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Chilaxing
With the diving over for the trip, today was spent pottering around Koror, souvenir shopping, trying to get our dive gear dry and trying to repack everything.
A couple of the group went for a helicopter ride over the islands. They said it was very good and look to have gotten a couple of good shots of the islands from the air. …
Living fossils and torches
Today was our second last day of diving in Palau and as such it was to be a big day of diving with a nautilus dive, a cave dive, a muck dive and a night dive on the agenda.
First stop was New Drop Off to see the nautiluses that had been captured the night before. These living fossils spend their days swimming around the deeper …
Welcome to Palau
Today was an exciting day. Finally after almost a day of travelling, we were finally going to do what we had travelled across Micronesia to do. We were going diving in Palau.
After a semi group breakfast consisting in my case of a mix of pancakes and fried rice, we grabbed our gear and headed down to check in at Sam's Tours and to meet our …
Peleliu
After a quick stop at the dive shop and permits in hand, we headed south to spend the day diving around the island of Peleliu. Know for it's world war 2 history as well as some excellent diving, Peleliu is one of the southern islands of Palau and is about a 1.5 hour boat ride from the docks at Sam’s. Our first dive for the day was the Peleliu …
‘OMG it touched me’
With everyone back on board, we headed off to experience one of the weirdest tourist attractions/natural wonders of Palau – the famous Jellyfish Lake. Palau is one of the few if only place where you can swim with millions of pulsating jellyfish and not get stung.
The Jellyfish live in a marine lake created by the flooding of a valley …
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