Seventy Islands

The Ngerukewid Islands, often known as the Seventy Islands, are Palau's most famous island landscape. The Seventy Islands is from Palau's name, Ngerukuid, which means "seventy". These islands are part of the Rock Islands archipelago, which consists of between 250 and 300 islands. The Seventy Islands are a collection of islands located in the southeastern section of the Palau archipelago. The visit to the so-called Seventy Islands is one of the best possibilities in Palau that should not be missed. These islands are known as "Micronesian Paradise" because they are sparsely populated.

Boat trips among the different islands or stays at island day resorts are included in the sightseeing tour. A helicopter ride over the Palau Ngerukewid archipelago is advised for a fantastic experience, as it allows you to see this region of Palau in all of its natural splendor.

Location: Seventy Islands, Ngerukewid, Palau
Best things to do in Seventy Islands: Enjoying sightseeing tours, Enjoying boat trips, Swimming, Snorkelling,…