Palau is more than just sailing and diving! We'd be happy to arrange a land tour of the main islands of Koror and Babeldaob. Witness the history of Palau, discover WWII relics and ancient Palauan remains; visit a Bai (traditional meeting house for men); hike through the jungle and a river to the Japanese Bauxite mining area at the magnificent Ngardmau waterfall; visit the modern capital building with its phenomenal views of Babeldaob oceanfront; see the Stone Monoliths, which are faces carved on stone dating back to 161 A.D, at the northern tip of the Babeldaob, and enjoy exceptional views of the ocean, which on clear days, one can even see the southern tip of Kayangel, the northern island of Palau.

In addition to hiking, there are several interesting small tour operators. These include:

Zip-lining through the canopy, ending up at the stunning Ngardmau Falls
Take a river cruise and likely encounter a saltwater crocodile
Tour the extensive remains from the fierce battles of WWII on Peleliu Island with a guided day trip

Ngardmau Falls, Babeldaob, Palau

A short, but invigorating hike leads to Ngardmau Falls - a quick plunge quickly rids one of the sweat earned getting here!

Saltwater Crocodile, Palau

Palau's tremendous bio-diversity includes Palauan saltwater crocodiles (Crocodylus porosus), known locally as ius

Relics of WWII

The scars of war can be found scattered all throughout Palau. Virtually no part of this country escaped the fierce fighting in Late 1944.

Remains of tank, Peleliu, Palau

Quietly resting in the forests can be found countless memories of a turbulent past.

Aircraft Wreck, Peleliu, Palau

A reminder of WWII on Peleliu

Fruit Bat, Babledaob, Palau

Feeding on the richness of wild fruits in Palau -- there is a large population of fruit bats, the locals consider it a delicacy -- and those with a brave palette may want to try fruit bat soup!