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Pulo Anna

Island

Pulo Anna sits in Palau's southwest island chain within Sonsorol State, a tiny, remote island with traditional village life. Sporadic expedition cruises and cultural visitors come for reef diving, canoeing and community visits.

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Pulo Anna essentials

Address: Pulo Anna, Sonsorol State, Palau (remote island/atoll)

About Pulo Anna

A small island in the state of Sonsorol in the Republic of Palau. It forms part of the western island groups of Palau.

The island is small and remote with no major visitor infrastructure. Interest is primarily geographic and nautical rather than based on visitor facilities.

Like other outer islands of Palau, it has local significance within the island group but has not been developed as a major settlement or tourist centre. Historical information is primarily local.

Located in the western part of Palau within Sonsorol state, remote from Palau’s main island clusters.

When to Go

Best Time to Visit Pulo Anna

Pulo Anna is remote and best attempted in the dry season; access requires local arrangements in Sonsorol State.

Dry season
December-April · 27-31°C
Calmer seas and better visibility for snorkeling and boat travel.
Wet season
May-November · 25-30°C
Higher chance of squalls; travel plans can be affected by weather.
Getting There & Around

How to Get to Pulo Anna

Pulo Anna is accessible only by private boat or local inter-island transport arranged through Sonsorol State authorities. There are no regular passenger services.

Tips for Visiting Pulo Anna

  • This is extremely remote - arrange transport and permissions through local state authorities in Sonsorol before travel.
  • Bring ample supplies and be prepared for basic landing conditions; there are no visitor services.
  • Respect local regulations and the delicate reef ecosystems when diving or snorkeling.