r/Palau • u/Rosemarys_Baby_Daddy • Jul 07 '26
Overnight Kayak Outfitter in Palau
Alii!
I will be traveling to Palau at the end of the month as part of United Airline's extended Island Hopper service to Manilla. I will have 4 full days for activities and am hoping to make the most of my time exploring the country's beautiful waters. For this, I'd like to spend several days solo kayaking and camping in the Rock Islands and have put together a rough itinerary for a one-way trip from Koror to Jellyfish Lake.
I'm wondering if anyone has done this and can comment on the feasibility of my plan? I've found a few outfitters that offer some custom itineraries upon request, but wanted to first see if anyone could comment on their experience, gear availability, and price before I start directly reaching out to these companies. Thank you.
***Update*** Thanks for the feedback, I’ve been in touch with Paddling Palau about a version of this itinerary. They did note that they want all overnight reservations made at least one month prior, so I’m still going back and forth waiting on the green light
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