Things to do in Koror
Discover the best attractions and experiences Koror has to offer
Historic Monuments
Koror's history is best understood through its landmarks and the stories preserved in its museums and sites.
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Museums
Explore Palau's culture and natural history through well-curated collections and engaging exhibits.
Belau National Museum
Palau's oldest museum, showcasing artifacts, traditional life, and the islands’ history.
Etpison Museum
Private collection highlighting Palauan culture, legends, and historical narratives.
Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC)
Marine science center focusing on Palau's reef ecosystems with interactive exhibits.
Religious Monuments
Koror is home to several churches and spiritual sites that reflect the community's traditions.
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National & Theme Parks
Natural highlights and protected areas around Koror showcase Palau's incredible marine and island scenery.
Rock Islands Southern Lagoon
A dramatic cluster of limestone islets and pristine reefs ideal for boat trips and snorkeling.
Jellyfish Lake
A unique marine lake on Eil Malk Island where thousands of jellyfish drift peacefully in clear waters.
Neighborhoods
Get a feel for Koror by walking through its core districts and residential areas.
Koror Town
Vibrant waterfront district with shops, markets, and easy access to tours.
Ngerbeched
Residential and market area offering local life and coastal views.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Koror without spending a dime with these easy, open-air activities.
Snorkel in Koror's lagoons
Float along sheltered reefs near Koror and spot colorful reef fish.
Sunset stroll along the Koror waterfront
Relaxing evening walk with sea breezes and skyline views.
Palau Public Market stroll
Free to wander and watch daily life unfold at the outdoor market.
Gastronomy
Taste Palauan flavors and fresh seafood in Koror’s eateries and markets.
Tinaktak
A traditional Palauan beef dish simmered in coconut milk, typically served with rice.
Coconut crab
A Palauan delicacy featuring the island's famous coconut crab, prepared in multiple ways.
Kava ceremony
Experience a traditional kava ceremony, a glimpse into Palauan hospitality.
Nightlife
Evenings in Koror offer laid-back seaside vibes with music and drinks.
Seaside cocktail hour
Sip a tropical drink as the sun sets over the water at a waterfront bar.
Live music at a Koror lounge
Enjoy local tunes and ocean views in a relaxed coastal setting.
Cultural evenings
Occasional performances or informal gatherings featuring Palauan culture.
Entertainment
Cultural experiences and local performances offer a taste of Palau’s heritage.
Traditional Palauan dance performance
Colorful dances with chants and costumes that tell rich stories.
Cultural performances at local venues
Live showcases of Palauan music, storytelling, and crafts.
Sports
Koror is a gateway to some of Palau’s best water-based adventures.
Blue Corner dive
One of Palau’s most famous drift dives with abundant marine life.
German Channel snorkeling
Shallow, current-rich channel ideal for snorkeling with schools of fish.
Jellyfish Lake snorkeling
Calm, clear waters near the famous jellyfish lake for a memorable snorkel.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the obvious to experience Palau’s remote charm.
Kayaking in Koror's lagoons
Paddle through mangrove-lined lagoons and hidden coves at a tranquil pace.
Boat trip to the Rock Islands
A scenic day trip for snorkeling, beaches, and wildlife viewing.