Palau
PALAU, MICRONESIA
Palau lies 1,000 km (600 miles) east of the Philippines. It is world renown for marine bio-diversity and an abundance of large pelagic animals that includes schools of sharks and lots of manta rays, turtles on every dive, school of barracudas, elusive mandarin fish and lots of critters. Palau also offers exciting wreck diving with one of the Pacific’s largest collection of intact WWII shipwrecks and plane wrecks, snorkeling in the Jellyfish Lake and an unforgettable dolphin encounter in the Rock Islands. Palau is a divers dream! A true “one stop shop” when it comes to diving! Whatever your diving pleasure, level of interest or experience level, Palau diving is sure to please! The majority of diving in Palau consists of drift diving along the beautiful walls, plateaus and coral gardens of the outer barrier reef, a forty minute boat ride from Koror through the picturesque rock islands.
Reference: Palau Diving, www.ustravel.com
2005 TRIP
Photography; Fritz, Tom Ventura & Dave Santos
2007 TRIP
PHOTOGRAPHY: Jonet, Orly, Ernan, Ali & Dave
2008 TRIP
PHOTOGRAPHY: Dave & Albert
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Congratulations to the creators of this site. It is truly entertaining and informative. Brings back good memories of Palau. Makes you want to visit again. Great work!
P.S. You have my permission to upload my palau 2007 pics if you like.
Thanks Doc for your heartwarming compliment and for giving your blessing on the Palau 2007 upload. I will upload them as soon as I get the CD from Dave. And also don’t forget to give us a copy of your Tubbataha trip as soon as you get back. Have a safe trip
Can’t wait to see Palau 2007 photos.
What can I say… the pictures in Palau says it all, and I can’t wait to dive again. In fact, soon after we got back, I was ready to book for the next trip. One of my best dive trips as of date. Many thanks to our tour and event coordinator, Dave Santos and DM Ernan.
Wow! I have a photo with the jellies! THANKS TAY!