Palau Aggressor 2

Boat

Palau Aggressor II and Rock Islands Aggressor are sisterships, they are both 32.3 meters long and 9.1 meters wide, built and maintained to U.S. Coast Guard standards with a full complement of safety equipment. They are diesel powered, cruise at 10 knots and have 110-volt power onboard.

Palau Aggressor II features a beautiful spacious salon, large sun deck with shading, chaise lounges and deck chairs, bar, grill, and a complete photo/video center. The onboard video format is both NTSC and PAL.

The spacious dining area and galley is adjacent to the salon. The chefs onboard will offer guests delicious meals in various styles of American feasts, barbecues and local cuisine. From appetizer to dessert all with love. If you have any special dietary requirements, please let our booking agents know, so we can put an note for you.

Palau Aggressor II's beverages selection includes fruit juices, soft drinks, iced water, iced tea, coffee, and a limited selection of local beer and wine, which are complimentary. Due to the high duty charged on liquor, we suggest you bring your special brand from the last duty free point. Once you consume alcohol, you become a snorkeler until the next day.

Palau Aggressor II's dive deck is spacious and well equipped with personal dive lockers, a camera table with low pressure air hose, two rinse tanks are conveniently located for washing dive equipment and cameras. The aft of the dive deck is equipped with two ladders exit, fin storage and two hot, fresh water showers.

Cabin

Palau Aggressor II has 9 comfortable staterooms, it can welcome 18 guests per trip:

All cabins have ensuite bathroom with hair dryer, A/C, US standard outlets, mirrored cabinet.

8 Deluxe Staterooms (#1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) ：
Located on the main deck, each cabin comes with a double bed (lower) and a single bed (upper) in bunk-style, port window.

1 Double Stateroom (#9) ：
Located on the main deck, comes with a double bed (lower) and a single bed (upper) in bunk-style, no portholes.

Diving

• 3 - 4 dives daily, up to 25 dives per week (include night dives)
• No dive on the embarkation and disembarkation day.
• Only 1 - 2 dives will be provided on the last diving day.
• All diving will provide experienced guide to lead the dive.

Other Informations

• Nitrox：Available with additional cost
• 15L Tanks：Available with additional cost
• REBREATHER Dive：Not available at the moment
• Technical Dive：Not available at the moment yet
• Dive Equipment Rental：Available, rate on request
• Dive insurance：Divers must have valid dive insurance
• Wi-Fi Internet ：Not available at the moment
• Laundry Service：Not available at the moment
• Massage Service：Not available at the moment
• Payment on board：By cash (USD) or credit cards.
• Crew Number：6 - 8, include 2 dive guides

The Palau Aggressor II offers seven-night adventures, Sunday to Sunday with five days and one-half days of diving. Diving begins Monday morning and ends Saturday before lunch when the Aggressor returns to port. Beginner divers may find Palau's strong currents challenging.

All dives are made from the 18-passenger dive skiff, which is lowered into the water by a hydraulic cradle.

Palau Itinerary

Sample Itinerary:
Dive order/sites may vary with weather & captain’s discretion.

Day 1 – Sunday: Arrival & Boarding
Arrive at Roman Tmetuchl International Airport (ROR). Pre-arranged transfer to Palau Aggressor II at NECO Marine dock (Malakal Harbor).

Transfers are not included in the charter price. We can prearrange transfers through Neco Marine in advance, however these are not included in your charter and must be done in advance:

Palau Airport transfers to the Yacht: are $30 USD pp each way. Guests arriving the night of charter, the cruise director will arrange transfer with NECO Marine or taxi service. However, in both cases a uniformed crew will be with the transfer to greet them at the airport.

Hotel transfers to the Yacht: Guests must make their own way to the NECO Marine dock by 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. Transfers can be arranged with your local hotel or taxi service. The transfer from the yacht to all hotels is Sunday at 8:00 am and the time cannot be altered.

Day 2 – Monday till Day 7 – Saturday
Monday - Friday there are 4 dives a day and a night dive on 3 evenings. Saturday a half-day of diving is offered.

On Day 7, we will return to Koror after lunch. Evening cocktail party onboard and dinner ashore at your own cost. (Check‑in back at port by Saturday evening.)

Day 8 – Sunday: Disembarkation
Check out is at 8:00 am. The staff will assist organizing transportation to either the airport or a local hotel if you are extending your stay. Guests can pay Neco Marine while on the bus or they can pay at the Neco Marine store at the end of their trip.

Arrival/Boarding/Departure:

Guests arriving at the Koror (ROR) International Airport on Sunday evening will be greeted by a uniformed crewmember or a Neco Tourist Agent.

Taxis are not readily available at the Koror airport. All transportation must be pre-arranged. Prices are subject to change without notice.

There are no phones or taxis at the small airport so we may assist in your transfer to the yachts, The Palau Aggressor II® is moored in front of Neco Marine (Malakai) Harbor in Palau.

If you are already on the island, you may begin boarding at 4:30 pm on Sunday. Guests may board the yacht up until Monday morning, the boat departs the dock at 6:00 am.

After a week of diving the yacht return to the dock Saturday afternoon after lunch. Checkout is Sunday morning at 8 am. The staff will assist organizing transportation to either the airport or a local hotel if you are extending your stay.

Local Fees/Taxes (per person paid onboard)

Each guest must pay a Port fee of $270 for 7 days (without Jellyfish Lake) and $320 for 7 days (with Jellyfish Lake). Ten days $300 (without Jellyfish Lake) and $350 (with Jellyfish Lake).

They can be paid onboard by cash, Visa, or MC at the end of the week. The Palau Government has imposed a 10% VAT tax on all purchases excluding crew gratuity.

There is a 3.5% fee on payments made using credit card sales. Many countries that accept USD (US Dollars) cash require the bills to be in good condition. Any that have excessive wrinkles, tears, wear marks and are old-style bills are not normally accepted.