Palau Aggressor II, Micronesia
9.4 Superb - Nitrox available
- Jacuzzi / Hot Tub
- En-Suite bathrooms
“My diving experience was incredible—clear waters, vibrant marine life, and excellent guidance made it unforgettable.”
Highlights
The M/V Palau Aggressor II is a 32m long liveaboard with 9 staterooms carrying 18 passengers who can explore WWII wrecks, blue holes, and bottomless walls in Micronesia. Scuba diving with the Palau Aggressor II offers up to 5 daily dives, including night dives. All staterooms have a private bathroom, shower, storage, and individual climate control. Meals and snacks are available throughout the day and served in dining or outdoor lounging areas. They also include American options and local cuisine. Complimentary soft drinks, iced tea, beer, and wine can be enjoyed at the many lounging spots all over the boat. Guests can relax in the air-conditioned lounge and enjoy the sun deck with loungers or hammocks, deck chairs, active bar service, and a music player. On the dive deck, there is a dedicated camera table for large camera rigs, and the deck is also very spacious to store all the diving and safety equipment.
When traveling aboard the M/V Palau Aggressor II, the diving is done from a skiff with its captain and experienced dive leaders. The dive site itinerary includes Blue Corner, Blue Holes, Chandelier Caves, Denges Passage, German Channel, and Ngedebus Coral Gardens. The divers can find grey reef sharks, white-tip reef sharks, manta rays, cuttlefish, Mandarin fish, Napolean Wrasses, swarms of Jellyfish, and WWII wrecks under the water. During February and March, the guests can find large schools of Moorish Idols, Unicorn Fish, and several species of Butterfly Fish. The boat crew encounters massive bait balls of scad all year round in and around Ulong and German Channel and on the reefs of Blue Corner and Siaes Corner.
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This boat is part of the Aggressor Fleet of liveaboards.
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Included: VAT, Alcoholic Beverages, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Wine with Dinner, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: Port Fees (270 USD per trip).
Optional Extras: Dive Insurance, Travel Insurance, Gratuities, Airport Transfer (30 USD per way), Extra Dives, Nitrox, Nitrox Course, Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses, Snorkel Gear.
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Palau Aggressor II Reviews
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- 9.4 Superb
- Vessel 9.3
- Crew 9.6
- Food 9.8
- Diving 9.3
- Value 8.9
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- 9.2 Superb
- Dominik K
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Germany
Recommendation
Divesites: the divesites in Palau are very good but not "out of this world". My personal recommendation: if you have not done Raja Ampath, Komodo Islands, or Similan Islands, I would do a liveaborad there before going to Palau. The divesites there are better (Raja Ampath) or the liveaboard costs less at similar dive quality (Komodo, Similan). Funnily enough, most of the other guests had already also done these liveabords and felt the same. Dive operations: the dive masters are well trained and knowledable. The whole group (18 divers) goes out with 3 dive masters and buddies are allowed to spread aparat quite far during the dives, i.e., it does not feel like being part of such a large group and the diving is great fun. The daily schedule is a bit different than at other boats: big breakfast before first dive and small snack between dive 1 and 2 instead of the other way round // dinner before the night dive (instead of after. While the first point could be easily changed the second point is a bit due to offering of 5 dives per day (instead of the usual 4) - which in itself is a plus. Boat, crew, food: all well run, a smoothly oiled machine. The food is extremly good, especially at lunchtime. A bit of a downside is that after the last diving is done (about 18 hours before you leave the boat), the food also becomes less and there are no more snacks and such. The last 18 hours feel a bit more like the crew waiting for you to leave rather than ending the trip on a high note Value for money: Palau is a high price destination (both in general as well as for diving) and you pay more than at comparable superb dive destinations. Compared to other liveabords on Palau the value for money is good. Compared to similar dive locations around the world, it comes at a higher cost. The whole trip was great fun and I can definitely recommend it.
- Recommended for
- Divesites. Food on board. Crew.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Joe B
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Australia
The best decision you'll ever make
The best diving experience of my life
- Recommended for
- The diving is elite. The crew are amazing. The food was incredible.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Thomas G
- Australia
Palau Diving Adventure
Had an amazing time diving over one week in Palau! Hit all the famous spots, saw my first mantas and first experience reef hooking. The crew and dive guides were amazing and attentive. The boat is run like a well oiled machine. Incredible food as well! Only criticisms would be 1. Missing the jellyfish lake as it was empty means there’s not really any exposure to the rock islands on the trip 2. The boat overall feels very US influenced (needs an espresso coffee option!)
- Recommended for
- Dive guides and locations. Food. Rooms.
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- 9.6 Exceptional
- Andras M
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Hungary
Nice relaxing holiday on an excellent livaboard.
Great relaxing holiday with nice people around. We had some excellent dives however I would not call the diving very special. Something equals to Maldives. But that is good enough. The only slight disappointment was that there is one dive group so all 18 people together.
- Recommended for
- Very nice crew. Comfortable boat. Great food.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Sarah T
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United States
Amazing trip !
We had an absolutely outstanding trip on the Palau Aggressor. Palau is stunningly beautiful and the diving is incredible.
- Recommended for
- The crew were absolutely wonderful . The chef was truly amazing in the quality and variety of meals provided !. The cabin was very comfortable. The diving was so well organized and the dive sites were stunning.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Zinaida B
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Sweden
Now my favorite destination and boat!
Well organized and well prepared
- Recommended for
- Diving at the most beautiful sites. Awesome stuff. Management.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Thomas F
- United States
Great liveaboard experience
The diving was great. Some sites had limited visibility due to current, but the dive masters know how to optimize the experience. I enjoyed several dives with reef hooks. Onboard, staff and food services were excellent.
- Recommended for
- Staff. Food. Diving.
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- 10 Exceptional
- John B
- United States
Best trip ever
This was my first week-long liveaboard and it did not disappoint. First of all the diving in Palau is excellent and despite some remnants of the typhoon that had passed earlier, the weather was great for diving most of the week. Secondly, the whole environment on the boat is great. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable crew. The food was superb. Overall my best diving and liveaboard experience ever. Looking forward to more.
- Recommended for
- Palau diving. Great liveaboard boat and crew. Wonderful atmosphere.
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- 10 Exceptional
- Brenton S
- Australia
Great Trip
Excellent, (I've already booked the next one) eat-sleep-dive is definitely the motto. The crew were great as was the food and the 530am wake up coffee. The diving was the best I've done to date.
- Recommended for
- Food, everyone on board and the amount of diving
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- 8.4 Very good
- Sara D
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Spain
Great liveaboard
The crew is very welcoming and hard working. The boat is very clean and tidy. Special mention to Taffy (Cruise Director) and captain Jim, that is actually the best dive master aboard.
- Recommended for
- Confortable cabins and toilets. Taffy and captain Jim. Sundeck.
