LIVEABOARD DIVING IN Koror

Koror is the largest city in Palau, and serves as the country's main commercial and tourist center. Roman Tmetuchl International Airport is located here. Koror offers a wide variety of water sports such as sailing, fishing, snorkeling, diving, parasailing, surfing, kayaking and jet-skiing to name only a few. From wreck diving, to cave diving, to channel diving, Koror has it all. Most popular dive sites Among popular dive sites the nearest ones are Jellyfish Lake, Ulong Channel, Blue Hole, Chandelier Cave, Helmet Wreck, Iro Wreck, Pincher's Reef (best dived at night) and others. Jellyfish Lake is a unique site - it is filled with nearly 2 million jellyfish. Helmet wreck, an unidentified Japanese cargo ship, sunk in 1944, was only discovered in 1990 at the depth of 15-35m/50-116ft. She only measures a modest 58m/191ft, but there is much to see. It is a fascinating dive where down in the ship's holds, boxes of depth charges, helmet stacks, webbing and 3 large aircraft engines can be found along with some machine guns, rifles, old boots, boxes of shells.