Discover the best attractions and experiences Koror City has to offer
Explore Palau’s cultural roots through its historic and cultural landmarks around Koror.
Palau’s national museum showcasing Palauan history, culture, and artifacts.
Cultural and historical exhibits highlighting Palauan life, art, and history.
Guided strolls through Koror's historic sites and notable old districts.
Dive into Palau’s culture and natural world through dedicated museums in Koror.
Comprehensive collection of Palauan artifacts and history.
Vivid displays of Palauan culture and heritage with engaging exhibits.
Educational center focusing on coral reefs and marine conservation.
Compact public aquarium showcasing Palau’s marine life.
Religious sites around Koror offer a glimpse into the spiritual landscape of Palau.
Catholic cathedral serving the local community with regular services.
Historic church known to local congregations and visitors.
Small chapels and prayer spaces scattered around Koror island.
Protected areas and iconic natural landscapes that define Palau’s oceanic beauty.
A UNESCO World Heritage area featuring dramatic limestone satellites and blue-water lagoons.
A marine lake famous for its mesmerizing swarm of jellyfish.
Iconic underwater passages and vibrant reef life accessible by boat trips.
Vibrant corners of Koror that reflect its daily life and seaside atmosphere.
Bustling waterfront area with shops, markets, and eateries.
Residential and commercial district with access to beaches and views.
Local community area offering a glimpse into daily Koror life.
Enjoy Koror without an entry fee with these easy, no-cost activities.
Clear waters and reefs just offshore make for easy snorkeling.
Scenic strolls with ocean views and colorful boats.
Experience local life and culture while browsing stalls.
Savor Palau’s flavors, from traditional dishes to fresh seafood caught daily.
Traditional feast featuring culture, music, and coastal dishes.
Fresh catches prepared with island flavors at local eateries.
Seasonal fruits and Palauan desserts from market stalls.
Relaxing and lively venues to unwind after a day of exploring Koror.
Casual spots offering cocktails and views of the sea.
Evening performances showcasing local musicians.
Night markets with small bites and social atmosphere.
Cultural and live performances to experience Palauan traditions.
Traditional dances performed for visitors and locals.
Occasional performances featuring music and dance.
Short performances celebrating Palauan heritage.
Adventure and water sports that Palau is famous for.
Iconic reef dive with abundant marine life.
Shallow snorkeling among harmless jellyfish (with guide access).
Paddle through calm waters and scenic coastlines.
Hidden gems and lesser-known adventures beyond the usual hotspots.
Exclusive stops to pristine isles and snorkeling spots.
Quiet beaches perfect for sunrise or sunset views.
Exposure to traditional Palauan architecture and culture.