How to get to Palau

Flights to Palau land at Airai, or Palau International Airport, which serves direct flights from Babeldaob to Guam, Seoul, Taipei and Manila. Chartered flights are available through various operators. A cruise to Palau would call at Malakal Harbour on the island of Malakal.

HOW TO GET TO PALAU

Going To Palau

The good news is that getting to Palau has never been easier, thanks to Nauru Airlines’ new non-stop weekly service between Brisbane and Palau. Called the Palau Paradise Express, this six-hour flight departs Brisbane on Tuesdays at 11.30pm for Palau International Airport (ROR), and arrives back in Brisbane on Thursdays at 5.30am.

Additionally, for those who want to explore more of Micronesia’s stunning vistas, underwater landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Nauru Airlines also offers a new Island Hopper Service. www.nauruair.com/about-us/news/palau-nonstop

Nauru Airlines’ island hopper flights

Experience multiple destinations in one, convenient trip with Nauru Airlines’ exciting island hopper flights.
These flights make their way through the islands of Nauru, Kiribati, Majuro and Pohnpei then land in Palau – the journey there becoming an adventure in itself.

FLASH SALE : 2-for-1 Palau airfares!
For a limited time, Nauru Airlines is offering its new Brisbane-to-Palau direct flights as a two-for-one airfare – so two people can travel to Palau for AU$1199 .

The sale time for these fares is only from 16-31 May, and stays must be for 7-15 days for travel between 21 May and 20 July.
Fares are non-refundable and cannot be modified.

www.nauruair.com/about-us/specials/brisbane-palau-2-4-1-sale

Where is Palau on the map?

Palau is here on the map.

Accommodations in Palau

Palau offers plenty of accommodation options, no matter whether you intend to save or splurge. Palau hotels and resorts can be found in Koror, where you can find budget to luxury options with private views of the beach. For a more homely, minimalist vibe, consider home stays or guest lodges that provide meals on your request. Some of these may not be near or within Koror and may be booked through holiday packages from dive shops.

Check out these accommodations in Palau

Where to eat in Palau

Dine at Palau’s Elilai Restaurant, serving Pacific Rim cuisine complemented by breathtaking views.

We are excited to announce our new location at Medalaii, Koror, next to Palau Conservation Society. Elilai Seaside is on the North end of the Minatobashi Bridge leading to Malakal. It is our pleasure to serve you at our waterfront dining space with amazing sunset views and a new menu.

The restaurant offers a well-balanced menu featuring exquisite Pacific Rim cuisine prepared with fresh local ingredients including Palau’s renowned seafood and organic greens sourced from local farms.

Enjoy fresh fish, crab, grilled steaks, hand made pasta and homemade desserts accompanied by a vast selection of fine wines, signature cocktails and the largest beer selection on the island.

There’s a complimentary shuttle to and from the restaurant and you can book here.

Getting around in Palau

Palau has no railways and not all its highways are paved. Nonetheless, Koror is easily navigable by bus and cab. Taxis are common but not metered, so do check the rates and prepare to negotiate with your driver if necessary.

Car rentals in Palau are also available so do note that driving is on the right. Private boats and domestic airlines serve as the main modes of transportation for travelling between islands.

Palau’s Currency

The US Dollar is used as the official currency and many hotels and tourist facilities allow limited foreign currency exchange. It is also worth noting that tipping is optional but appreciated.

Entry Requirements

Ensure your passport has at least 6 months of validity period.
Visas are not required for tourists visiting 1 year or less.

For more information on the entry requirements to Palau click here.

Palau Weather & Climate

With an annual average temperature of 27°C, Palau’s tropical warmth is part of its appeal. Rainfall occurs intermittently throughout the year but more so during the July to October period.

Typhoons are rare due to Palau being outside the typhoon zone.

For more information contact

Palau Visitors Authority
Address: PO Box 256, Koror, PW 96940
Phone: +680-488-2793/1930
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pristineparadisepalau.com
Fax: +680-488-1453