Palau Royal Resort Koror
P O Box 10108 Koror, 96940, Palau
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Great location for diving, eating and sleeping.
My husband and I just returned from 2 weeks in Palau. We stayed in the Palau Royal Resort (PRR) for the first 2 nights of our stay (it was an air/hotel package) then moved to the West Plaza Malakal for the remainder of our stay. The PRR had great amenities and very polite staff, sometimes almost to an irritating point. The beds are made for …
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... the river might have been preferable. The trail was completely mud and soon so were our feet even though we tried to only step on tree roots and dry spots. Good thing we took the walking sticks for balance because there were a lot of poison trees on this stretch so grabbing onto something for balance would be difficult if you had to constantly be checking for pink ribbons. We eventually got back to the car and into some dry clothes we ...
9.08pm - All That Glitters
... and yes, it was – it was a jellyfish! Wait, there were ten of them! No, a hundred! Then, as I slowly followed Emerald’s lead, trying hard not to kick any of them with my fins (which was becoming more difficult by the second), I found myself surrounded.
Being underwater in Jellyfish Lake is like being lying on your back looking at the starriest night, but instead of black sky, you are enveloped in warm blue-green water, and instead of distant ...
Palau - Day #1
... of tourism (Palau is a very popular destination for many Asian tourists -- in a way, it's their version of what the Caribbean is for us).
We arrived at the Cliffside Hotel, and as inferred by its name, it sits on the side of a cliff overlooking downtown Koror and the causeways connecting the individual islands of Palau. Our room is huge (finally, double beds!) and opens onto a large shared veranda with a stunning view. We immediately turned in, as Lucas had ...
Leaving Palau
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Then she tags my bag, gives me my boarding pass, and tells me I have to take my own bag over to the x-ray machine. Me with a bad back and I am struggling to get my bag up onto the belt but I manage. As my bag disappears, I am then allowed to go over to the fee desk and pay an environmental fee of $15 and a departure fee of $20.
There are only two ...



