Palau Siren Itinerary

Palau Islands 7N

Day 1:
Embarkation from Sam's Tours at 17:30 followed by introductions, boat and safety briefings and dinner. There is no diving on embarkation day.

Day 2: 
Departure from Malakal Harbour after breakfast, followed by a check dive and up to 3 subsequent dives, as outlined below. 

Days 3-6: 
Up to 4 dives a day, scheduled as follows:

- Light breakfast followed by a briefing & dive 1

- Full breakfast, relaxation followed by briefing & dive 2

- Lunch, relaxation, followed by briefing & dive 3

- Snacks and relaxation

- Briefing for sunset or night dive

- Dinner

Diving on these itineraries focuses predominantly on the Rock Islands Southern Lagoon, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The islands have narrow channels and current flows that change with the tides, making navigation around some parts of the lagoon more ideally suited to the skiff tenders. Additionally, Palau Siren and all other liveaboards in Palau are mandated to use specific mooring areas and anchorage points scattered around the Rock Islands, meaning that cruising within the lagoon and around the islands will be minimal. The following is an overview of dive sites we may visit during your liveaboard itinerary. While we wish to show you the very best diving possible, the safety of all on board remains paramount throughout each itinerary. 

Day 7: 
For your last full day on board, we schedule up to 3 dives* before the boat cruises back to Malakal Harbour, where it will remain at anchor overnight. 

Day 8: 
Following breakfast on board, disembarkation is scheduled for 10:00. 

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