One of the most popular dive sites in Palau is Blue Corner, where divers can experience the thrill of being swept along by strong currents while being surrounded by schools of colorful fish and sharks. Another popular site is the German Channel, where divers can swim with giant manta rays as they filter feed on plankton. Palau is also home to numerous WWII wrecks, which offer a unique and eerie diving experience for those interested in history.

Palau is a popular destination for tec diving due to its numerous deep wrecks, caves, and walls. Some of the most popular tec dive sites in Palau include the Iro Maru wreck, the Chandelier Cave, and Blue Holes.

These sites offer a unique and challenging experience for tec divers, with depths ranging from 40 meters to over 100 meters. Tec diving in Palau requires a higher level of skill and training than recreational diving, as well as specialized equipment such as twin tanks, stage bottles, and technical dive computers.

However, for those who are trained and certified, tec diving in Palau offers an unforgettable experience, with the opportunity to explore some of the most challenging and exciting dive sites in the world.

In addition to its diverse marine life, Palau also offers a variety of diving experiences for different skill levels. Novice divers can explore shallow coral gardens while more experienced divers can take on the challenge of deeper walls and drift dives.

We are highly experienced and knowledgeable, ensuring that divers have a safe and enjoyable experience. With its stunning underwater scenery and unique dive experiences, Palau is truly a diving paradise that should not be missed.