Kloulklubed City

Administrative center of Peleliu State, Palau

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Peleliu’s main village, Kloulklubed, is the starting point for WWII battlefield tours: coral roads lead to bunkers, memorials and clear water for snorkeling over wrecked landing craft.

Costs

Moderate to high: $120-250/day

Limited services raise costs for visitors; travel logistics add expense.

Safety

Safe but remote

Low crime but medical and emergency services are basic on Peleliu.

Best Time

December-April

Dry season is best for boat access and diving around Peleliu.

Peleliu's beaches and interior still contain numerous WWII relics from the brutal 1944 battle.

Local Time

9:33 AM

GMT+9

Weather

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Population

702

Why Visit Kloulklubed?#

Kloulklubed on Peleliu Island is a quiet village with deep World War II significance and excellent access to untouched coral reefs. War memorials and battlefield sites tell a poignant story for history-minded visitors, and nearby dive sites, sea caves and coastal snorkeling offer natural contrast to the island’s past. Small museums and local guides provide context, making Kloulklubed a focused stop for those combining remembrance with remote-island marine exploration.

Best Things to Do in Kloulklubed#

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Rock Islands

Group of limestone islands noted for marine biodiversity

Islands

Jellyfish Lake

Marine lake inhabited by non-stinging jellyfish

Lake

Koror Island

Main island of Palau and national population center

Island

Malakal Island

Small island in Palau near Koror

Island

Ngerekebesang

Island in Palau near Koror with residential communities

Island

Eil Malk

Palauan island hosting the famous Jellyfish Lake

Island

Belau National Museum

National museum preserving Palauan culture and artifacts

Museum

Peleliu Island

Palau island noted for WWII battlefields and diving

Island

Kloulklubed Bucket List#

Don't Miss

Peleliu WWII battlefield sites - Network of preserved battlefields, Japanese bunkers, and memorials across the island.

Peleliu Airfield & Memorial - Remnants of wartime airstrip and memorial plaques recounting the 1944 campaign.

Peleliu Relic Museum - Small museum displaying artifacts recovered from local WWII sites and personal stories.

Hidden Gems

Peleliu beaches - Quiet coral-sand beaches ideal for snorkeling, shell collecting, and relaxed swimming.

Bloody Nose Ridge battlefield - Visit Bloody Nose Ridge battlefield to see preserved trench lines and memorial markers.

Kloulklubed village life - Meet residents, sample island cassava dishes, and learn traditional crafts.

Day Trips

Koror Rock Islands - Short boat ride to Koror for Rock Islands snorkeling and glass-bottom tours.

Angaur - Ferry to Angaur for quiet beaches, WWII relics, and rural island life.

Best Time to Visit Kloulklubed#

Kloulklubed (Peleliu) enjoys its best weather December-April with calm seas and excellent snorkeling. The lengthy wet season increases rain and storm risk-be prepared for sudden changes to boat services and diving plans.

Dry Season

December - April

24°C to 29°C (75°F to 84°F)

Clear skies, calm seas and best visibility for diving and snorkeling-hot but less rain and boating is reliable; expect busy travel in peak months.

Wet Season

May - November

25°C to 31°C (77°F to 88°F)

Frequent heavy rain, reduced visibility underwater and lush landscapes-still warm, but dive conditions and ferry schedules are more changeable, so plan extra time.

Typhoon Season

June - November

25°C to 31°C (77°F to 88°F)

Elevated risk of tropical storms-rough seas, cancelled ferries and infrastructure strain; avoid nonrefundable bookings and carry flexible travel plans June-November.

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By Air

Roman Tmetuchl International Airport (ROR): The main international airport for Palau; visitors bound for Peleliu generally arrive at ROR (Airai) and then transfer onward by boat or charter. There are no regular commercial flights directly into Peleliu.

No other international gateways: ROR is the only practical international arrival point for Kloulklubed (Peleliu) visitors; plan onward sea or charter transfers from Koror or Airai.

By Train & Bus

Train: There is no rail service in Palau.

Boat / Road: Peleliu (Kloulklubed) is typically reached by boat from Koror - schedules are limited and crossings can take about 45-90 minutes depending on vessel and sea conditions. There may be occasional charter options; services should be booked in advance. On Peleliu, local taxis or walking are the usual ways to get around.

How to Get Around Kloulklubed#

Access to Peleliu is by boat or charter from Koror; services are limited so prebooking transfers and coordinating with local hosts is essential.

Boat / Ferry (Koror-Peleliu) (Varies (prebook)) - Peleliu is reached by boat from Koror - crossings depend on sea conditions and operator schedules and typically take around 45-90 minutes. Services are infrequent, so book transfers well in advance when possible.
Charter Flight / Private Transfer (Varies widely (charter rates)) - Occasional charters or private transfers may be available for Peleliu; these are faster but more expensive and must be arranged ahead of travel.
Taxi / Local Transport on Peleliu (Varies (local rates)) - On arrival on Peleliu local taxis or host-provided transfers handle short trips between the pier, accommodations and historic sites. Distances are short but services are limited compared with Koror.
Walking - Kloulklubed and many historic sites are compact and easily explored on foot once you’re on the island.
Planning tip - Because inter-island services are limited, coordinate arrival/departure times with transfer operators and accommodation providers to avoid long waits.