Koror is the capital city of Palau and is the state comprising the main commercial center of Palau, it consists of several islands and is connected by bridges to two neighboring islands, Ngerekbesang Island, Palau's second largest town in the eastern part of the island and Malakal Island, the site of Koror's port. The greater Koror area is best used as a base for trips to Babeldaob Island, Rock Islands, Peleliu, Angar and other islands of Palau.
Visitors will find shopping malls, hotels, internet cafe,restaurants, museums, souvenirs shops and dive shops where you will discover the treasure of Palau....underwater and land.
Explore and Discover Palau!!!
The Palauan archipelago was raised from the Western Pacific approximately 30 million years ago and offers some of the best, most diverse and ultimately fun filled diving the world has to offer. Imagine yourself immersed in crystal clear, blue waters, surrounded by Grey Reef Sharks at the world famous, Blue Corner. Swimming with the Manta Rays at German Channel, racing with the currents at the adrenalin filled Peleliu Express or taking your time, exploring one of Palau's numerous coral Gardens. Yes, Palau has something to offer every diver at every level, and we, at Maml Divers have the experience, the staff and the facilities to take you there. Maml Divers has been offering fantastic diving at fantastic prices for our customers since the year 2000, and continue to do so. We would like to offer our services to you. Not only do we have one of the more recognized dive centers in Koror, (the capital of Palau), but also own one of only 3 dive centers on the unspoiled, historic island of Peleliu. With dive tours, Courses, Snorkel trips, kayak and land based tours at the best, value for money prices, Palau has to offer, we at Maml, strongly believe that we have something to offer everyone.
Also, please check with the hotel which kind of adaptor they are using for electricity??
>> in palau, 110 voltage and 2 flat connector.
I still need to book my hotel in Koror. What is the closest hotel downtown to the post office? What would you recommend?
>>nearest,,, West Plaza DownTown or VIP hotel are nearest.. next is Palau Hotel, 3rd Guests Lodge and 4th Pent House.
do u have descompression chamber???
>>yes, it is in National Hospital in koror.
We would like to do some snorkeling / skin diving on non diving days. Are there any good snorkeling spots close to the hotel?
>>> no. only Palau Pacific Resort, they have. but not really good. Arround
>>> koror no natural beach well.
- We have more hotel questions, but ques that we will read more about it on Internet once we get the link...- Any other accommodation recommendations?
>>> If you like budget hotel, i reccomend Palau hotel or VIP hotel. bcz in
>>> down town. But if you lile beach resort,
>>> Palau Pacific Resort or Royal Hotel, but cost over $200 a night.
- Looks like you have your dive center in 2 places in palau. Does it make sense to split our holiday into two destinations?
>>> It makes more experience to you. bcz Peleliu has another super dive site
>>> and different life style. so silent and natural.
>>> I reccoment you to stay 4 night in Peleliu and 4 night in Koror.
therefore I would ask you once more
if we could avoid one night accommodation in DW motel since we will be supposed to arrive at 1:50 a.m. We might wait for you at the airport and you bring us to Peleliu then without using the motel. What do you advice?
>>yes, u can. but when no flight, airport close for a while. so you need to wait outside of airport. there are chair, not clod,, but nothing arround. it is up to u. we may pick up in the morning too.
Im a surfer and wondering if there are any good waves this time of year there? How much to get to a reef for half a day?
>> usually surfer go to Malkyok dock in Babeludaob island. you may need about $40-$80 for surf trip by tour company.
I am looking for chaep hotel about $30 a night.
> >> You cant find $30/a night hotel in Palau, but cheapest one is $40 per night. standard hotel are about $70 per night. You may check hotel list
at http://palaudivers.net/