10 Things to do in Babeldaob Island That You Shouldn't Miss

June 2, 2021 Almeta Stockton

Discover the best top things to do in Babeldaob Island, Palau including Palau Escape, Big Drop-off, Airai Bai, Babeldaob Island, Palau National Congress, Japan Palau Friendship Bridge, Kaigun Sho, WWII Japanese Communications Center, Airai War Canoe, Island Seed Ltd., Odalmelech.

1. Palau Escape

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5.0 based on 20 reviews

Palau Escape

The highly-trained and professional staff at Palau Escape offer personalized dive packages and courses. We are a boutique operation, specializing in smaller groups. We can offer everything from superb half-day or full day snorkeling trips and discover scuba diving to tours around the more challenging dive sites in Palau for seasoned divers looking for new adventures. We can also run training courses via PADI, IANTD, & IART and can provide support logistics for technical dives: everything scheduled to your convenience. At Palau Escape, you set your own itinerary so you can enjoy your time among our reefs, wrecks, swim-holes and lagoons at your own pace.Francis Toribiong, the father of scuba diving in Palau, an inductee to the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame and the man who put the island on the diving map and discovered legendary sites like Blue Corner, is one of the owners of Palau Escape.Our goal is to make sure you have a safe, fun and completely unforgettable stay in Palau.

2. Big Drop-off

Melekeok, Babeldaob Island Palau
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4.5 based on 29 reviews

Big Drop-off

Reviewed By kangatashi

Palau snorkeling is amazing!! I had six days with Palau Diving Adventures (PDA) who are THE BEST!! Clear water, phenomenal corals and tons of fish. While Palau is known for diving, it also offers fantastic snorkeling. Other companies were reluctant to accommodate snorkelers. PDA provided an outstanding experience. Also, the two largest companies have very uncomfortable boats (I was on Sam's for kayaking) with backless benches. PDA have comfortable seats with backs. PDA's lunch was superior (those brownies!!). Best of all, the staff were terrific and went out of their way for snorkelers. If possible, try to do a snorkel only trip (minimum of four as compared to other companies who want eight) rather than combining snorkeling and diving.

3. Airai Bai

Airai, Babeldaob Island Palau
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4.5 based on 6 reviews

Airai Bai

4. Babeldaob Island

Airai, Babeldaob Island 96940 Palau +680 775 4132
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4.0 based on 15 reviews

Babeldaob Island

Micronesia's second-largest island is still undeveloped.

5. Palau National Congress

Melekeok, Babeldaob Island Palau +680 488 1930
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4.0 based on 27 reviews

Palau National Congress

6. Japan Palau Friendship Bridge

Babeldaob Island Palau http://www.palau-travelguide.com/japan-palau-friendship-bridge--38.html
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4.0 based on 6 reviews

Japan Palau Friendship Bridge

7. Kaigun Sho, WWII Japanese Communications Center

Located at the road junction to Ked and Kesebelau areas and near the Airai State community center, Airai, Babeldaob Island Palau http://www.palau-travelguide.com/kaigun-sho-ww-ii-japanese-communication-center-39.html
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3.5 based on 2 reviews

Kaigun Sho, WWII Japanese Communications Center

8. Airai War Canoe

Ordomel, Airai, Babeldaob Island 96940 Palau +680 488 1930 [email protected] http://www.pristineparadisepalau.com
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Airai War Canoe

Kabekl also known as War Canoe was the major type of ocean vessel that are distinguished from all others in Pacific area, they are usually low in the water when compared to the length of the boat and the size of the sail. Nevertheless, Palauan’s retained great skills in manipulation and maneuver of their canoe either by sail or paddle. The Airai war canoe was built around the 90’s by some of the elders of Airai and some of younger man who are involved in man’s association in the village, the tools that was used to carve the canoe was adze tools which is very common in every village who are construction the canoes. The war canoe’s length is base of the certain trunk of the tree and its quality, better yet, the longer the better, they’re usually 40 feet in length or more and 2 feet deep, to accommodate 40 people, and if you noticed the rope made of coconut husk is being used to hold all parts of the war canoe together as a replacement for nails.

9. Island Seed Ltd.

Island Seed Ltd.

We are a locally owned Boat Charter company whose specialize in lure fishing(casting and Jigging) for pros and beginners alike and personalized private family tours like (snorkeling in the famous World heritage sites(southern lagoon)and light tackle fishing for fresh sashimi and having lunch at one of the many beaches in the Rock Islands .Our guides are local and speak English and Japanese.

10. Odalmelech

Melekeok, Babeldaob Island Palau
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3.0 based on 1 reviews

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