Palau Pacific Resort

... where I venture out of my comfort zone and begin another adventure. For the next six months, I will be working at a resort in Saipan called Pacific Islands Club. It's the longest I've been out of the country and I know I'll miss you all. So, what's ...

... beauty of the island was breathtaking. We were lucky enough to get a package deal with the airlines to stay at the Palau Pacific Resort. What a gorgeous luxurious spot! Palau is one of the most extraordinary diving spots on this planet. Far to the ...

... famous for it’s Rock Islands, and diving sites. Not only diving is great, we have also snorkeled from the beach of the Palau Pacific resort at our front door, and have seen many colorful fish, a sea snake, spotted eagle ray and huge clams in all the ...

Friday 7 May, 8.50pm, Palau Pacific Resort Palau is made up of a series of small, mainly uninhabited islands in the Pacific Ocean, about 800km east of the Philippines. Three months ago, I'd never even heard of this tiny republic, as, I’d warrant, is ...

... ;excited about Palau and American Samoa.  And who can argue with all expenses paid layovers on Oahu? The highlight of Palau was the Palau Pacific Resort.  As you'll see in the photos it's a very chichi property on its own beach.  The ...

... week we were there. The next day we decided to take a break from scuba diving and explore some of the other opportunities Palau had to offer, like swimming with dolphins! Palau has a dolphin sanctuary which daily gives tours of the facilities. Two of ...

... first 11 are of Palau...more shots of our boating fieldtrip with some of the Head Start staff and some experiences at the Palau Pacific Resort.  The other last 8 are of American Samoa...additional photos of some of the Head Start staff, the ...

... 8221; “Bugger.” 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 ...

... of sailing and paddling, without GPS or compass. No idea how they go to the bathroom. Did not ask! Landscape with Philippine Sea and Pacific Ocean meeting. More stone money and ... home! We thought this was going to be a day tour and it is only 1 ...

... that ended up fulfilling my social quota for a few days. The People: People of Guam are primarily Pacific Islanders. Lots of Filipinos, Chinese, Palau, Pohnpei (am I spelling that right?), Guamnanian, etc. I found the locals there to be extremely ...

... of any community near a military base.  It's just weird to see all of that in a small outpost so far out here in the Pacific!!! Our layover in Guam was only for twelve hours. We rented a car, and honestly a dozen hours was about all the time we ...