Palau's tourist guide must-see tourist attractions in Palau.

There is only one way to travel to Palau, and that is by plane. Friends in different places may choose different ways. There is also Bian Xiao who wants to say that the jellyfish lake in Palau is super beautiful, but it's a pity that Bian Xiao can't go now.

Direct flight to Palau-North-South recommendation

Due to diplomatic relations, there are no direct flights to Palau in China for the time being. The south needs to transfer to Hong Kong, Macau and Taipei. What about the north? You have to go to Seoul, South Korea for a connecting flight.

Hong Kong, Macao and Taipei: It is most convenient and quick for friends from the south to transfer to Hong Kong and Macao. You only need to show your passport and round-trip air ticket when you go through customs. On the way back, you can also visit Hong Kong or Macao, feel the plot scenes in TV dramas and taste the local food by the way. In this way, it is a trip to two tourist destinations (Hong Kong and Palau) or (Macau and Palau).

Taipei: The transfer in Taipei is the most expensive and the procedures are complicated. You need an entry permit, which is almost unnecessary. Of course, having friends in Taipei can also be considered.

Seoul: Friends in the north put up their hands. If it is simply convenient, friends in the north can transfer to Seoul, but the price is a little different from the reality, because they can't leave the airport on the way. If they need to stay in Seoul, they must apply for a Korean visa in advance. And the transfer fee is relatively higher than that of Hong Kong and Macao.

Now major travel agencies and airlines have fixed the travel time of Palau. Because of their planning, the time is relatively reasonable for those of us who don't understand. The average travel time is about 6 days and 5 nights.

Five days and four nights. You can choose the corresponding itinerary according to your personal time.

Jellyfish Lake, a must-see attraction in Palau, is a unique non-toxic golden jellyfish lake in the world. It is also a must-see place for snorkeling in Palau. Countless golden jellyfish swim together in the lake. They look unsuspecting. In the sunlight, they are more like a layer of light. They lived in peace with us in the lake, leaving us with beautiful moments.

Shark City: Who dares to get in touch with sharks? When I didn't come to Palau, I didn't even think about it. When you come, you will find that sharks are actually much more docile than what you see on TV. Let's have an exciting challenge and make your heart beat wildly!

Mermaid Waterway: It's like falling into God's fish tank, where you will feel the wonderful feeling of being surrounded by fish, dance with the fish and leave a silhouette surrounded by fish.

The above attractions can be said to be a must-see, especially the combination of honeymoon, lovers and girlfriends, which is super suitable for taking photos and playing romance.

Reminder: Due to the phenomenon of Sakura in the Pacific Ocean, the rainfall decreases and the water temperature rises. Recently, the number of jellyfish in jellyfish lake has dropped sharply. Many newborn jellyfish hide under the water to avoid high temperature, so the visibility of the lake should not be high. The jellyfish elves will meet you again when the temperature is right!

German Waterway The German Waterway was formed more than/kloc-0.00 years ago when German soldiers blew up coral reefs with explosives to transport sulfur minerals. Now it has become another landmark of Palau, where Palau's Seven Colors Sea is located. According to legend, seven different sea colors can be seen in this sea area. In the middle of the waterway, the water is crystal clear, green and light green, and gradually extends to both sides. Because there are coral reefs on both sides, the water is gray in different degrees. Going deeper into the sea, the sea water gradually turns from light blue to dark blue. In addition to watching manta rays, there are various places where barracuda, grouper, lionfish, leaf fish, shell fish and other fish groups gather.

Blue spot is a diving spot that divers all over the world yearn for. Most of the V-shaped places facing the sea face the tide, and many fish tend to stay here. This feature is found in most parts of Palau. Especially the blue corners (blue

Cover) is the most outstanding. There are many fish and large creatures here, and there are few good and bad conditions. Compared with the diving places in the world, it is outstanding in all aspects.

Diving instructions ① People with cardio-pulmonary vascular diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension and asthma, should pay attention to their physical condition. Deep diving is not recommended.

② People who have just finished diving should avoid flying within 12 hours, and it is not recommended to arrange diving on the fourth day. If you dive many times or scuba dive in one day, avoid flying within 24 hours.

Diving is an activity that requires professional knowledge and skills. To use scuba divers, they must be trained and accompanied by professionals before entering the water. Although deep diving is the most exciting activity in Palau, if you don't have a diving license, you may have to bid farewell to famous diving spots such as Blue Hole and Blue Corner.

(4) When launching, avoid stepping on any underwater creatures in the sea. Coral is a very fragile creature. You should not touch or stand on it. Sea snakes are poisonous and sea eels are fierce. If you encounter them, please stay away as soon as possible to avoid being bitten.

⑤ Children and the elderly are weak, and they are easy to catch cold after coming out of the water. Please prepare corresponding clothes to change.