So much to see
Why not pull on your walking shoes and trek to the top of Capo d’Orso to see the iconic Bear’s Rock? It’s around €2 per person and the panoramas are well worth the price. Forged by the wind and the water, it’s truly unique!
Take a day trip to La Maddalena Islands
Just a short 40-minute ferry ride will take you to this stunning collection of seven islands. Along with secluded beaches, you’ll also find some lovely restaurants and shops. Don’t forget your swimming gear – the waters around here are primed for dips!
Beaches galore
When it comes to choosing where to lay down your towel, you’ll be spoilt for choice in Palau. Porto Faro is located right in the heart of the resort, with fine sand and clear waters. More of an active type? Porto Pollo Beach, just 7km west of Palau, is ideal for windsurfing, kitesurfing, diving and sailing.
What is Palau like for holidays?
Palau holidays offer a vibrant coastal experience with scenic beaches, colourful harbour views and easy access to the Maddalena Archipelago. It is a popular choice for those who want natural beauty, beach days and boat excursions.
Is Palau good for couples?
Yes, Palau is ideal for couples seeking both relaxation and adventure. Its scenic sunsets, waterfront restaurants and opportunities for boat trips create a romantic holiday atmosphere.
What are the beaches like in Palau?
The beaches in and around Palau are stunning, with white sand and clear Mediterranean waters. Nearby coves and islands offer additional secluded spots that are great for swimming and snorkelling.
When is the best time to visit Palau?
The best time to visit Palau is between May and September when the weather is warm and perfect for beach activities, island excursions and exploring the coastline.
What can you do in Palau?
Visitors can take boat trips to the Maddalena Islands, relax on local beaches, explore the harbour, try water sports and enjoy fresh seafood at seaside eateries.
