About This Trip

Stunning is the only word to describe this destination! Unusual green mushrooms called the Rock Islands pierce the crystal clear blue water creating a safe haven to over 1300 species of fish and 700 species of coral as well as being the resting place for 50 WWII Japanese warships.

Dive Sites

Blue Corner 10 - 15 metres
This is the most famous dive site in Palau - ride the current to the wall and attach yourself to the rocky ledge using reef hooks. The hooks allow you to remain stationary and marvel at the large schools of grey reef and blacktip reef sharks swimming effortlessly against the current.

Pelelie Island 7 - 10 metres
This dive site is located at the southern most tip of the island and in this area currents collide along the steep wall to make an exciting drift dive where you are likely to see schools of hammerheads, silvertips, whitetip and grey reef sharks.
German Channel 18 - 20 metres
This site is teaming with exotic fish life and the main attraction is watching the manta rays settle at cleaning stations.

Snokel Site

Jellyfish Lake
This natural anomaly is a freshwater lake filled with hundreds of stingless jellyfish that follow the sun from side to side every day.

Price

Dates

Accommodation

7-17 July