Palau

Palau is a small island country situated in the western Pacific Ocean, comprising over 340 islands. It is celebrated for its unspoiled beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Ngerulmud serves as the capital and largest city of Palau.

Palau is globally recognized for its breathtaking natural beauty and abundant marine biodiversity. The country offers exceptional opportunities for diving and snorkeling, with renowned sites like the Blue Corner and Jellyfish Lake. The Rock Islands of Palau, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, boast distinctive mushroom-shaped limestone formations and picturesque lagoons. The diverse ecosystems of Palau harbor a remarkable variety of marine life, including vibrant fish, sharks, turtles, and graceful manta rays.