Babeldaob West and North Travel Guide

Explore Ngardmau On Babeldaob, Ngardmau rewards hikers with Palau’s tallest waterfall and thick limestone forest, plus ancient paths and stone monoliths. Explore Imeong Set into Babeldaob’s interior, Imeong gives access to jungle trails, limestone caves, small waterfalls and village homestays that showcase Palauan agriculture and clan traditions. Explore Mengellang At the northern edge of Babeldaob, Mengellang sits near limestone ridges, ancient stone monoliths and coastal fishing spots - good for walks, local markets and quiet sunsets over the reef. Explore Kayangel Kayangel’s single atoll offers a pearl-white sandbar, shallow lagoons and fringing coral gardens - ideal for snorkeling and bonefishing. Explore Ngardmau Waterfall Palau’s tallest waterfall, reached by a jungle hike in Ngardmau; visitors arrive for swimming pools beneath cascades, guided hikes and rainforest scenery. Explore Ngatpang Waterfalls On Palau’s Babeldaob island, Ngatpang Waterfalls lie within jungle terrain; visitors follow forest tracks to pools for swimming, picnicking and short hikes. Explore Badrulchau Stone Monoliths On Ngarchelong’s limestone ridges, scattered stone monoliths mark prehistoric ceremonial sites; visitors interested in archaeology and Palauan heritage come for the megaliths, coastal views and local cultural context.