Embark on Mesmerizing Palau Adventures With The Four Seasons Explorer

Palau, a Micronesian nation, may be regarded as less frequented by most, but with the opening of its first "cruising resort," the Four Seasons Explorer, Palau, Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts hopes to entice luxury travellers to explore the unique marine marvels of this island nation. With 340 uninhabited islands spanning a half-million square kilometres, this magnificent archipelago is classified as a protected marine territory. 

Customisable experiences abound aboard the 39-meter luxury catamaran, which features a plethora of facilities such as a PADI 5-Star Dive Centre and three decks, ten staterooms, and an opulent suite. Guests can partake in cultural encounters on verdant islands or dive into renowned sites. Diving in Palau's submerged environment presents an exceptional opportunity to encounter marine life and shipwrecks, as visibility can reach heights of 100 metres. 

Explore an abyssal realm comprised of drop-offs, blue holes, stalactite caves, canyons, reefs, and wrecks. Enormous schools of tuna, jack, wrasse, sweetlips, barracudas, batfish, and manta rays bask in the shadows cast by tranquil reef sharks, whale sharks, manta, and eagle rays. Moreover, the numerous islands' lakes teemblefish processing stingless crocodiles.

In addition to paddleboarding, snorkelling, kayaking, and angling, guests can engage in free diving and yoga at mineral-rich mud baths at remote locations. Aerial observaories, secluded waterfall pathways, and remnants of World War II battles provide historical insights and birding opportunities amidst verdant islands. Thousands-year-old rock engravings, traditional meeting houses, and stone monoliths are all for your exploration. 

Kindly reach out to us at reservations.pme@fourseasons.com or (960) 66 00 888 for further inquiries.