Pleasant tropical weather all year round
The climate in the Palau (or Belau) archipelago is tropical, which means it is hot, humid, and rainy all year. In reality, there is no dry season, merely a decrease in the frequency of showers and thunderstorms between February and April. The archipelago is located north of the equator in the western Pacific. Babeldaob, the major island, is located approximately 900 kilometers (560 miles) east of Mindanao (Philippines) and at 7 degrees north latitude. The capital, Ngerulmud, lies on the main island, whereas Koror Metropolis, on a neighboring island, Oreor, is the major city (or Koror).
The ideal time to visit Palau is, well, all year. The tropical atmosphere and hot weather allow visitors to spend quality time in Palau throughout the year. In other words, the warm and sunny weather conditions in Palau are always conducive to tourists. A variety of plant and animal species thrive in the tropical climate. The intriguing flora and fauna of the Palauan rainforests captivate visitors with their unusual appearance and way of existence. Although the weather does not determine the ideal time to visit Palau, travellers can choose the best time of year based on pricing. To be more specific, from January to June, lodging and other travel costs might be very low. People are mainly busy with working and studying, and they rarely visit Palau from January to June.
