Palau Aggressor II
Liveaboard Diving · Micronesia
Experience the legendary marine life and historic underwater sites of Micronesia in premium comfort.
About This Vessel
Palau Aggressor II is a liveaboard cruising the Micronesia region. It hosts up to 18 divers on board.
Operating in Micronesia, the 32-meter Palau Aggressor II accommodates 18 guests across 9 cabins, traversing Palau's diverse underwater environments.
Palau’s hundreds of limestone Rock Islands, covered in green foliage, rise from the sea like sculpted monuments. This distinct surface topography hints at the complex world below, a submerged karst landscape of vertical walls, deep blue holes, and cu…
Upcoming Departures
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
(Koror – Koror)
Onboard Amenities
Dining & Beverages
A fusion of global tastes and regional delicacies is provided via buffet service, characterized by fine-dining standards and constant access to light refreshments.
Dive Equipment & Setup
Dive Area & Sites
Micronesia encompasses thousands of islands scattered across the western Pacific, offering some of the most diverse and historically significant diving in the world. Truk Lagoon (Chuuk) is the undisputed wreck diving capital of the world, home to over 60 Japanese warships and aircraft from World War II, now encrusted with vibrant corals and teeming with tropical fish. Palau's rock islands harbor legendary dive sites like Blue Corner, where strong currents attract grey reef sharks, eagle rays, and massive schools of barracuda and jacks. Yap is one of the few places on earth for guaranteed encounters with resident manta rays year-round. The region's remote reefs remain in exceptional condition, with visibility often exceeding 30 meters and an extraordinary diversity of hard and soft corals supporting a rich ecosystem of reef fish.
Important Information
What's Included
Exterior Deck Towels · Free Toiletries
Not Included & Local Fees
Port Fee: $270–$320 per person (7 nights), $300–$350 (10 nights), incl. Rock Island permit · Fuel Surcharge: $250 per person (7 nights), $358 (10 nights)
Airport Transfers
Ground transportation to and from the airport can be arranged for a cost of 30 USD per person for each one-way trip.
Insurance Recommendation
We strongly recommend all guests to purchase comprehensive dive accident insurance and trip cancellation insurance before departure. Dive accident insurance covers medical treatment, hyperbaric chamber costs, and emergency evacuation in the event of a diving incident. Trip cancellation insurance protects your financial investment, not only if you need to cancel or cut short your trip due to personal illness, injury, or other unforeseen circumstances, but also if the trip is postponed or cancelled by the operator due to severe weather, technical issues, or other operational reasons. In the unlikely event of operator insolvency, cancellation insurance can also help recover your payments. Please ensure your policies are valid for the entire duration of your trip and cover the planned activities.
Medical Form Required
A valid dive medical certificate or an accepted medical form is required for all guests on this vessel. You can submit a doctor's certificate confirming your fitness to dive, or complete and sign the medical form yourself if the form and operator permit self-declaration. If your answers or the operator's rules require medical clearance, a doctor's approval is mandatory; signing at your own risk does not replace it. Permission to dive remains subject to the operator's requirements. Download the form, complete it for each guest and upload the signed document in your booking area.
Rental Gear
Full Equipment Bundle (Regulator, Mask, Fins, Torch, Computer, BCD): $175–$260 per voyage · Dive Regulator: $60–$90 per voyage
Accommodation
Deluxe Stateroom
Convertible • Dive Deck • 9.58 m²
Unwind in the Deluxe Stateroom, where a queen-sized bed is thoughtfully arranged below a single bunk, offering flexible sleeping arrangements. This comfortable cabin includes a private en-suite bathroom with a shower, a convenient closet, and a personal port window for ocean views. Guests will appreciate individual climate control and a provided hairdryer.
Double Stateroom
Convertible • Dive deck • 7.97 m²
This stateroom offers a comfortable retreat with a double bed positioned beneath a single bunk. Enjoy the convenience of a private head and shower, along with individual climate control for a personalized atmosphere. A hairdryer is also provided for your use. Seamlessly transition to and from your adventures with direct access from the dive deck.
Booking & Travel FAQ
How does the booking process work?
Select a cabin and departure on Palau Aggressor II, and we send a real-time inquiry to the operator. After availability is confirmed, you receive a booking confirmation by email and secure your spot with a deposit.
When do I need to pay?
A deposit (usually 25-35%) is due upon confirmation. The remaining balance is typically due 4-8 weeks before departure, depending on the operator.
What documents will I receive?
After your final payment, you'll receive a travel voucher with meeting point, embarkation time, airport transfer details, packing tips, and your full itinerary.
How do I get to the boat?
Most liveaboards depart from a designated marina. Many operators offer airport pickup and transfers, details are in your voucher. We recommend arriving one day before departure.
What certifications do I need?
A valid dive certification (e.g. PADI Open Water), dive insurance, and a valid passport. Some destinations require additional permits or visas, we inform you during booking.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Cancellation terms vary by operator and are in your confirmation. Generally, the earlier you cancel the higher the refund. Changes depend on availability, contact us as soon as possible.
Vessel Technical Overview
Vessel Specifications
Navigation & Safety Systems
All routes of this liveaboard
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