Palau

An island nation in the western Pacific, famous for the Rock Islands and world-class diving, and renowned for marine conservation.

Palau is an island nation in Micronesia in the western Pacific, made up of hundreds of islands. The southern lagoon of the Rock Islands is dotted with mushroom-shaped limestone islets and is a World Heritage Site; attractions such as Jellyfish Lake and the Milky Way are one of a kind, and dive sites such as Blue Corner are world-famous, with sharks, sea turtles and coral reefs to see. Koror is the main tourism and commercial center. The climate is hot and humid year-round, with generally less rain in winter and spring. The gateway is Palau International Airport on Babeldaob Island.

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