• Shuttles: Pick-up and drop-off services from your hotel in Koror

• Meals: Most of our lunches are in Bento Style

  • Full-Day Tours: Lunch & Drinks

  • Half-Day Tours: Snacks & Drinks

• Equipment: 

  • Dive Tours: 12-liter Air tanks/Nitrox tanks, weights, weight belt

  • Snorkeling Tours: Mask, Snorkel and Fins; life jacket.

• Dive Courses: Dive equipment required for each course.

When you dive into the action here in Palau, you might encounter some friendly fees in the form of permits from the state. No worries, though – these fees play a crucial role in keeping our paradise thriving. They support the preservation of our stunning natural resources. The popular Koror State Rock Islands Permit and the Koror State Jellyfish Lake Permit are your tickets to all the excitement.
Keep the good times rolling and check out the deets on these permits below. Just remember, prices might shimmy a bit, so double-check with the local authorities before you dive in!

• State Marine Park and Land Tour permits. Permit prices quoted are subject to change by local authorities; verify current fees before your visit.

  • Koror State:

    • Rock Islands Permit: $50 per person; valid for 5 days.

    • Jellyfish Lake Permit: $100 per person; valid for 5 days.

  • Peleliu State:

    • Diving Permit: $60 per person; valid for 5 days.

    • Snorkeling Permit: $30 per person; valid for 5 days.

  • States in Babeldaob

• Entrance Fees: Entrance fees and permits to cultural sites are not included. They range from $5-$20 per person. Tours involving such fees: Koror City Tour and Babeldeob Land Tour. 

• Shuttles: Pick-up and drop-off services from locations beyond Koror, e.g., Airai.

• Meals: Special requests for high-cost food items or items not readily available in Palau; Beach BBQ; Alcoholic and canned beverages.

• Equipment: 

  • Diving: Dive computers; 15-liter tanks; gas mixes over 36% EANx, O2 Fills, scrubber, and gear setup for tec diving.

  • Snorkeling: Wetsuit.