• Premier Marine Biodiversity
  Dive or snorkel among over 1,400 fish species, manta rays, and vibrant corals in a global diving hotspot.
• Serene Isolation
  Palau’s low tourist traffic ensures tranquil anchorages and exclusive exploration.
• Unique Landscapes
  Navigate the UNESCO-listed Rock Islands, featuring limestone cliffs and turquoise lagoons.
• Cultural Heritage
  Visit traditional Palauan villages and WWII sites for a blend of history and culture.
• Eco-Conscious Cruising
  Palau’s marine conservation focus supports responsible yachting practices.

• Rock Islands Southern Lagoon
  A UNESCO site with over 400 limestone islands, ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.
• Jellyfish Lake
  Swim with non-stinging jellyfish in a unique marine lake, accessible by permit.
• Koror
  Palau’s main hub with modern marinas, museums, and cultural dining experiences.
• Peleliu
  A historic island with WWII relics and serene beaches.
• Ngermeaus Island
  Offers clear waters and vibrant reefs for diving and relaxation.

• Diving Adventures: Explore sites like Blue Corner or German Channel with specialized dive gear.
• Island Exploration: Kayak through lagoons or enjoy beach barbecues on remote shores.
• Wildlife Tours: Spot rare birds, turtles, or dugongs in protected waters.
• Cultural Visits: Engage with Palauan traditions at local villages or Bai meeting houses.
• Onboard Relaxation: Enjoy tailored dining or yoga sessions with ocean views.

• Motor Yachts: Fast and spacious, ideal for multi-island itineraries with modern amenities.
• Catamarans: Stable and roomy, perfect for families or shallow-water anchoring.
• Explorer Yachts: Equipped for remote diving and extended Pacific cruises.
  

• Dry Season (October – April): Calm seas, clear visibility, and ideal diving conditions.
• Wet Season (May – September): Warmer waters with occasional rain, still suitable for cruising.
  

• Day 1: Koror
  Board at Malakal Harbor. Explore Koror’s cultural sites and enjoy a welcome dinner onboard.
• Day 2: Rock Islands
  Sail to the Rock Islands, snorkel vibrant reefs, and anchor in a lagoon.
• Day 3: Jellyfish Lake
  Visit Jellyfish Lake for a unique swim and kayak through limestone channels.
• Day 4: Blue Corner
  Dive at Blue Corner, known for strong currents and marine diversity, and relax onboard.
• Day 5: Peleliu
  Cruise to Peleliu, explore WWII relics, and enjoy a beach barbecue.
• Day 6: Ngermeaus Island
  Anchor off Ngermeaus for diving and a sunset cruise.
• Day 7: Return to Koror
  Sail back, with time for a final swim or museum visit in Koror.

The cost depends on the type of yacht, itinerary, and season. Fuel, taxes, and other running costs are calculated separately and paid under the terms of the charter agreement.

• Truly personalized service, no copy-paste approach

• Attention to detail and smooth execution

• Clear budget structure from day one — no surprises

• Professional broker guidance at every step of the way

• Tailored yacht and itinerary selection with captain input

• Professional crew on board (captain, chef, stewardesses)

• Full support from your broker — before and during the charter

• Transfers, excursions & extras arranged on request