During World War II, the Pacific archipelago Palau was the site of fierce battles between American and Japanese forces. History buffs and adventure seekers alike can explore WWII relics scattered across the islands, from battlefields and bunkers to sunken ships and plane wrecks resting beneath the waters.

Nestled in Micronesia, this stunning island nation is home to crystal-clear lagoons, lush jungles, and unique marine life, making it one of the world’s most breathtaking destinations. Palau is an up and coming hotspot, especially for Australian travellers. Here’s why you should book your Palau adventure before everyone else does.

Travel planning doesn’t have to be complicated or stressful. With a little organisation and creativity, you can turn your dream trip into a well-executed reality. Here’s my five-stage guide to travel planning like a pro.

Known for its dazzling turquoise waters, the UNESCO-listed Rock Islands, and its rich World War II history, Palau offers a wealth of experiences. Whether you’re diving, hiking, or exploring cultural sites, Palau is full of surprises. Here’s a detailed guide to the top things to see and do in Palau.