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Palau Weather in February — Climate Guide

February in Palau is high

Avg High
31°C
Avg Low
24°C
Rainy Days
16
Sunshine
7h

Palau Weather in February — Quick Answer

As of 2026
Avg temp
31° / 24°
Rainfall
200mm · 16 days
Crowds
Busy

As of 2026, Palau in February averages a high of 31°C and low of 24°C with 200mm of rain over about 16 days. Dry-season warmth around 31°C/24°C, often one of the drier months. Light clothing, swimwear, a rash guard, and reef-safe sunscreen. Extreme UV (11) — cover up and reapply sunscreen on the water.

February is high for Palau.

February is often one of Palau's drier, sunnier months, with the usual hot, humid 31°C/24°C days. It is a strong window for the water-based experiences that define Palau.

Seas tend to be settled and visibility good, making it a fine month for the Rock Islands, snorkeling and the signature dives. If diving is your priority, the drier months like February stack the odds in your favor.

Crowds: Busy Prices: Peak
9 /10

Travel score

Palau February Weather Stats

Avg High

31°C

-10°
40°
Temperature range

Avg Low

24°C

Rainy Days

16

200mm total

Sunshine

7h

Daily avg

Humidity

80%

muggy

UV Index

11

Extreme

Wind

16 km/h

Gusts 28

Crowds

Busy

At attractions

February Sunrise & Sunset

Sunrise
06:25
Day length
12h 05min
Sunset
18:30
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Air Quality

24
AQI
Good
GoodModeratePoorVery poor

PM2.5

7 μg/m³

PM10

15 μg/m³

Status

good

Feels-Like Temperature & Wind

Feels like

Daytime

36°C

/

Nighttime

26°C

Humidity and wind affect how the actual temperature feels.

Wind

16 km/h

Max gust 28 km/h

Activities Recommended for February

Rock Islands boat day Diving the famous walls and channels Snorkeling and beach days Jellyfish Lake (check current conditions)

February Travel Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Often one of the driest, sunniest months
  • Excellent diving visibility
  • Reliable Rock Islands boat days

Cons

  • Peak-season pricing
  • Extreme UV (11)
  • High humidity year-round
  • Limited flights and rooms — book early

February Events & Festivals

  • One of the drier, sunnier months — strong diving conditions
  • Continued peak-season demand
  • Good visibility for the famous dive walls

Palau in February — Full Picture

February is often one of Palau's drier, sunnier months, with the usual hot, humid 31°C/24°C days. It is a strong window for the water-based experiences that define Palau.

Seas tend to be settled and visibility good, making it a fine month for the Rock Islands, snorkeling and the signature dives. If diving is your priority, the drier months like February stack the odds in your favor.

Demand stays high through the dry season, so reserve flights, hotels and dive days in advance — options are genuinely limited for such a famous destination.

As always, showers can still pass through and humidity is high, and the Jellyfish Lake experience varies — confirm what people are seeing before buying the permit.

What to Wear & What to Pack

Dry-season warmth around 31°C/24°C, often one of the drier months. Light clothing, swimwear, a rash guard, and reef-safe sunscreen. Extreme UV (11) — cover up and reapply sunscreen on the water.

Packing Checklist

Light breathable clothing
Swimwear, rash guard
Reef-safe (mineral) sunscreen
Hat, sunglasses
Water shoes, dry bag
Reusable water bottle

Seasonal Weather Overview

Spring (Mar·Apr·May)

Avg High

31°C

Avg Low

24.7°C

Rainy days

17/mo

Busy Peak

Summer (Jun·Jul·Aug)

Avg High

31°C

Avg Low

25°C

Rainy days

21.7/mo

Quiet Low season

Autumn (Sep·Oct·Nov)

Avg High

31°C

Avg Low

25°C

Rainy days

18.7/mo

Moderate Shoulder

Winter (Dec·Jan·Feb)

Current
Avg High

31°C

Avg Low

24.3°C

Rainy days

18/mo

Busy Peak

Palau Monthly Weather Comparison

Month High Low Rain Sun Humid UV Crowd Price
January (Best)
31° 24° 19d·280mm 6.5h 82% 11 Busy Peak
February (Best)
31° 24° 16d·200mm 7h 80% 11 Busy Peak
March (Best)
31° 24° 16d·220mm 7h 80% 12 Busy Peak
31° 25° 16d·230mm 7h 80% 12 Busy Peak
31° 25° 19d·280mm 6h 83% 11 Moderate Shoulder
31° 25° 21d·320mm 5.5h 84% 11 Quiet Low season
31° 25° 22d·380mm 5h 85% 11 Quiet Low season
31° 25° 22d·360mm 5.5h 85% 11 Quiet Low season
31° 25° 20d·300mm 5.5h 84% 11 Quiet Low season
31° 25° 18d·250mm 6h 83% 11 Moderate Shoulder
31° 25° 18d·240mm 6h 83% 11 Moderate Peak
31° 25° 19d·290mm 6h 83% 11 Busy Peak

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is February a good time to visit Palau?

Palau in February is high. Tourist crowds are busy and flight/hotel prices are peak.

What's the average temperature in Palau in February?

Palau February averages a high of 31°C and a low of 24°C.

Does it rain much in Palau in February?

Palau February averages 200mm of rainfall over about 16 rainy days.

What should I wear in Palau in February?

Dry-season warmth around 31°C/24°C, often one of the drier months. Light clothing, swimwear, a rash guard, and reef-safe sunscreen. Extreme UV (11) — cover up and reapply sunscreen on the water.

What time are sunrise and sunset in Palau in February?

Palau February sunrise is 06:25 and sunset is 18:30, with 12h 05min of daylight.

What's the air quality like in Palau in February?

Palau February air quality (AQI) averages 24, rated Good. PM2.5 averages 7μg/m³.

What activities are recommended in Palau in February?

In February, Palau is great for Rock Islands boat day, Diving the famous walls and channels, Snorkeling and beach days.

Is February peak season in Palau?

Palau February crowds are busy and prices are peak. Advance reservations are strongly recommended.

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