What to bring
Korean transfer luggage weight limit: one piece per person, no more than 12 kg; check-in, one piece per person, no more than 23 kg per person.
Macau transfer baggage allowance: hand luggage is 7 kg/person, checked baggage allowance, outbound flights are 15 kg/person, return flights are 10 kg/person, luggage cannot be accumulated and overweight.
Basic information:
passport, air ticket itinerary, transfer ticket, US dollars, driver's license (for car rental), mobile phone, charger, mobile power, converter
Clothes:
swimsuits 3 sets (one set every day for going to sea), men's swimming trunks, beautiful clothes*n (just set yourself, you can go to sea during the day, and then change to dinner after going to the hotel for a shower in the afternoon. ), hat (keep it away when going to sea, and it will fly as soon as the sea breeze blows), diving glasses, flip flops, beach socks (you may have to wading for a while when getting off the boat, which is easier than wearing flip flops), sunglasses
Electronic devices:
gopro (it is good for renting Taobao, which is quite cost-effective), drone, SLR, waterproof covers for various equipment, tripods, selfie sticks
Others:
sunscreen! I brought Annai Sun. After passing the customs, I bought banana boat spray and aloe gel at the airport. I applied
every day to take good-looking props: for example, veils, bouquets, jewelry, shoes
cosmetics and skin care products
shampoo and protective stocks, which tend to bring your own shampoo and can quickly restore the dry hair soaked in sea water and soften
Other tips
Q: How long before starting to set the itinerary?
A: Depending on whether the trip date is peak season, I went there in April, started preparing for the itinerary in February, and officially scheduled in early March. It is recommended to book a month in advance.
Q: How much does it cost per person?
A: The prices vary greatly from hotel to hotel in different seasons. I have seen a person with less than 10,000 to 20,000 or even higher~
Q: Are the accommodation on the island really as bad as rumors?
A: Although the buildings in Palau are relatively simple, there are still many good hotels on the island. Palau mainly plays in the sea and spends little time in the hotel, so the hotel does not need to be particularly good~ This makes sense, just choose the one you like~
Q: How to surf the Internet?
A: Modern people are unable to live without the Internet, but Palau's Internet is not very fast. When the tour guide picks up the plane on the first day, he will send each person a phone card (there is not enough that night, we only received one), and charge 10 US dollars to get 500M traffic (you have to return the card to the tour guide when you leave the island). In addition, if you want to surf the Internet, you can only get the wifi in the restaurant, or some hotels have free Wi-Fi
Q: Do you need to bring jellyfish clothes, flippers and diving glasses?
A: I personally think you don’t need to bring jellyfish and flippers (unless you already have it or have requirements for the style), you can rent these three things on site before going to sea, and there are white flippers and diving glasses.
Q: Can contact lenses be worn underwater?
A: Can
Q: Do you need to bring your own beach towel?
A: No, you can rent it at the hotel front desk before going to sea. Just return it to the front desk when you come back from sea.
Q: Do you need to rent sunscreen and cold-proof clothes?
A: It is recommended to rent
Q: How scary is the sunshine in Palau?
A: Madam, my wife, she is out! Remember to prepare for sun protection. After all, island countries are almost the same
Q: How to solve the problem of three meals?
A: Most hotels include breakfast, and when you go out to sea, you can pick up Chinese food for three days and get a day of dinner. The lunch is eaten on the island every day. On the way back from sea, the tour guide will ask everyone if you go to the city tonight.
Q: Which restaurants are delicious?
A: We have been to the FC seafood restaurant (recommended by the tour guide), the Tiantian seafood restaurant (group meal, and later I thought it was good and went there again), jive (local restaurant, tasted good), Bem Ermii burger (taste is OK, but the amount is really big)
Of course, I have to eat seafood when I come to Palau, but after eating it a few times, I feel a little aesthetically tired. giant clam sashimi and tuna sashimi are good, mangrove crabs are delicious, the soup is similar to black chicken soup, which is the focus of traditional Chinese medicine~
Q: What is the daily trip to the sea, what do you want to bring?
A: At 9 o'clock in the morning, the tour guide came to the hotel to pick us up. First change your swimsuit, put on your clothes, and step on flip-flops. You can prepare sunscreen, gopro, camera, and mobile phone in the waterproof bag... If you have your own diving equipment, bring it with you, and then borrow 2 towels from the hotel front desk~
At noon, the tour guide will prepare lunch for us, including two meals (honey barbecue, sea fish, salad, vegetables, fish soup...), 1 hot pot (one pot is spicy and not spicy)
will return at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and then send us back to the hotel~ You can choose whether you need to pick up and drop it off in the evening. You can have a beautiful dinner after taking a shower~
Q: How to take beautiful underwater photos?
A: Palau is worthy of being the aquarium of God. You can see countless small fish surrounding you when you snorkeling, as well as gorgeous corals and blue and green giant clams... It won’t be bad if you take pictures~
Some tourist guides will send bread groups, each of whom pulls one in his hand and rubs out bread crumbs. The little fish will rush to see it. But be careful, these fish (especially yellow-tailed and blue-body small fish) have good teeth
Put your hands under your body to feed the fish so that the fish will not block your face. If the water quality is good, you can also take off your life jacket (but be careful) and take photos~ (PS: But be sure to wear a life jacket when driving the boat)
Q: Is the underwater follow-up worth it?
A: The photographer knows the characteristics of underwater attractions, and can also capture richer angles, and the photos taken are more ethereal, so I still recommend following them~
PS: White swimsuit and diving suit are more suitable! And in private, I feel that one-piece swimsuits are more effective than split swimsuits~
Q: Is it interesting to drive around the island by yourself?
A: If you want to experience the land landscape of Palau, you can choose to drive by yourself. Land roundabout is still a good experience (if you are not interested, you can sign up for a deep dive/experience diving instead of self-driving)
Q: What are the best things to buy in Palau?
A: The price of Palau is not low, but the price of Haagen-Dazs is similar to that of the United States, which is much more cost-effective than buying it in the country. There are not many types of souvenirs, you can buy them at the airport store. Volcanic mud soap and coconut oil soap are more distinctive~ Wood carving
Q: How much does it cost to bring?
A: Because the air ticket hotel and some car rental fees are paid in advance, if you don’t follow the photos, it’s enough for two people to bring 500-800. These money includes the cost of going overseas, tips, car rental fees, equipment fees, meals and snacks and gifts~
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