Top Things to do in Palau
Things to do in Palau, Palau: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Palau, Palau including Rock Islands Southern Lagoon, Airai Bai, Dolphins Pacific, Stone Monoliths, Palau National Congress, Japan Palau Friendship Bridge, Kaigun Sho, WWII Japanese Communications Center, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Airai War Canoe, Odalmelech.
Restaurants in Palau
1. Rock Islands Southern Lagoon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By gdg218
Clearly one of the most beautiful places on earth. Amazing landscape, pristine water - and snorkeling along the big drop is as beautiful as it gets.
2. Airai Bai
3. Dolphins Pacific
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 139 reviews
The $4 million dollar center provides several different ways to learn about dolphins.
Reviewed By LFCKOPITE4EVER - Singapore, Singapore
I enjoyed the good people who take care of the sanctuary and dolphins and admire their commitment to this small but noble cause. It's a non profit venture that needs our support and I only see as positive. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience which included interaction with and diving with the dolphins and learned much... I would do it again and take my kids... thanks Hiroyuki-san and team!
4. Stone Monoliths
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By lewis552 - San Francisco, United States
Unlike Easter Island, Palau is not well known for its monoliths. But, they are pretty cool! I went on a day off from the water and I found them very impressive.
5. Palau National Congress
6. Japan Palau Friendship Bridge
7. Kaigun Sho, WWII Japanese Communications Center
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
8. Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Airai War Canoe
Overall Ratings
2.0 based on 1 reviews
Kabekl also known as War Canoe was the major type of ocean vessel that are distinguished from all others in Pacific area, they are usually low in the water when compared to the length of the boat and the size of the sail. Nevertheless, Palauan’s retained great skills in manipulation and maneuver of their canoe either by sail or paddle. The Airai war canoe was built around the 90’s by some of the elders of Airai and some of younger man who are involved in man’s association in the village, the tools that was used to carve the canoe was adze tools which is very common in every village who are construction the canoes. The war canoe’s length is base of the certain trunk of the tree and its quality, better yet, the longer the better, they’re usually 40 feet in length or more and 2 feet deep, to accommodate 40 people, and if you noticed the rope made of coconut husk is being used to hold all parts of the war canoe together as a replacement for nails.
10. Odalmelech
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
TAGS
