Deluxe Stateroom

Double Stateroom

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.

Route Description - Best of Palau

All year round, the Palau Aggressor II crew encounters massive bait balls of scad in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.

•Big Drop-Off
A dramatic wall dive starting as shallow as 2 feet, dropping to 600 feet. Known as Palau’s most beautiful wall dive with vibrant corals, sea fans, and schools of reef fish.

•Blue Corner
Palau’s most famous dive. A coral shelf with steep walls and strong currents that attract gray reef sharks, tuna, rays, barracuda, and Napoleon wrasse.

•Blue Holes
Four reef holes lead into a massive underwater chamber rich in corals and pelagics like sharks, jacks, and rays. Located next to Blue Corner.

•Chandelier Caves
A cave dive featuring three chambers with stalactites and natural air pockets. Accessible via a short tunnel at 35 feet.

•Denges Passage
Located on Palau’s eastern coast, this natural channel is home to a rare family of cuttlefish, great for macro photography.

•German Channel
A man-made cut through the barrier reef with manta cleaning stations and marine life like sharks, barracuda, and lionfish.

•New Drop-Off
Similar to Blue Corner with strong upwellings that attract sharks, butterflyfish, and barracuda. Lush soft coral and sea fans cover the wall.

•Ngedebus Coral Gardens
Known for pristine hard corals and marine life such as turtles, clams, sharks, and schooling fish.

•Ngerchong
Includes two sites: a sloping wall dive (Outside) with corals and sharks, and the Coral Gardens (Inside), ideal for viewing diverse hard coral species, anemones, and cuttlefish.

•Peleliu
Southern Palau dive sites with steep, coral-covered walls. Great for spotting large pelagic species, especially sharks.

•Short Drop-Off
Near Koror Harbor, a sloping wall with giant sea fans and a coral garden full of reef fish and invertebrates.

•Siaes Tunnel
A deep cavern dive starting at 70 feet. Divers pass through a tunnel with coral-lined walls and may spot sharks, rays, and turtles.

•Ulong Channel
A half-mile drift dive with coral-covered walls and plate coral formations. Known for gray reef sharks and a smooth ride with the current.

•Wonder Channel
Inside the Rock Islands, this shallow wall dive hosts colorful corals, starfish, nudibranchs, and diverse macro life.

•Wreck of the Iro Maru
A WWII Japanese freighter sitting upright at 120 feet. The deck lies at 80 feet with open holds and coral-covered masts.