As a 5* five-star dive centre, Fish ’n Fins offers full equipment facilities, including both air and nitrox, equipment hire, and tours and training for all levels of diving from beginners to advanced, plus IDCs. They pride themselves on their flexibility and personal service, and ensure that dive itineraries can be tailored to suit their guests by maintaining low numbers. There are both day and night dives, always led by experienced guides who can help you truly appreciate the environment around you. Photographers will find a great welcome here with introductory tours to show beginners the ropes, and private boats and guides diving at the best times and to the best locations for professional photography. The highlight of the diving is, of course, the sharks, who thrive in the sanctuary established in the area.

For those who enjoy snorkelling, there are daily tours to enjoy the fabulous soft corals around the shores. Guests agree that the quality of the service makes the whole experience one they’ll never forget.

Fish ’n Fins works with a range of partner resort and hotels, so you can choose your accommodation from five-star luxury to a more modest but still superb, beachfront hotel. At the top of the range are hotels with their own spa facilities, private beach, hot tubs, infinity pools, fitness centre and first-class, beach-view restaurants. On a tighter budget, you can still enjoy a beautiful room and private bathroom by the sea or further into town.

Fish ’n Fins’s Barracuda restaurant provides superb fresh local and delicacies, including vegetarian alternatives, and can cater for special diets. The company can also organise adventure activities, from skydiving to trips to experience the breath-taking views from the top of Palau’s highest peak, or jungle tours to the rainforest or local landmarks. Investigate the World War II tanks, relics and monuments on the land tour, stopping to swim in mini-waterfalls and mountain streams. If your interests are more water-based, there’s paddle boarding, or kayaking through the clear waters, mangroves or the marine lakes of the Rock Islands. Take a relaxed trip to Nikko Bay and the Bat Cave to celebrate the full-moon, or rediscover the ancient Palauan caves and spend the night under the stars.