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Palau

A travel blog entry by rjdemp

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... cleaning. After German Channel we went back to Blue Corner and this time attached ourselves with reef hooks to blow in the current as we watched the sharks swim by.

Our last day of diving we went in a different direction to Ulong Channel. This is now one of our favorite dive sites. Ulong channel is like walking down a peaceful garden path. There are all colors of table top, box and cabbage corals on the reefs along each side of ...

9.08pm - All That Glitters

A travel blog entry by suzloua

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... br> All in all, not the most successful evening ever. I was very sad that the sole reason I came to Palau – to swim in Jellyfish Lake – was going to be pants because I’d be too tired to enjoy it. Fortunately, my fears were entirely unjustified, because whilst I’m severely wilting now, I was full of beans pretty much all day today, and I’m so pleased, because it was utterly excellent. I don’t know if the pics will do it justice, but ...

8.50pm - Secure

A travel blog entry by suzloua

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... Frank, to the resort. Ines and I talked longingly of cocktails whilst Frank rolled his eyes and asked about local golf courses.

Since Palau is a Pacific island nation, I can only really compare it with my experiences in Fiji. I have to admit, PPR might be bigger, but it doesn’t have the relaxed charm of Octopus. That was better suited to a younger and more happening gal such as myself because they encouraged everyone to mix so much and most of the clientele were ...

Palau, The Rainbow’s end

A travel blog entry by mmtk

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... resort at our front door, and have seen many colorful fish, a sea snake, spotted eagle ray and huge clams in all the colors of the rainbow.

The water is crystal clear and warm, needless to say Josephine is enjoying the beach as much as we are. There are even some other children she can play with. She also has a lot of fun chasing gecko’s around. Each day she greets all the people with a friendly "Morning!".

The weather ...

Palau Economy

A travel blog entry by carpefeline

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... be. Part of this problem, I believe, comes from its location and how difficult it is to get there. The diving was more expensive than other comparable places and honestly, I didn’t find the diving any better or worse than where I had just been, in Sabang, Puerto Galera, Philippines. My hotel was just fractionally nicer than the room I had in Sabang. In Sabang I paid $27 a night for my room and ...