Read before you leave
Palau, an archipelago consisting of more than 300 islands spread throughout the western Pacific, is the definition of a tropical paradise. If you picture vibrant coral reefs, dense jungles bordered by limestone cliffs, and sun-soaked beaches, you are beginning to grasp the country’s natural splendor. As a dream location for adventure seekers, nature enthusiasts, and those hoping to unplug, Palau offers a rewarding experience for any traveler ready to venture off the beaten path. Here is the essential information you need to organize your journey to this stunning corner of the Pacific.
Flight time to Palau
Qantas currently operates a weekly direct flight to Koror departing from Brisbane. The total duration of the flight from Brisbane to Koror, located on the main island of the same name, is approximately 6 hours.
Entering Palau
Visa requirements for Palau
Holders of Australian passports are eligible for a 30-day tourist visa upon arrival in Palau, as long as they provide a passport valid for at least six months beyond their arrival date. Visitors must also possess a return ticket and evidence of adequate funds to cover their stay.