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- +680 488 4500
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Island casual is accepted attire everywhere. Most people remove their shoes before entering homes and air-conditioned businesses. Some fine dining restaurants and clubs do not allow swimwear.
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Palau has no street names and no addresses; you give direction by either establishment name or relation to a landmark. For example: Palau Central Hotel is located on the main road opposite Palasia. We provide Airport Transfer. Transportation provided by business establishments and cabs are the common way for visitors to get around.
Palau has no street names and no addresses; you give direction by either establishment name or relation to a landmark. For example: Palau Central Hotel is located on the main road opposite Palasia. We provide Airport Transfer. Transportation provided by business establishments and cabs are the common way for visitors to get around.
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U.S. Dollar is the official currency of Palau. All major credit cards are accepted at most businesses except American Express. There are several banks and automated teller machines around town. Bank of Hawaii, Bank of Guam and Bank Pacific are branches of U.S. institutions.
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Palau is a pleasantly warm climate all year round with the average relative humidity at 82%. Best to carry sun block wherever you go. If traveling to Peleliu or Angaur bring mosquito repellent.
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Local energizer. Said to induce euphoria or a local “high”. Makes the saliva and mouth red. So, if you see locals chewing and spitting, you’ll know why. They will be happy to share what is locally referred to as “buuch” (pronounced “boo”).
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Palau National Hospital (488-2555) is a well-equipped medical center with professional medical staff. On weekends, the outpatient department (OPD) is unavailable, and only the emergency room (ER) remains operational. There are several private outpatient clinics and pharmacies in town (Yano’s Clinic/Belau Clinic, Pacifikamed Pharmacy, Family clinic). Emergency is 911.
Palau National Hospital (488-2555) is a well-equipped medical center with professional medical staff. On weekends, the outpatient department (OPD) is unavailable, and only the emergency room (ER) remains operational. There are several private outpatient clinics and pharmacies in town (Yano’s Clinic/Belau Clinic, Pacifikamed Pharmacy, Family clinic). Emergency is 911.
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