a pristine shallow reef of extraordinary colour and biodiversity.

• Peleliu Battlefield — A sobering Pacific WWII battlefield where 12,000 soldiers died in 1944 — well-preserved and deeply m...

• Blue Corner — The world's most famous dive site — 200 sharks patrolling a coral wall in a strong current.

• Shark City Dive — Grey reef sharks, white tips, and occasional hammerheads at Palau's legendary shark congregation sit...

• Chandelier Cave — An underwater cave system of stalactites and stalagmites accessible by scuba dive.

• Milky Way Lagoon — A sheltered cove of white limestone mud with reported skin-softening properties — snorkel and slathe...

• Manta Ray Season — September–November brings manta rays to Palau's cleaning stations — one of the Pacific's best wildli...

• Palau National Museum — The island's cultural and natural history — traditional bai meeting houses and Palauan art.

• Ngardmau Waterfall Trek — Palau's highest waterfall — a jungle hike through dense tropical forest to a spectacular cascade.

Flex day — slow down, revisit a favourite spot, or add an optional extra. Trripah can suggest options based on your interests.