Generally speaking, soft corals will be much more colorful than hard corals. And beneath a cave in the PalauLok Islands, there are beautiful, colorful soft cockscomb corals.
Sometimes you may not be able to see the end, but you see beautiful purple corals, yellow corals...
Since the tide of the cave will continue to meet back and forth, about every three to five minutes, the direction of the water will change, especially at high and low tide.
If you encounter a countercurrent, please approach the sides of the rock wall first (beware of the sharp reef on the side), otherwise you will kick off your legs and will not be able to swim over. Slowly wait for the river to flow, and then follow the water through the mouth of the cave, so that you can enjoy the beauty of the ocean with ease and comfort.
Soft corals are now one of the must-see attractions when traveling to Palau, and the flowers blooming in the spring are dazzling.
The Rambling Tips remind you that these soft corals are not plants but animals, and are made up of many tiny polyps. If you accidentally touch the skin under the gorgeous sugar-coated exterior, you will be stung and itchy.
Here is the Long Wave Palau Tour, one stop to customize your Palau trip.