Discover Palau Tours

24/01/2024

Discover Palau's traditions and culture with us 🌺

16/01/2019

Is Palau on your bucketlist?

22/12/2018

“....It’s about time we told the WORLD, WHO WE REALLY ARE!”

- Renguul Ngirai Tmetuchl

21/12/2018

May your Christmas be full of great joy!

Come discover a Day in Palau!

A glimpse into a perfect day in Micronesian paradise Palau. Read more on: http://reveriechaser.com/the-sun-states-of-micronesia-palau/ Follow us on Instagram...

15/03/2018

Ever wondered what a SECRET PARADISE looks like?

Book your tour with us today to find out for yourself :) We can't wait to show you!!!

A quick glimpse into the amazing archipelago of Palau with the Dfly team. No babies were harmed in the making of this movie! Filmed & Edited by Shaun O'Calla...

21/02/2018

Check out our 1/2 Day All About Palau Tour and discover a little bit more of Palau during your stay. Its 4 stop option selection will allow to enjoy what you want to see rather than what we want you to see.

✔ Ngardmau Waterfall Hike
✔ Ngarchelong Stone Monoliths
✔ Todai Lookout
✔ Airai Traditional Men's Meeting House

21/11/2017

Join us and Discover Palau's cultural heritage as we take you on a journey through the footsteps of our ancestors.

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21/11/2017

The fruit depicted in this picture is an edible fruit called Calamondin better known in Palauan as "King Kang".

This fruit has a natural citrus flavor that locals enjoy mixed with soy sauce as a dipping sauce for sashimi or stirred with water and sugar to make homemade lemonade.

You can find this fruit hanging from trees located all throughout Palau, especially in the sandy state of Ngiwal.

06/11/2017

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22/10/2017

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15/10/2017

The flower depicted here is the Bussonge also known as the Red Hibiscus. This is a common flower seen in many different locations throughout Palau. There are several different colors of this type of flower such as yellow, pink, white, and a variety of mixed colors as well.

Many women in Palau use it for hair decor or an ear piece during cultural activities and celebrations.

12/10/2017

Uosech is a tree from the fig family. The fruit depicted in this picture is that of the Uosech. It is edible however, the skin of this fruit needs to be scraped off before consumption, if not, it may cause an irritation to the tongue and mouth.

Back in the day, this particular fruit was known to be a delicious snack when scraped and wrapped with a leaf of the Amra tree also known as Titimel.

05/10/2017

Omuked is the Palauan word for catching fish by casting net. This a very unique fishing practice done by Palauans when the tide is low and fish get caught in pools of water after the tide goes out. Depicted in this picture is a man about to cast his net by Didall, Meyuns.

04/10/2017

Chum is the Palauan name for Hermit Crab. They are known to live in tiny shells to protect themselves from predators and can be found throughout different areas in Palau. They are known for hiding in their shell but you may get lucky with a little "peek-a-boo" if you sing this little chant over and over to them:

"Chum chum bem tobed ra blim a soldau a osiik er kau" (3x)

03/10/2017

These roots are from the cannon-ball tree. This tree can be found throughout the mangroves in Palau.

01/10/2017

This is the fruit of the tree called "Koranges". This tree is from the Barringtonia family. The fruit depicted in this picture was used as soap for women who would bath in the water streams nearby after working hard in the taro patch.

01/10/2017

This is THE LIFE!

16/09/2017

The Brown Tree Lizard is called "Melatemudes" in Palauan. This lizard was thought to suck at people's navels.

13/09/2017

Let's join the efforts to save our beautiful island paradise Palau

07/09/2017

Kebui is Piper Leaf in Palauan and is used in a cultural practice of chewing betel nut but has many other healthful benefits.

Betel leaves are an integral part of all Hindu rituals. Most people, who chew paan, are unaware of its curative benefits. Here are 7 benefits of betel leaf.

02/09/2017

You may find this large salt water crocodile that goes by the name of "Sliver" at one of Palau's only Crocodile Farm's located at Ngetmeduch.