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Viewed from up above, Palau’s glorious islands fascinated us passengers aboard Continental Airlines’ Boeing aircraft. (Continental is the only aviation company that flies to Palau and it has done so for over two decades.) 


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Sea Palau!

By Christine S. Dayrit | October 15, 2006 - 12:00am

As the sun begins to set on this Eden, the heavens high above blush with splashes of pink, mauve and red, while the celestial dance of the fishes changes step underwater. I remember a Palauan myth of the setting...

Travel and Tourism

Palau: Paradise Preserved

By Christine S. Dayrit | June 1, 2003 - 12:00am

My passion for the sea and what lies beneath it has fuelled my quest to find the most beautifully preserved paradise on earth. And then I found Palau, which I’m sure will remain pristine and magical a century...

Travel and Tourism