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Palau

Palau offers a great variety of different kinds of diving for beginners and advanced divers. Blue holes, huge caverns, spectacular walls and an immense variety of rare marine species are easily accessible in clear water with visibility exceeding 200 feet.

Dream Travel Palau & Yap

Palau - considered by many experienced scuba divers as the ultimate dive experience, the Palau Islands are known internationally for blue holes, marine lakes, wrecks and seemingly bottomless drop-offs. In fact, they have been named by CEDAM International as one of the seven underwater wonders of the world. More than 1,500 species of fish and 700 species of coral and anemones can be seen in the remarkably clear waters. Diving is year-round and the water is so warm that wetsuits are not required. There are more than 40 dive sites around Palau. Some of the most visited are The BLUE HOLES - afford an entry from above, connecting underwater and opening to the walls on both sides, these holes house fish of all types that feed among gigantic coral heads.