Accommodation
in Palau ranges from no-frills budget hotels, to luxury resorts with
private beaches - whichever you choose, a warm Palauan welcome awaits
you! Like all holiday destinations, Palau can be busy at times and
reservations are a good idea. You may find the following information
useful when planning a visit to Palau:
• The local currency the US
dollar • Citizens of Palau (and guests too!) drive on the right-hand
side of the road • The electrical current and plugs are the same as the
US 110v • The local grocery stores and supermarkets stock mainly
American products • Prices are approximately the same as in the US or
Japan (expensive) • February and March are the driest months
OTHER AMENITIES IN AND AROUND KOROR
In the capital city of Koror you will also find a bank and a post
office, a number of good restaurants, and have ample opportunity to
stock up on locally made souvenirs and produce. Radio-equipt taxis are
available for hotel transfers and local travel. Rental car hire can
also be arranged through Dive Palau.
WHAT TO WEAR
Pack
plenty of cool, loose fitting clothing and include a hats and
sunglasses - the Palauan sun can be very strong. Please respect local
customs by not wearing swimsuits, shorts or other inappropriate garments
