Must see
Abundant sea life
Turtles
Sharks
German Channel is located 37km/23mi southwest of Koror. The channel was cut through the shallow reef during the German occupation in WW2, to allow German ships easy access from the inner lagoon to the open sea. The site is a drift dive with well-developed walls of coral and an abundance of fish. Photo opportunities are excellent
When To Go Diving
The best season to dive German Channel is between November and May. The average water temperature stays around 27°C/82°F. Manta rays' numbers tend to be highest between December and March.
What to see
It is home to manta ray dive site, a natural cleaning station, and a shallow coral garden that features crocodile fish, nudibranchs, octopus, anemones, and clownfish. The manta ray cleaning station can be found at a depth of 20m/65ft on a wide sandy plateau with rocky outcrops, where a large number of giant manta rays and grey reef sharks get cleaned by cleaner wrasses. Also barracudas, lionfish, leaffish, schooling black snapper, trevally, turtles, titan triggerfish as well as some other fish patrol the area