Palau Aggressor II Itinerary
Best of Palau

8 days / 7 nights

About Palau Aggressor II

Five-star liveaboard trips with exceptional customer service
Comfortable dive deck, nitrox and a well-equipped tender
Perfect your images in the onboard photo and video centre
Highly experienced guides with a fun, friendly approach to hospitality

Enjoy a world-class dive holiday and top-tier service based on over two decades of experience onboard the renowned Palau Aggressor II liveaboard. This superb vessel’s photo centre and five-star dive facilities leave nothing to be desired by today’s discerning diver. And from the well-equipped dive tender, your exploration of Palau’s diverse sites is sure to be as smooth as it is exhilarating. WWII wrecks, untouched reefs and pelagic-filled currents await across this stunning, remote archipelago.

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Itinerary details

Length of trip 8 days / 7 nights

Number of dives 22 - 26

Experience Advanced Open Water - Minimum 30 dives

Insurance Required

Highlights

Circular itinerary exploring the best of Palau
Dense schools of marine life and dramatic underwater scenery
Dive into the famous Blue Corner and other world-class sites
Explore the stunning Rock Island with its jellyfish lake
Encounter manta rays, prolific marine life, and sharks
Dive Palau’s many wrecks from World War II
Night dives included

Day 1:

Arrive at the NECO Marine dock at 4:30 pm—board and check in, room orientation, set up dive gear, dinner; welcome and safety briefing 6 pm or later.

Days 2-6:
Eat, Sleep & Dive — full diving days, up to 5 dives per day including night dives; fresh snacks between dives and 3 hot meals daily.

Renowned as one of the world’s premier diving destinations, Palau is home to the UNESCO-listed Rock Islands—a breathtaking marine haven featuring exhilarating drift and wall dives, vast caves, and historic WWII wrecks.

Blue Corner: Palau’s iconic dive site. Reef hooks are a must on this current-swept plateau, where you'll hook in to watch grey reef sharks, barracudas, Napoleon wrasse, and massive schools of jacks.
German Channel: The top spot for manta ray encounters. This man-made channel channels nutrient-dense currents, creating an active cleaning station for visiting mantas.
Blue Hole: A stunning marine cavern entered from the top, where four large ocean-facing chambers flood the deep interior with beams of cobalt light.
Jellyfish Lake (Ongeim'l Tketau): A unique marine lake populated by millions of harmless, stingless golden jellyfish.

Note: Requires a special permit, permits snorkeling only (no scuba), and is subject to temporary closures by conservation authorities without prior notice.

Day 7:
Morning dive; yacht returns to port by 2 pm — explore Koror, shop, or visit the museum; 5 pm: Captain's cocktail party; 6 pm: dinner at a local restaurant arranged by staff.

Day 8:

At 6 am continental breakfast; 8 am check-out — taxis arranged for airport or hotel transfers (not included)

Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.