Palau

This time, I joined the East Line tour organized by the local Changhong. The guide called the hotel the night before to confirm the next day's itinerary and important notes with the guests. On the second morning, they arrived at the hotel on time to pick up the guests, so there's no need to worry. The itinerary was very full and well-paced. For those who didn't want to go to Jellyfish Lake, the guide also had an alternative plan before regrouping. Currently, there are indeed far fewer jellyfish, but I still managed to photograph some plump and adorable ones. Apart from Milk Lake, all other activities involved snorkeling. We saw Napoleon Wrasse and the coral was beautiful with many types of fish. At noon, guide Tony cooked a three-dish, one-soup meal plus BBQ, allowing everyone to rest on the island before continuing the afternoon's activities. We had a great time and saw all the fish we wanted to see. Highly recommended.

The tour guide was super professional! Besides teaching us how to snorkel and cooking lunch, they also told us some stories, such as the history of the Japanese sunken ship and the German Waterway. We were very lucky to have great weather; the sea we photographed was incredibly beautiful, with gradient colors, and we even encountered sea turtles. It was fantastic!