The "North Island Day Tour" takes you from Koror along the island highway up to Babeldaob, Palau's largest island. Largely untouched, it maintains its raw natural beauty and tribal traditions, feeling like a lush wonderland straight out of a Studio Ghibli film. Whether you're into hiking, nature, history, or just looking for the perfect photo op, this is a must-visit spot!
The thalassophile club maintains a neutral stance on visiting Dolphin Bay. Generally, we oppose the captivity of marine mammals; however, the ecosystem at Dolphins Pacific is unique. We have personally inspected the environment and met the trainers, and we believe they are doing their best to care for the dolphins living there. That said, we completely respect your decision if you are firmly against any form of wildlife captivity.
Half-day US$ 80
Full-day US$ 120
(Prices include 10% PGST)
Embrace the Palau-style island vibe! Our trips are relaxed, comfortable, and never rushed, so you can truly soak in the ocean.
Hotel shuttle pickup, heading out to the island loop road
Ande Waterfall Canyoning
Lunch at the beachside restaurant
Visit the Little White House
Sulang Mall and KB Bridge
Return to hotel
The hike from the trailhead to Ngardmau Waterfall takes about 40 minutes. You'll pass through pristine forests and small streams along the way—soak it all in and enjoy the natural endorphin boost.
Palau was a key island chain during World War II, and a wealth of historical heritage remains from the conflict.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
This tour is specially designed for travelers on the CI28 flight, running from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, making it perfect for your final day before heading to the airport. The half-day trip includes trekking to the Ngardmau Waterfall, leaving you plenty of time to head back to the hotel to freshen up.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 7 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
The full-day tour runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You'll trek to the mysterious Angel Falls, snap photos at the Capitol Building, discover local hidden gems at a seaside restaurant, visit Palau's largest shopping center, and cross the KB Bridge—all while cruising along Palau's longest highway!
Ngardmau Waterfall
Located about 40 minutes from Koror on the slopes of Mount Ngerechelcchuus, this waterfall is often called "Angel Falls" by locals because the water cascading down the cliffs resembles a pair of angel wings. The 30-minute trek to the falls takes you through river valleys, lush forests, and across suspension bridges. You'll also pass abandoned WWII-era railway tracks and enjoy a natural stream spa in the Ngertebechel River. While the waterfall itself is modest in size, the rich, diverse ecosystem makes you feel like you've stepped into a Ghibli-esque paradise.
* Basic shower facilities are available at the entrance to Ngardmau Waterfall.
KB Bridge
Also known as the Japan-Palau Friendship Bridge, the KB Bridge is the only land connection between the states of Koror and Babeldaob. There are parks on both sides of the bridge equipped with barbecue grills, playgrounds, and water slides. It’s a popular local spot for night markets, speedboat races, national day celebrations, and weekend relaxation.
Lunch at a Seaside Restaurant (Full-day tour only / Self-pay)
A hidden gem of Palauan cuisine! Located in the remote northern part of the island and closing at 3:00 PM, this local, family-run seaside restaurant is off the radar for most tourists. It offers great value, delicious food, and a stunning view of the blue ocean. It’s the perfect place to kick back, relax, and enjoy a meal that only the locals know about.
Palau Capitol Building — The "Little White House" (Full-day tour only)
Funded by the Taiwan government and inspired by the design of the U.S. Capitol, this building is affectionately nicknamed the "Little White House" by locals. Although it serves as the political center of Palau, it’s quite secluded, far from the city, and rarely hosts administrative activities. While you can't easily enter the building itself, the grounds are open to the public, making it an unexpectedly popular spot for photos.
Surangel's Supercenter (Full-day tour only)
Opened in September 2022, Surangel's Supercenter is currently the largest shopping mall in Palau.
Palau was a key island chain during World War II, and a wealth of historical heritage remains from the conflict.
The hike from the trailhead to Ngardmau Waterfall takes about 40 minutes. You'll pass through pristine forests and small streams along the way—soak it all in and enjoy the natural endorphin boost.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
This tour is specially designed for travelers on the CI28 flight, running from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, making it perfect for your final day before heading to the airport. The half-day trip includes trekking to the Ngardmau Waterfall, leaving you plenty of time to head back to the hotel to freshen up.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 7 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
The full-day tour runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You'll trek to the mysterious Angel Falls, snap photos at the Capitol Building, discover local hidden gems at a seaside restaurant, visit Palau's largest shopping center, and cross the KB Bridge—all while cruising along Palau's longest highway!
Ngardmau Waterfall
Located about 40 minutes from Koror on the slopes of Mount Ngerechelcchuus, this waterfall is often called "Angel Falls" by locals because the water cascading down the cliffs resembles a pair of angel wings. The 30-minute trek to the falls takes you through river valleys, lush forests, and across suspension bridges. You'll also pass abandoned WWII-era railway tracks and enjoy a natural stream spa in the Ngertebechel River. While the waterfall itself is modest in size, the rich, diverse ecosystem makes you feel like you've stepped into a Ghibli-esque paradise.
* Basic shower facilities are available at the entrance to Ngardmau Waterfall.
KB Bridge
Also known as the Japan-Palau Friendship Bridge, the KB Bridge is the only land connection between the states of Koror and Babeldaob. There are parks on both sides of the bridge equipped with barbecue grills, playgrounds, and water slides. It’s a popular local spot for night markets, speedboat races, national day celebrations, and weekend relaxation.
Lunch at a Seaside Restaurant (Full-day tour only / Self-pay)
A hidden gem of Palauan cuisine! Located in the remote northern part of the island and closing at 3:00 PM, this local, family-run seaside restaurant is off the radar for most tourists. It offers great value, delicious food, and a stunning view of the blue ocean. It’s the perfect place to kick back, relax, and enjoy a meal that only the locals know about.
Palau Capitol Building — The "Little White House" (Full-day tour only)
Funded by the Taiwan government and inspired by the design of the U.S. Capitol, this building is affectionately nicknamed the "Little White House" by locals. Although it serves as the political center of Palau, it’s quite secluded, far from the city, and rarely hosts administrative activities. While you can't easily enter the building itself, the grounds are open to the public, making it an unexpectedly popular spot for photos.
Surangel's Supercenter (Full-day tour only)
Opened in September 2022, Surangel's Supercenter is currently the largest shopping mall in Palau.
9 am
10 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
4 pm
6 pm
Registration and orientation
Theory class
Lunch
Equipment setup and use
Knowledge review
Written exam
Return to hotel
9 am
12:30 pm
2 pm
4 pm
Confined water session - Pool
Lunch
Open Water Dive 1
End of day / Return to hotel
8:30 am
9:15 am
12 pm
2 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dives 2 & 3
Lunch on boat or uninhabited island
Open Water Dive 4
Return trip
Return to hotel
Registration and course orientation
Gear fitting
8:30 am
10 am
11 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dive 1
Open Water Dive 2
Lunch
Open Water Dive 3
Return trip
End of day / Return to hotel
8:30 am
10 am
11 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
3 pm
4 pm
5 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dive 4
Open Water Dive 5
Lunch
Optional extra dive / snorkeling / rest
Return trip
Return to hotel
Knowledge review and logbook
Graduation! Certificate presentation
Palau was a key island chain during World War II, and a wealth of historical heritage remains from the conflict.
The hike from the trailhead to Ngardmau Waterfall takes about 40 minutes. You'll pass through pristine forests and small streams along the way—soak it all in and enjoy the natural endorphin boost.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
This tour is specially designed for travelers on the CI28 flight, running from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, making it perfect for your final day before heading to the airport. The half-day trip includes trekking to the Ngardmau Waterfall, leaving you plenty of time to head back to the hotel to freshen up.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 7 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
The full-day tour runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You'll trek to the mysterious Angel Falls, snap photos at the Capitol Building, discover local hidden gems at a seaside restaurant, visit Palau's largest shopping center, and cross the KB Bridge—all while cruising along Palau's longest highway!
Ngardmau Waterfall
Located about 40 minutes from Koror on the slopes of Mount Ngerechelcchuus, this waterfall is often called "Angel Falls" by locals because the water cascading down the cliffs resembles a pair of angel wings. The 30-minute trek to the falls takes you through river valleys, lush forests, and across suspension bridges. You'll also pass abandoned WWII-era railway tracks and enjoy a natural stream spa in the Ngertebechel River. While the waterfall itself is modest in size, the rich, diverse ecosystem makes you feel like you've stepped into a Ghibli-esque paradise.
* Basic shower facilities are available at the entrance to Ngardmau Waterfall.
KB Bridge
Also known as the Japan-Palau Friendship Bridge, the KB Bridge is the only land connection between the states of Koror and Babeldaob. There are parks on both sides of the bridge equipped with barbecue grills, playgrounds, and water slides. It’s a popular local spot for night markets, speedboat races, national day celebrations, and weekend relaxation.
Lunch at a Seaside Restaurant (Full-day tour only / Self-pay)
A hidden gem of Palauan cuisine! Located in the remote northern part of the island and closing at 3:00 PM, this local, family-run seaside restaurant is off the radar for most tourists. It offers great value, delicious food, and a stunning view of the blue ocean. It’s the perfect place to kick back, relax, and enjoy a meal that only the locals know about.
Palau Capitol Building — The "Little White House" (Full-day tour only)
Funded by the Taiwan government and inspired by the design of the U.S. Capitol, this building is affectionately nicknamed the "Little White House" by locals. Although it serves as the political center of Palau, it’s quite secluded, far from the city, and rarely hosts administrative activities. While you can't easily enter the building itself, the grounds are open to the public, making it an unexpectedly popular spot for photos.
Surangel's Supercenter (Full-day tour only)
Opened in September 2022, Surangel's Supercenter is currently the largest shopping mall in Palau.
9 am
10 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
4 pm
6 pm
Registration and orientation
Theory class
Lunch
Equipment setup and use
Knowledge review
Written exam
Return to hotel
9 am
12:30 pm
2 pm
4 pm
Confined water session - Pool
Lunch
Open Water Dive 1
End of day / Return to hotel
8:30 am
9:15 am
12 pm
2 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dives 2 & 3
Lunch on boat or uninhabited island
Open Water Dive 4
Return trip
Return to hotel
Registration and course orientation
Gear fitting
8:30 am
10 am
11 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dive 1
Open Water Dive 2
Lunch
Open Water Dive 3
Return trip
End of day / Return to hotel
8:30 am
10 am
11 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
3 pm
4 pm
5 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dive 4
Open Water Dive 5
Lunch
Optional extra dive / snorkeling / rest
Return trip
Return to hotel
Knowledge review and logbook
Graduation! Certificate presentation
Palau was a key island chain during World War II, and a wealth of historical heritage remains from the conflict.
The hike from the trailhead to Ngardmau Waterfall takes about 40 minutes. You'll pass through pristine forests and small streams along the way—soak it all in and enjoy the natural endorphin boost.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
This tour is specially designed for travelers on the CI28 flight, running from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, making it perfect for your final day before heading to the airport. The half-day trip includes trekking to the Ngardmau Waterfall, leaving you plenty of time to head back to the hotel to freshen up.
Difficulty: ★★★
Duration: Approx. 7 hours
Includes: Bottled water (1), drinks, and light snacks
The full-day tour runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You'll trek to the mysterious Angel Falls, snap photos at the Capitol Building, discover local hidden gems at a seaside restaurant, visit Palau's largest shopping center, and cross the KB Bridge—all while cruising along Palau's longest highway!
Ngardmau Waterfall
Located about 40 minutes from Koror on the slopes of Mount Ngerechelcchuus, this waterfall is often called "Angel Falls" by locals because the water cascading down the cliffs resembles a pair of angel wings. The 30-minute trek to the falls takes you through river valleys, lush forests, and across suspension bridges. You'll also pass abandoned WWII-era railway tracks and enjoy a natural stream spa in the Ngertebechel River. While the waterfall itself is modest in size, the rich, diverse ecosystem makes you feel like you've stepped into a Ghibli-esque paradise.
* Basic shower facilities are available at the entrance to Ngardmau Waterfall.
KB Bridge
Also known as the Japan-Palau Friendship Bridge, the KB Bridge is the only land connection between the states of Koror and Babeldaob. There are parks on both sides of the bridge equipped with barbecue grills, playgrounds, and water slides. It’s a popular local spot for night markets, speedboat races, national day celebrations, and weekend relaxation.
Lunch at a Seaside Restaurant (Full-day tour only / Self-pay)
A hidden gem of Palauan cuisine! Located in the remote northern part of the island and closing at 3:00 PM, this local, family-run seaside restaurant is off the radar for most tourists. It offers great value, delicious food, and a stunning view of the blue ocean. It’s the perfect place to kick back, relax, and enjoy a meal that only the locals know about.
Palau Capitol Building — The "Little White House" (Full-day tour only)
Funded by the Taiwan government and inspired by the design of the U.S. Capitol, this building is affectionately nicknamed the "Little White House" by locals. Although it serves as the political center of Palau, it’s quite secluded, far from the city, and rarely hosts administrative activities. While you can't easily enter the building itself, the grounds are open to the public, making it an unexpectedly popular spot for photos.
Surangel's Supercenter (Full-day tour only)
Opened in September 2022, Surangel's Supercenter is currently the largest shopping mall in Palau.
9 am
10 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
4 pm
6 pm
Registration and orientation
Theory class
Lunch
Equipment setup and use
Knowledge review
Written exam
Return to hotel
9 am
12:30 pm
2 pm
4 pm
Confined water session - Pool
Lunch
Open Water Dive 1
End of day / Return to hotel
8:30 am
9:15 am
12 pm
2 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dives 2 & 3
Lunch on boat or uninhabited island
Open Water Dive 4
Return trip
Return to hotel
Registration and course orientation
Gear fitting
8:30 am
10 am
11 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
3 pm
4 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dive 1
Open Water Dive 2
Lunch
Open Water Dive 3
Return trip
End of day / Return to hotel
8:30 am
10 am
11 am
12 noon
1:30 pm
3 pm
4 pm
5 pm
Hotel pickup and boat departure
Open Water Dive 4
Open Water Dive 5
Lunch
Optional extra dive / snorkeling / rest
Return trip
Return to hotel
Knowledge review and logbook
Graduation! Certificate presentation
General Terms and Recommendations
Cancellation, Changes, and Refund Policy
1. Cancellations, Changes, or Transfers (Non-Force Majeure)
2. Travelers unable to reach Palau — Flight delays or cancellations due to natural disasters or force majeure (including but not limited to typhoons, heavy rain, thunderstorms, earthquakes, pandemics, sudden lockdowns, etc.)
3. Travelers already in Palau — Cancellations due to weather or Palau NEMO (National Emergency Management Office) alerts
4. Inability to depart as scheduled, delayed arrival, or mid-trip departure due to personal reasons (including connecting flight delays, transit issues, visa factors, personal circumstances, etc.)
5. Voluntarily opting out of activities during the trip
6. Agency responsibilities and recommendations
Equipment Rental Terms
We advocate for sustainable travel, focusing on environmental protection and local culture. We’re all about discovering the joys of Palau in a way that respects nature and leaves no trace behind.
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