Koror

Palau

Some big sharks and cuddle fish

South of the Rock Islands

Ngerong Channel

Ngerchong Island Inside and then swimming to the outside of reef can have pelagics and an assortment of other marine life

East of German Channel

Ngerchong Island

Soft corals, cuttlefish and sharks. Much marine life.

East or west side south of Malakal Harbor

Ngerchong Outside

The lake is marine, 30 m deep, and characterized by both oxic and anoxic water layers separated by a distinct chemo-and thermocline. Above 15 m, the lake is well lighted, oxic, and with normal marine salinity and temperatures. Below that, the lake is dark and anoxic with high sulfide content in the water and sediment.

The locals tell visitors before they jump in the water: "when you see 1000 jellyfish, keep going, when you see 10,000 jellyfish, keep going, when you see 100,000 jellyfish, keep going, when you see 1,000,000 jellyfish, stop, you're there."

This is a unique snorkeling experience!

Eil Malk Island

Jellyfish Lake is also known as Ongeim'l Tketau.

Jellyfish Lake

Huge Clams

Across the Lagoon from Ngermeaus (Nair Mouse) Island

Clam City

Beautiful Island for off-gassing between dives. A lot of diver training here.

Southern Rock Islands

Ngermeaus Island

Baby black tip sharks swim the area.
Amazing Japannese WW2 remains middle of Island

Southern Rock Islands

2 Dogs Island

A lot of diver training and a great beach for off-gassing between dives.

Southern End of 2 dogs Island

Long Beach

Small Cargo ship about 130 feet long
Her lays on her side.


She is at the southern end of Urukthapel Island in an upside-down 'V' formed by the island

Unidentified Maru is also known as Unidentified Maru 7.

Unidentified Maru

Manta Rays and sharks

Channel thru the barrier reef into deep water and west of Carp island

German Channel

Great reef for snorkeling, free diving and an occasional SCUBA. Take some cooked rice for chum.

South end of the Rock islands

Ngerong Channel

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Ngerong Channel