Boasting a restaurant, 2 bars, a lovely outdoor swimming pool and a spa and wellness center, Palau Royal Resort sits directly on the beachfront. Guests can relax on their private balcony and enjoy stunning views. The restaurant offers free WiFi.
Each air-conditioned room includes a flat-screen TV offering cable channels. All rooms include a refrigerator, a mini-bar and an electric kettle with a range of tea. The private bathroom has a bidet, a hairdryer and comfy slippers. A complimentary pack of toiletries is provided and includes toothpaste and a toothbrush.
Royal Resort Palau is a 3-minute drive from Koror town center, with a variety of restaurants, cafes and shops. Belau National Museum is a 5-minute drive away, and Koror Airport is a 10-minute drive away.
After a busy day, you can relax with a drink at Coral’s Bar or Breeze Beach Bar. Waves Restaurant offers all day dining and serves delicious food including fresh seafood, sizzling US beefs, noodles, pasta, and fresh baked breads and cakes.
Flying in to Palau, you get your first view of just how breathtaking the island landscape is. It’s quite a sight especially when you know you are about to dive there!
Palau sits between the North Pacific Ocean and the Philippine Sea so the marine life is influenced by both. Geographically, the islands are either limestone or volcanic in origin. Nearly all are ringed by reefs with steep walls that are sometimes perforated by caves and tunnels. The variety of dive styles is incredible with wrecks, reefs and caves to explore.
Most scuba diving takes place around the islands to the south of the chain: Koror (the capital), Malakal, (the harbour) and Peleliu island in the far south. The lagoon near Malakal has enough wrecks to give Chuuk (Truk Lagoon) a run for its money but Palau’s major attraction is her pelagic life. Dives like Blue Corner are a magnet for sharks, barracuda, jacks and rays although the currents can be strong.
Famous Jellyfish Lake is in the limestone Rock Islands. Being able to snorkel with literally millions of velvet-soft jellyfish is an unmissable experience.
Palau Royal Resort
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Rate is per person for 7 nights, and is based on 2 persons per room.
$500 Deposit – Trip deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE.
Balance of trip is NON-REFUNDABLE after payments are made to trip provider.
passport with 6 months remaining required
The Palau trip can be combined with our trip to Chuuk (Truk) Lagoon. Palau will be the 1st stop on this 2 week trip. For more information on the Chuuk Lagoon trip click on the link below.
Call 520-326-DIVE for more information.
The PADI System of diver education is based on progressive training that introduces skills, safety-related information and local environmental knowledge to student divers in stages. PADI courses are student-centered and provide maximum practice and realistic application.
