Palau Rock Islands Southern Lagoon

“The guide then pointed to an underwater passage way. At low tide it does have 20-30 centimeter of open space but can be filled completely at high tide. It’s just a meter that you might be completely under water as the remainder there is some space above you. Do watch out for the sharp coral stones. I went first and when I surfaced I saw just green vegetation all around me. It was a hidden lake which can only be accessed through the narrow passage way.”

“The guide showed the way to a crystal-clear lagoon with a drop-off into darkness. A great place to relax in the shallow waters or snorkel around the corals at the drop-off. I was with my son and two other guests which was no problem. If you go kayaking and snorkeling don’t go with a too big group. You must float in the water without making to much noise so that the fish come out. If you just swim around, you won’t see much.”