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HIGHLIGHTS

Dive primer
  • Water Temp: 79-82°
  • Visibility: 80-100'+
  • Wetsuit: 1.5mm to 3mm
Best time to travel
  • Year-round
Favorite dive sitesPalau
  • Blue Corner
  • Chandelier Cave
  • Blue Holes
  • Peleliu
Yap
  • Mi'il Channel
  • Lionfish Wall
  • Valley of the Rays
  • Yap Caverns
Truk
  • Shinkoku Maru
  • Fujikawa Maru
  • San Francisco Maru
  • Northeast Pass
Topside attractionsPalau
  • Jellyfish Lake
  • Kayak through the Rock Islands
  • WWII relics at Peleliu Island
  • Cultural and waterfall tours
Yap
  • Hike or bike the Stone Paths
  • Sail a traditional Yapese outrigger
  • Remains of a Japanese WWII aircraft at old airport
  • Visit the Ethnic Art Institute at Trader's Ridge
Truk
  • Explore historic WWII sites
  • Sapuk Lighthouse
  • Tonata Guns and Caves

Other Things to do

    In the heart of the Western Pacific Ocean, a trio of destinations deliver some of the most storied dives on the planet. Yap's international claim to fame are the giant manta rays that appear within near clockwork precision, often joined by grey, black and white tip reef sharks. The floor of Chuuk Lagoon is strewn with a Japanese fleet now covered in thick growths of coral, with dim interiors holding relics of a time past. Palau delivers a smorgasbord of underwater adventures, from the swirling sea life drawn by the currents at Blue Corner to the shadowed chambers of Chandelier Cave and the unique freshwater residents of Jellyfish Lake.