Palau Siren Liveaboard - Micronesia

The 40m S/Y Palau Siren was designed by divers for divers to provide superior ease and comfort. Aboard Palau Siren, scuba enthusiasts will explore pristine, remote dive sites and enjoy lavish accommodations. The Palau Siren crew of 12 is on hand to ensure guest satisfaction for up to 16 divers. This intimate liveaboard offers ample space including 8 large cabins equipped with individual climate control, entertainment system and en suite bathrooms.

The SY Palau Siren also features an air-conditioned lounge with cocktail bar, sofas, 42-inch flat-screen and movie network. Massage service is available daily. The decks feature a covered outdoor dining area where meals and refreshments will be served buffet-style throughout the day and an upper-level sun deck with cushioned loungers.

A massive shaded diving deck provides individual stations and personal storage lockers. The main lounge offers a fully equipped camera and video station of professional quality. Palau Siren schedules year-round dive trips offering scuba divers the thrill of deep dives, the tranquillity of drift dives and the opportunity to encounter huge numbers of pelagic.

Palau is world-renowned for its marine biodiversity and an abundance of large pelagic animals. The area offers avid wreck divers one of Micronesia’s most extensive collections of WWII shipwrecks. From current-swept plateaus to sheltered coral gardens, you will find an incredible range of diving for every level of interest and skill. The majority of diving is drift diving along the walls, plateaus and coral gardens of the outer reef, with the dive boat following along from the surface to meet you upon ascent.

Before and during WWII, Palau became a significant tactical advantage to the Japanese war effort. Subsequently, the American Navy launched Operation ‘DESECRATE I’ on March 31, 1944, resulting in more than 60 ships being sunk. The wrecks rest at depths ranging from 20m to 40m.

Experience the sites that make Palau one of the top dive destinations in the world: the sharks of Blue Comer, the manta rays of Devilfish City and German Channel, and the coral reefs and stunning drop-offs teeming with marine life. This 7-night liveaboard adventure provides a mix of wreck diving, drift diving and night dives. Departing from Koror, the S/Y Palau Siren will dive the wrecks around Koror harbour before cruising to Ulong Channel and the Rock Islands and Ngerchu – for some
speedy drift dives and Peleliu Island. Many of the channels have strong currents and reef hooks are an essential piece of diving equipment, however diving here is suitable for all levels of experience.