Palau is located in the north of the equator in Western Pacific Ocean.
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Cruise Island Adventure can give special fares for guests going to Palau (Manila/Koror/Manila). Most visitors to Palau arrive on Continental Airlines by the way of Guam, the international air service hub for the Micronesia region. Two weekly flights from Manila and charter flights also currently connect Palau with other metropolitan Asian cities.
Schedule Continental Airlines (valid from October 31, 2010)
CO893 MNL/ROR WED/SAT 0910-1150
CO892 ROR/MNL SAT/WED 1240-1415
For guests entering via Guam a US Visa is required.
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Accommodations on board, unlimited no decompression diving, tanks, weights, weight belt, boat, services of a divemaster roundtrip transfers from Koror airport to Big Blue Explorer, meals, and complimentary tea, coffee, juice.
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The Palau Flexi Dive Packages is minimum of 2 Days Diving. You could choose any of the Palau Dive Sites. Guests can do maximum of 4 Dives a Day with 1 Night Dive.
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Yes, Big Blue moves from one dive site to another depending on the weather and the proximity of the dives.
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We normally don’t go to Peleliu if the guests are staying less than 5 days because there are enough dive sites in the area; but if the majority of the guests in any particular trip request that it this can be easily be arranged.
We can transfer the guests as soon as they get off the plane; Guests should arrive by 4pm. If they arrive after dark, they will have to spend the night in a hotel because we cannot use the chase boat thru the islands. It’s dangerous and requires special permission from the coastguards.
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The taxes that are not included in the package are the Koror State Diving Permit which is US $35.00/ person, Peleliu tax at US $20.00/person, Airport departure tax $ 20, Cabin Tax of $10 per pax PER NIGHT, gear Rentals, Courses, Alcoholic Beverages and Souvenir Items on board.
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Proof of citizenship (passport or birth certificate) by US citizens’ id required. Visas are not required. Non-US citizens must have a valid passport. All visitors must have return travel arrangements or approval by the Chief of Immigration for an extended stay.
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Upon arrival in Koror, our Expedition Fleet Staff will welcome you on the airport.
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Palau enjoys a pleasantly warm climate all year round. Palau enjoys an annual mean temperature of 82 degrees F (27 C). Rain showers starts on the month of June, but the rainy season starts September to November. Although rain falls during these months, most of the dive sites are sheltered by the island and there is still much sunshine. Then, thru December to February, trade winds start to blow. Typhoons are rare as Palau is located outside the typhoon zone.
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We have one 10-meter chase boat.
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Diving in Palau is open to all Open Water Divers. An Advanced Open Water Diver Certification is a plus.
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You could use a 3mm wetsuit all year round but during the months of December, January and February, you have to bring a vest and overlapping wetsuit.
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Here are the medical and re-compression contact:
BELAU NATIONAL HOSPITAL & RECOMPRESSION CHAMBER
Ngerekebesang Island
Tel. No: 680-488-2558
DR. YANO’S BELAU MEDICAL CLINIC
Koror Center
Tel.No: 680-488-2688
SDA Clinic
Behind the post office in Koror
Tel.No: 680-488-1911