Inclusions

Return airfares ex Sydney to Koror flying via Taipei with China Airlines

Australian departure taxes and applicable airline taxes (subject to change)

7 nights twin share accommodation at The Palau Central Hotel – Palau

Late checkout at the Palau Central Hotel (29th April 2020)

Breakfast daily

Return airport transfers

Diver Package

5 days diving with Sam’s Dive Tours (2 dives per day)

Includes: use of tanks, weights, dive guide services and free nitrox, if certified

Unlimited dives on Sam’s Macro Wall

Kayaking tour to Risong Bay

Includes transfers, lunch, refreshments, snorkeling equipment and naturalist guide.

Exclusions

Travel Insurance

Personal spending money

Extra Equipment Hire

Koror Sate Rock island permit – $50 USD per person

Peleliu State permit – $30 USD per person

Booking Conditions and Requirements

To secure your place on this trip, please complete an online booking form and return it together with a non- refundable deposit amount of $700 per person. Special Event Liability Release must also be completed by every diver. Package price is subject to change at any time without notice due to supplier rate changes and USD exchange rates. Package based on exchange rate of $1 AUD = $0.70 USD. See other terms and conditions as per the Dive Adventures website.

Palau Diving Information

Palau is a diver’s dream! A true “one stop shop” when it comes to diving! Healthy reefs, stunning walls, beautiful hard corals and soft corals, lots of sharks, huge mantas, turtles on every dive and huge schools of fish, tiny seahorses, elusive mandarin fish and lots and lots of tiny critters, all topped off with an amazing collection of WWII wrecks! Whatever your diving desire, Palau diving is sure to please!

World War II Wrecks of Palau

Palau was the headquarters of the Japanese command in Micronesia and was heavily fortified by the Japanese in the years leading up to WWII in the Pacific. Malakal Harbor was a major forward supply base for Japanese shipping. On March 31, 1944 U.S. dive-bomber strikes from aircraft carriers Yorktown and Bunker Hill, of Carrier Task Force 58 destroyed over 50 warships and airplanes of the Japanese Imperial Forces, making Palau’s western lagoon their final resting place. Most of the wrecks are located within a few minutes of the dive centre and remain in excellent condition for diving.

Questions

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