A naturally eco-friendly destination, Palau now boasts a new eco-tour, which was introduced just last year. The new Sense of Wonder ECO Tour is an environmental and education program supported by the Ebiil Society in the Ngarchelong state. The tour includes kayaking through the mangrove forests, nature games and a tour through Palau’s many historical remains, to name a few of the features.

Guests will enjoy close encounters of Palau’s endemic plants and animals; up close spiritual encounters; lessons on cultural legends; tours of historical remains such as stone monoliths; and a sumptuous Palauan lunch. Limited to small groups of up to six people, the tour costs $150 for adults and $130 for children (6-12 years old). The fee includes personal tour guide, tour, lunch, beverages and transportation. The program schedule is as follows: pick up/greeting at hotel; departure to Ollei, Ngarchelong; kayaking through the mangroves; lunch; visits to historical sites, stone monoliths, Taro Garden; and a Taro painting experience.

For more information, contact Dildoseb Eco Tour at (680) 488 6276 via phone or annsingeo@yahoo.com or isebong@hawaii.edu via email. Visit the operator at Dolphinspacific.com.
Palau, Micronesia

Located in the westernmost corner of Micronesia, Palau is an archipelago of more than 586 islands with about 20,000 inhabitants. Consistently ranked as one of the world's best dive destinations, Palau is the ultimate paradise for the adventurous traveler, boasting some of the most spectacular water features and beaches as well as the world famous Rock Islands and Jellyfish Lake. With more than 1,400 species of fish and 500 species of coral, some have called Palau the "8th Natural Wonder of the World," while others have identified Palau as "One of the Seven Underwater Wonders of the World."
For more information about Palau, please visit www.visit-palau.com.