Palau Aggressor II Liveaboard

The boat provides a complete photo center with a computer to download photos and a camera table. There is a spacious sun deck with a hot tub, wet bar, and a grill. Palau Aggressor II itineraries include diving at blue holes, coral walls, drop-offs and you will get a chance to meet reef sharks, schools of pyramid butterflyfish, and numerous of tropical fish.

Boat interior
The liveaboard has 9 cabins that accommodate 18 passengers. All cabins onboard have one double bed and one bunk-style bed and are equipped with air conditioning and private showers. The boat’s lounge is perfect for relaxing and chatting with other divers on board, watch TV, or read books from the boat’s small library. The guests of the Palau Aggressor II can also spend time on the shaded sun deck, which has enough comfortable seating for all passengers on board.

Dive deck
The dive deck is big enough for every diver on board. It has a camera table and personal storage boxes for gear. There are also a lot of charging points for cameras. You can use the fresh-water shower for quick rinsing after diving.

Safety
There is all the necessary equipment to ensure your safety on board: emergency rafts, life jackets, safety and rescue equipment, first-aid kits, etc. 

Best for photographers
If you can’t live without your camera, then a photo trip on the Palau Aggressor II might be interesting for you. Try diving at beautiful destinations in Palau, like Jelly Fish Lake. You can also rent photo equipment on the boat. One of the available photo packages is the Olympus TG-4. The boat has a big camera table where you can maintain equipment after dives, and also charging points.

Diverse landscapes
The liveaboard offers you the opportunity to go to diverse landscapes. In Palau, you can explore wrecks, diving at coral reefs, and snorkel in a fresh-water lake. Divers can encounter lots of fish species and see many types of corals. Diving with the Palau Aggressor II is a great chance for a full-spectrum diving adventure.

Itineraries
The liveaboard visits all the best dive spots in Palau. During the safari, divers will get a chance to discover WWI wrecks, drop-offs, and the famous Jelly Fish Lake. Blue Corner is a highly rated spot in Palau, where divers can see schools of gray reef sharks, as well as eagle rays, manta rays, whitetip sharks, and hammerhead sharks. Another recognized dive site where the Palau Aggressor II goes is Chandelier, which consists of three caves with beautiful stalactites. One of the greatest dive spots to visit on Palau is Jelly Fish Lake, where you can snorkel with countless stingless jellyfish.

When to go
Palau is a year-round diving destination. The water temperature is always about 19-26°C/66-79°F. Some creatures can be seen throughout the year, but if you want to see whale sharks and manta rays, it’s best to visit from January to April. Turtles can often be seen from April to July