Palau Snorkeling

This is a flexible itinerary, and not all attractions listed are guaranteed to be visited in one day. We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience. Milky Way Lagoon is famous for its smooth, mineral-rich white mud and calm turquoise water. Here you can swim and relax in the sheltered lagoon, apply the natural mud mask, and rinse off in the sea for a refreshing feeling. Your guide will share local tips and help you enjoy this unique “spa in nature” experience, with plenty of time for photos. Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements.

This is a flexible itinerary, and not all attractions listed are guaranteed to be visited in one day. We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience. Big Drop-Off is one of Palau’s most iconic underwater sights and is often considered a top highlight of the “Seven Underwater Wonders of Palau.” Just a short distance from the reef edge, the seafloor suddenly plunges into deep blue water, creating a dramatic wall-like view. Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements.

We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience. Blacktip reef sharks are very gentle—you can snorkel and swim alongside them. Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements.

German Channel is one of Palau’s most famous snorkeling and diving sites, known for clear water, colorful coral, and abundant marine life. It’s especially popular for spotting manta rays as they glide through the channel and visit cleaning stations. Depending on the day’s conditions, you may also see schools of fish, turtles, and reef sharks. Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements. This is a flexible itinerary, and not all attractions listed are guaranteed to be visited in one day. We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience.

The WWII shipwreck is a wreck left from World War II, and you can snorkel down to view it. Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements. This is a flexible itinerary, and not all attractions listed are guaranteed to be visited in one day. We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience.

crystal-clear water, making it one of the easiest places to enjoy snorkeling and underwater photography. In good conditions, you can float above colorful coral formations and watch reef fish moving through the coral “streets,” with great visibility for photos and videos. Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements. This is a flexible itinerary, and not all attractions listed are guaranteed to be visited in one day. We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience.

For Clownfish Home, Rose Garden Snorkeling, and Giant Clam City Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements. This is a flexible itinerary, and not all attractions listed are guaranteed to be visited in one day. We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience.

Mermaid Channel, lots of fish's,Snorkeling Please note: The exact sites visited may vary depending on tide conditions, weather, sea conditions, and shared boat/crew arrangements. This is a flexible itinerary, and not all attractions listed are guaranteed to be visited in one day. We will choose the best spots on the day to ensure safety and the best experience.

Jellyfish Lake is one of Palau’s most unique and famous natural attractions, located on Mecherchar Island in the Rock Islands Southern Lagoon. The lake is home to thousands of golden jellyfish that migrate across the lake daily following the sunlight. Visitors can swim and snorkel in the calm lake and experience being surrounded by golden jellyfish. Their stings are very mild and usually not felt by humans, making this a rare and unforgettable experience. Because Jellyfish Lake is a protected natural site, visitors need a special permit to enter. Scuba diving is not allowed, but snorkeling is allowed, in order to protect the fragile environment. It is one of Palau’s must-visit highlights for nature lovers and first-time visitors.