Walk the coral ridges, rusting tanks, and cave bunkers of one of the Pacific War's fiercest battlegrounds with a guide who knows the island's families and its silences.
What to expect
After a scenic boat crossing from Koror, you're met by a guide who leads you through the invasion beaches, Bloody Nose Ridge, and a preserved Japanese command cave still holding wreckage from 1944. Lunch is a simple island meal near the old airfield. The pace is reflective, with long stretches to absorb the landscape's weight rather than rush between stops.
Good to know
Full-day commitment (7-8 hours); confirm this fits your port call, as it's the furthest excursion from Koror. Wear sturdy shoes for uneven coral terrain and bring cash for the small village fee.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Palau — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.