Discover the Mystical Kayangel Tour

Kayangel Tour,
Explore the Mysterious Northern Tip

Discover the beauty of nature and enjoy the mysterious Kayangel Tour! Designated as a nature preserve, Kayangel is a special place where you can experience untouched nature as it is. 

Create a special day in Kayangel with its beautiful white sand beach, emerald sea, and abundant marine life. You might be surprised by the clarity of the water when snorkeling in the transparent sea. Try your hand at Palauan-style hand fishing and enjoy a fulfilling day exploring Kayangel Island. You can spend a day completely conquering the mysterious land of Kayangel. 

Why we recommend 'Impact Tour'

Imperial Palau Impact Corporation, hereinafter referred to as 'Impact Tour,' is the oldest and largest tour company in Palau. Starting with the formal proposal to the Palauan government to turn the Rock Island Tour and Jellyfish Lake Tour, which are currently enjoyed by all tourists visiting Palau, into tours, it boasts a tradition of 25 years. 

Impact Tour, which has never missed the title of 'Palau's Best Tour Company of the Year' designated by the Palau Visitors Authority every year, is the only foreign tour company in Palau that has its own business registration and tour company registration. Enjoy a special trip to Palau, the last Garden of Eden on Earth, a hundred times happier with the reliable Impact Tour! 

In Beautiful Kayangel

Kayangel State consists of 4 islands. Three of them are uninhabited, and the tour lands on Ngerbelas Island. On Ngerbelas Island, you can also see the beautiful Long Beach, which you can't help but admire when the tide goes out. Enjoy the untouched beautiful island. Because you can enjoy snorkeling in a designated environmental protection area, you can also enjoy swimming in the incredibly clear sea.

The population of Kayangel Island is about 40 people, and it is a very small village with 14 students in elementary school. Stroll through the charming village on Kayangel Island and heal! You can also see fruit beds while drinking ripe bananas or coconut juice grown on the island.