Ulong Channel
Known locally as Ngerumekaol Pass, Ulong Channel is the natural channel of Western Palau that offers one of the best drift dives in the world. The dive begins at the mouth of the channel, which stretches about 500 metres (m) with an average width of 33m and leads into a coral reef lagoon where divers can view hunting sharks, jacks, barracuda, and groupers up close.
Bai er a Rengara Irrai
Located in Ordomel Village, Airai, Bai er a Rengara Irrai is the oldest and last remaining traditional style Bai – a traditional meeting house – in Palau. It is presently listed on the Palau Register of Historic Places and was renovated in 1984 and 1995. Several components of the old Bai are said to be almost 200 years old according to village elders and are still used in the new structure. The Bai, on occasion, was also the setting for feasting and dancing and was a symbolic tribute to the powerful individuals and groups in the village.
Seventy Islands
Ascend into the skies to see the renowned Seventy Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that can only be viewed in all its splendour aerially as access is restricted to locals and visitors alike to preserve its natural beauty. Known more locally as Ngerukewid Islands, this exquisite area lets visitors enjoy breathtaking views of the pristine paradise of Palau from above.
Belau National Museum
