Can China driver's license be used in Palau? Palau Transportation+Shopping+Communication

Palau is now visa-free to China. Palau is called God's Aquarium, which is definitely a good place to watch the sea and dive. You can read the following before you leave, and then tell you what you should know before you leave, and you should prepare in advance.

1, Palau is suitable for tourism all year round, with an average annual temperature of around 30 degrees.

2. About time difference: Palau time is one hour earlier than Beijing time.

3. Entry and exit: Palau is currently visa-free and can use this passport to leave the country.

4. Consumption level:

First of all, everyone should be prepared. Outside China, the consumption patterns of WeChat and Alipay may not be applicable.

Hawaii and Guam, among Palau's three banks, can use UnionPay to get a daily limit of $200 from the self-service counter. If you check the balance, you need a handling fee!

② A small box of Haagen-Dazs in ②WCTC supermarket costs $3, and a seafood dinner costs $35 per person.

③ If you stay in a hotel in Palau, you usually need to put 1 USD on the bed and tidy up the room as a tip. Of course, I'll clean the room without tipping. Again, out of courtesy, it's best not to give coins.

④ Other expenses: 50 USD for sea tax (20 USD for departure tax+30 USD for environmental protection tax). Excluding the $50 tax on Jellyfish Lake.

), fishing costs $20, and the tour guide needs a tip of 10 and a departure tax of $50 every day, which are generally not included in the tour fee!

5. Preparation before travel:

① Certificate category: ID card, driver's license (for renting a car), passport, and copy of air ticket for traveling to travel itinerary. Suggest changing it to $800 at home? 1000

Electronics: underwater camera, selfie stick, mobile phone charger, mobile phone, adapter (Palau's plugs are two flat plugs, like China's, the hotel voltage is 1 10V, and some are 220V! )

Clothing: Just bring a refreshing summer dress, and of course bikinis, swimsuits and flip-flops are indispensable!

4 sun protection: mm who is afraid of tanning, sun protection measures are very important! Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen clothing, be sure to apply SPF50+ sunscreen.

Anti-mosquito: There are many mosquitoes on the island, so you should also bring anti-mosquito liquid!

⑥ Medicine: On the island, it is inevitable to go out to sea by boat. Take your own medicine for motion sickness, otherwise it will be uncomfortable.

6. Language: Palau locals can speak Palauan and English, and Long Wave's tour guide is also from China, so language is not a problem at all!

7. Communication category:

Network: Palau's network communication is relatively backward, so you can only find it in the hotel lobby!

② Communication: Now China Mobile has launched roaming service in Palau. The traffic is not supported, so it is not cost-effective to make a phone call. However, the ground agency has given a 3g phone card, which allows the tour guide to help with the traffic.

8. Transportation:

1. The most convenient way to get inland is to transfer from Hong Kong.

Tips: Because the seats on the journey and the return journey are actually the same, it is best to choose a good seat when handling the boarding pass.

2. There are few taxis in Palau, and there are no buses. One of my own skills is to ask the hotel front desk to help me call a taxi. The starting price is $65,438+00, and the taxi from the airport to the hotel is about $65,438+05. By the way, Palau also has the habit of tipping, and the tip is 10%.

The best way to come to Palau for the first time is to book the itinerary online and then pick it up by the local agency, which is also more labor-saving.

3, China driver's license can be used directly in Palau!

Tips: Generally speaking, there is only one road in Palau, and the local government insists on not overtaking. The speed limit is 40 miles per hour, and you can drive left and right in Palau. Most cars are right-hand steering wheel cars, which usually drive on the right.

9. Shopping category:

WCTC is the largest shopping center in Palau.

There is a duty-free shop on the first floor of Palau Hotel, which is not very big, but the price will be much cheaper than the airport, where the airport is smaller and there are fewer duty-free things.

10, Hotel:

Palau is an ordinary hotel, but the price is not generally high. Living there for one night ranges from 100 to $300.

1 1. About going to sea: get bath towels from the hotel and rent winter clothes.

Tips:

If you go diving in Palau, you must be wet. Don't be careless, but the sea breeze is cold.