Palau Liveaboard DivingPalau is certainly among the some of the best diving you will find in the world. Wrecks, caves, reefs and so much more. Tiny Palau is home to a number of very nice liveaboard vessels of various sizes and styles. Typical vessels offer a 7 night cruise that will include unlimited diving over several days according to the operator There are some very special excursions that can last 10 & 14 nights - though these are only offered at certain times of the year. As with most liveaboard operators in the world - all meals are included, so once you are on board there is very little left to pay for and plenty of incredible diving to enjoy! Palau WeatherThe weather here is usually good - throughout the year! Liveaboards in Palau are usually unaffected by The monsoons and typhoons that torment much of the region.The diving (visibility) is rarely affected by the weather patterns and usually the rains are appreciated - as they cool things down a bit! There can be relatively sudden squalls that can cause waves, but this is fine - Palau is essentially surrounding a huge lagoon, so there are plenty of places to take calm harbor. The Marine LifePalau is frequently referred as one the top dive destinations in the world - both for it's wrecks but also for the incredible marine and big fish encounters. With a huge shark sanctuary as well as years of protection (instead of fishing) - this is a perfect place for underwater encounters. Eagle Rays, Manta Rays, Turtles, Jacks, Barracuda and hundreds of other species are to be easily found.Don't forget the coral! Palau is home to one of the world's largest coral ecosystems. Featuring incredible hard and soft coral, this makes for some sumptuous diving. Did we mention the lakes? In between the rock islands are some of the most amazing lakes in the world. These are home to unique and strange animals. Of course the most famous of all is Jellyfish lake. Home to millions of non-stinging jellyfish - this makes for a truly memorable visit. |
