Truk Lagoon
Pacific Master · Solomon Islands · 11D/10N
About this route
This Truk Lagoon advanced diving itinerary explores the historical Japanese WWII wrecks that lie within the sheltered waters of this remote Micronesian atoll. Divers can expect a unique collection of military vessels, aircraft, and associated artifacts, many adorned with soft corals after decades underwater. While some reef fish and pelagic species like reef sharks can be seen, the emphasis here remains on the prolific and well-preserved wreck sites themselves. The itinerary begins and ends on Weno Island, focusing on the central lagoon's established and accessible dive sites over nine full days of underwater exploration.
Day-by-day plan
Day 1: Day 1 - Embarkation
Embarkation is between 15:00 and 17:00 (3pm-5pm), followed by introductions, boat and safety briefings and dinner. There is no diving on embarkation day.
Day 2: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 3: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 4: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 5: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 6: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 7: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 8: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 9: Days 2-9
Your Cruise Director will schedule up to 4 dives per day within recreational depth limits - usually 3 day dives and a twilight dive - typically scheduled as follows: Technical dives are limited to two per day - one morning dive, and one afternoon dive. - Light Breakfast followed by a briefing and Dive 1 - Full Breakfast and relaxation - Briefing and Dive 2 - Lunch*, and relaxation period - Briefing and Dive 3 - Snacks and relaxation - Briefing for Dive 4** - Dinner* *Meal times are fixed so technical divers need to take this into consideration when planning their dive profiles and times. **There are no night dives on the wrecks.
Day 10: Day 10
1 or 2 morning dives, depending on guests' flight departure* times. Pacific Master will return to port late afternoon, where she will remain at anchor overnight. *We kindly request that guests allow a minimum of 24 hours between their final dive and their flight home.
Day 11: Day 11 - Disembarkation
A light breakfast on board followed by disembarkation 07:00 and transfer to your hotel, or Weno Airport
Upcoming departures
- 2026-11-11 – 2026-11-21from 3,850 USDBook
- 2026-12-19 – 2026-12-29from 2,695 USDBook
- 2027-01-09 – 2027-01-19from 2,919 USDBook
- 2027-01-23 – 2027-02-02from 5,500 USDBook
- 2027-02-04 – 2027-02-14from 4,170 USDBook
- 2027-03-06 – 2027-03-16from 5,500 USDBook
- 2027-03-18 – 2027-03-28from 4,170 USDBook
- 2027-04-17 – 2027-04-27from 4,170 USDBook
- 2027-05-08 – 2027-05-18from 4,170 USDBook
- 2027-08-26 – 2027-09-05from 4,050 USDBook
- 2027-09-25 – 2027-10-05from 4,170 USDBook
- 2027-10-30 – 2027-11-09from 4,170 USDBook
All routes of this liveaboard
About the vessel
Pacific MasterSolomon Islands