Located just outside the city of Koror, our resort lies on a spectacular private white-sand beach overlooking the blue Pacific. Guest rooms are very comfortable, and there’s a nice selection of toiletries, slippers, and comfy robes offered. The resort is now almost 25 years old, but it has aged well and the grounds are beautiful and full of lovely orchids (you can visit the onsite greenhouse where they are grown). There is inside or outside dining, a bar (try one of their signature Milky Way drinks), a swimming pool, an in-house dive shop, a hair salon, and a hot tub overlooking the Pacific. Breakfast at PPR is a treat, with generous selections for both Western and Eastern palates, including traditional Japanese items as well as omelettes and pastries.

On the phenomenally beautiful Rock Islands, we enjoy our own wonderful campsites chosen for their beauty and access to fantastic snorkeling. Our private, full-service camps have walk-in tents, a toilet tent, solar shower, and a dining tent set with table and chairs. After full days of physical activity, we’ll have good appetites, and our camp cooks provide delicious meals. Typical breakfasts include fresh papaya, pineapple, eggs, pancakes, or Palauan specialties. Lunch is usually picnic style, featuring sandwiches and fruit. Dinner is usually a beach barbecue with fresh-grilled fish or chicken, vegetables, and baked local desserts while we savor the sunset. Our support boat goes ahead to each new campsite with our gear so that our new camp is set up and awaiting us on arrival.

On the phenomenally beautiful Rock Islands, we enjoy our own wonderful campsites chosen for their beauty and access to fantastic snorkeling. Our private, full-service camps have walk-in tents, a toilet tent, solar shower, and a dining tent set with table and chairs. After full days of physical activity, we’ll have good appetites, and our camp cooks provide delicious meals. Typical breakfasts include fresh papaya, pineapple, eggs, pancakes, or Palauan specialties. Lunch is usually picnic style, featuring sandwiches and fruit. Dinner is usually a beach barbecue with fresh-grilled fish or chicken, vegetables, and baked local desserts while we savor the sunset. Our support boat goes ahead to each new campsite with our gear so that our new camp is set up and awaiting us on arrival.

On the phenomenally beautiful Rock Islands, we enjoy our own wonderful campsites chosen for their beauty and access to fantastic snorkeling. Our private, full-service camps have walk-in tents, a toilet tent, solar shower, and a dining tent set with table and chairs. After full days of physical activity, we’ll have good appetites, and our camp cooks provide delicious meals. Typical breakfasts include fresh papaya, pineapple, eggs, pancakes, or Palauan specialties. Lunch is usually picnic style, featuring sandwiches and fruit. Dinner is usually a beach barbecue with fresh-grilled fish or chicken, vegetables, and baked local desserts while we savor the sunset. Our support boat goes ahead to each new campsite with our gear so that our new camp is set up and awaiting us on arrival.

Located just outside the city of Koror, our resort lies on a spectacular private white-sand beach overlooking the blue Pacific. Guest rooms are very comfortable, and there’s a nice selection of toiletries, slippers, and comfy robes offered. The resort is now almost 25 years old, but it has aged well and the grounds are beautiful and full of lovely orchids (you can visit the onsite greenhouse where they are grown). There is inside or outside dining, a bar (try one of their signature Milky Way drinks), a swimming pool, an in-house dive shop, a hair salon, and a hot tub overlooking the Pacific. Breakfast at PPR is a treat, with generous selections for both Western and Eastern palates, including traditional Japanese items as well as omelettes and pastries.