Palau is a breathtakingly beautiful archipelago comprised of emerald green jungle-covered rock islands, surrounded by clear turquoise waters. As a top scuba diving destination, Palau is best known for its world-class shark dives, amazing biodiversity, and its unique jellyfish lake. Palau also hosts one of the world's largest protected marine area.[1]
There is a good selection of Palau liveaboards to choose from. Dive resorts are also available in Palau, but if maximizing the amount of time spent diving is your priority, a liveaboard is your best option. Most liveaboards depart from Koror, the most populous area in the country and the main international travel hub in Palau.
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Diving season
The best time to visit Palau is during the dry season from October to May. The rainy season which lasts from June to September brings more wind and rain than usual, though much of it occurs at night. Palau is in the tropics so it does receive a fair amount of rain, but weather patterns here are fairly predictable. In general, Palau diving season is year round.
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- Diving Season: Year-round. However, the dry season from October to May is a more preferred time to dive for many divers.
- International Airport: Palau Roman Tmetuchl International Airport in Koror (ROR)
- Water Temperature: Averages at 28-30°C (82-86˚F) year round
- Wetsuit: 3mm wetsuit
- Required Diving Skill Level: The dive sites vary in skill level, from Beginner to Advanced. Some of the dive sites could be more challenging. If you're a beginner, contact your travel advisor to make sure that your needs will be properly accommodating during your visit.
Liveaboards in Palau
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