Board a traditional outrigger canoe and get out on the water in Palau so you may explore inlets and beaches. These watercraft were used as war canoes and transportation in ancient times. Palauan seafarers were expert navigators and would build their

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Board a traditional outrigger canoe and get out on the water in Palau so you may explore inlets and beaches. These watercraft were used as war canoes and transportation in ancient times. Palauan seafarers were expert navigators and would build their canoes out of a single tree trunk. Fish 'n' Fins takes you out on 28-foot fiberglass canoe replicas on tours lead by naturalists. Glide silently through the Rock Islands, mangroves, bat caves, and marine lakes. Or, if history turns you on more than nature, you can visit the remains of ancient Palauan villages, Yapese stone money quarries, and World War II Japanese forts and sunken seaplanes. One particularly popular cruise is to Ulong Island, home to one of the most beautiful beaches in the Rock Islands, where you can explore caves and listen to Palauan legends over an outdoor fire. All tours include drinks, swimming, hiking, and Palauan food
such as smoked and barbequed fish, steamed chicken, pork with taro leaves, tapioca and taro roots, and local fruits like pineapple, papaya, and green coconuts.

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