r/Palau 23h ago

Palau for a few days

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Hi 👋🏼 we are planning a visit to Palau and wondering if the cultural background is similar to PNG. I speak a little Tok Pisin is this spoken in Palau at all?

As we are Australian, we would be interested to know if the hotels and restaurants serve Australian red wine beers food etc or should we bring some wine with us. How many wine bottles can each person bring into the country each.

I’ve noted the recommended restaurants and hotels on this forum thanks . We are more interested in sightseeing and immersing ourselves into the cultural heritage, people and food of Palau . Also how’s the coffee there? Is it grown roasted locally.

Last question. Can we swim in the beaches. If so which ones would you recommend

Thanks 😊