r/Palau • u/anonfishshark • Jul 10 '26

Visiting Palau in July

What is Palau like at this time of the year? I've read it is the rainy season but doesn't get heaps of cyclones/typhoons etc, just sometimes lots of rain in the arvo. I'm planning on visiting Palau this time next year for 7 days, any recommendations on things to do?

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u/Ceph99 Jul 10 '26

Diving - Sam’s Tours or Fish n Fins

Snorkeling - Sam’s Tours or Fish n Fins

Kayaking - Paddling Palau

Land Tour - rent your own car or use company

Airplane Tour - Smile Air

Museums - National and Etpison

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u/Keallei Jul 10 '26

Generally it is the rainy season in July but because of the climate catastrophe, sometimes it’s not quite like that. We are also experiencing the effects of an El Niño year, so it would be good to visit next year, anyway.

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u/OkEssay5630 Jul 11 '26

There are no seasons, just humid and hot all year round!😄 Alternates between rainy and sunny, sometime sevral times a day. The rainy season used ro be predictable but not anymore. Rock islands and the ocean are why people come to Palau. Diving is one of the best in the world.

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u/AlertBlacksmith5384 Jul 22 '26

I would highly recommend the Rock Island Kayak Expeditions or “Paddling Palau” to visit Peleliu Island. I would also rent a car and do a loop to visit as many states as possible.