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Things to do in Palau
A required conservation pledge stamped directly into every visitor's passport, jellyfish that have evolved to lose their sting in an isolated marine lake, and diving consistently ranked among the very best on Earth.
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Snorkel with harmless golden jellyfish at Jellyfish Lake
NatureMillions of golden jellyfish, isolated from predators for thousands of years, have evolved to lose most of their sting, allowing direct snorkeling among them.
Dive the Blue Corner, one of the world's top dive sites
AdventureA dramatic wall dive with strong currents drawing large pelagic fish, sharks, and turtles, consistently ranked among the best dive sites on Earth.
Kayak among the Rock Islands' mushroom-shaped limestone formations
AdventureA UNESCO World Heritage cluster of over 300 uninhabited limestone islands, their bases eroded into distinctive mushroom shapes by tidal action.
Sign the Palau Pledge on arrival
CultureThe world's first eco-pledge of its kind, stamped directly into every visitor's passport as a condition of entry, committing to responsible environmental conduct.