PALAU AGGRESSOR II
Koror, PLW
Udforsk Koror
Koror, Palaus pulserende hjerte, tilbyder dykkere en uovertruffen oplevelse med sine uberørte rev og betagende undervandstopografi. Som det vigtigste turistcenter i denne idylliske vestlige Stillehavsøgruppe fungerer Koror som en port til omkring 250 øer, der hver især kan prale af unikke havmiljøer, der er tilgængelige med båd. Dykkerentusiaster kan finde en række kurser, der passer til alle niveauer, fra begyndere til avancerede dykkere. Mangfoldigheden af dykkersteder omkring Koror matches kun af den naturskønne natur ovenover, hvilket gør det til en magnet for dem, der drages af at udforske dets uberørte ro år efter år.
Blandt de største dykkerattraktioner er Korors huler, rev, kløfter og historiske skibsvrag, der tilbyder noget for enhver smag. En helt unik oplevelse venter ved Jellyfish Lake, hvor millioner af vandmænd giver en surrealistisk svømmetur. Eventyrlystne dykkere kan udforske yderligere ikoniske steder omkring Rock Islands, Peleliu og Ngemelis, typisk kun en kort bådtur væk. Liveaboards tilbyder også omfattende dykkerture på tværs af Palau, ofte med afgang fra Koror, hvilket sikrer, at dykkere fuldt ud kan fordybe sig i dette undervandsparadis.
Takket være Palaus stærke bevaringsindsats møder dykkere i Koror et blomstrende havliv midt i usædvanligt sunde koraller. Regionens dedikation til bevaring har resulteret i et af verdens største beskyttede havreservater. Uanset om man dykker fra kysten eller begiver sig ud til mere afsidesliggende steder, står den pulserende undervandsverden omkring Koror som et bevis på Palaus engagement i sin naturarv og lover en ærefrygtindgydende oplevelse for alle, der dykker under bølgerne.
Top Koror Dive Sites
1. Blue Corner
Blue Corner is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life, including barracuda, jacks, grey reef sharks, and napoleon wrasse. The adventure level is advanced due to strong currents, making it ideal for experienced scuba divers. This site is part of a marine protected area.
2. Blue Holes
Blue Holes features a breathtaking underwater cave system with four openings, providing an experience akin to exploring a sunlit cathedral. Commonly seen are groupers and turtles. Suitable for advanced scuba divers, it's a must-see for its unique geological formations.
3. Chandelier Caves
Chandelier Caves offer a mesmerizing spelunking adventure beneath the waves, with stalactite and stalagmite formations. Ideal for both scuba diving and freediving, it requires careful navigation, making it suitable for advanced divers. The site is notable for its unique cave environment.
4. German Channel
German Channel is famous for manta rays and sharks visiting a cleaning station. Easy to advanced scuba divers can enjoy the magnificent hard and soft corals. The site is an ecological hotspot with rich marine biodiversity.
5. Iro Wreck
The Iro Wreck is a sunken WWII supply ship hosting a vibrant marine community. Suitable for advanced scuba divers, it offers an intriguing historical dive. The wreck is adorned with corals and frequented by schools of fish.
6. Helmet Wreck
Helmet Wreck is a mysterious WWII shipwreck that holds artifacts like helmets and ammunition. Advanced scuba divers can explore this historical site, home to critters and marine life. Its unidentified origins add an element of intrigue.
7. Pincher's Reef
Pincher's Reef is perfect for night dives, offering a sandy bottom with macro life such as crustaceans and nudibranchs. Easy level for both scuba diving and freediving, it's a haven for underwater photographers.
8. Ulong Channel
Ulong Channel is one of the world's top drift diving sites, featuring vibrant corals and schooling fish. It's recommended for advanced scuba divers due to strong currents, offering a thrilling experience in a rich marine ecosystem.