The Most Instagrammable Places in Palau, Micronesia: 16 Epic Photo Spots
If you’ve ever scrolled past a photo of Palau in Micronesia and wondered, surely that water can’t actually be that blue, I have good news… it really is.
Palau is one of those rare destinations where reality genuinely looks like the photos. Think jungle-covered limestone islands floating in impossibly turquoise water, hidden waterfalls, white limestone mud, traditional meeting houses, WWII ruins and an underwater world filled with reef sharks, manta rays and giant clams.
But where are those iconic photos actually taken?
In this episode of Tourist to Traveller, I’m taking you behind the lens and sharing 16 of the most Instagrammable places in Palau, Micronesia... including what makes each location special and how to capture beautiful travel photos even if you’re using nothing more than your mobile phone.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
The best places to photograph Palau’s famous Rock Islands from above
Why kayaking is one of the best ways to photograph the Rock Islands
The most photogenic waterfalls, beaches and cultural landmarks
Where to find Palau’s fascinating WWII sites
The best locations for sunset and tropical island photography
Palau’s incredible underwater photography opportunities
Helpful Resources & Links
Dive deeper into The Most Instagrammable Spots in Palau in my full blog post.
Continue Exploring Palau
Kayaking the Rock Islands of Palau: discover what it’s really like to explore this extraordinary landscape from the water.
Where to Stay in Palau: compare accommodation options and find the right base for your adventure.
Best Tours to Do in Palau: discover the experiences worth adding to your itinerary.
Ultimate Travel Guide to Palau: my complete guide to planning a Palau adventure, including a seven-day itinerary.
Connect & Explore
Find destination guides, travel planning resources and more at touristtotraveller.com, and follow along on Instagram @_touristtotraveller for behind-the-scenes planning and future travel inspiration.
