aleem.k713
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Hey guys, having a hard time decide on a liveaboard operator for this June. Anyone has past experiences on any of the operators. Thanks
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Hi Aleem.k713,
You might be interested in our article called The Best Liveaboards in Palau
The article reviews three liveaboards in Palau and gives an overview of what sets them apart from the crowd.
You can also browse all of the liveaboards in Palau along with their reviews on Diviac here.
I hope the info helps! Do let us know if you have any other questions.
You might be interested in our article called The Best Liveaboards in Palau
The article reviews three liveaboards in Palau and gives an overview of what sets them apart from the crowd.
You can also browse all of the liveaboards in Palau along with their reviews on Diviac here.
I hope the info helps! Do let us know if you have any other questions.
Damselfish
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We had a very good experience on the Ocean Hunter III about 2 years ago. (We were in one of the huge master cabins upstairs so that didn't hurt our impression.) My only complaint would be that the dining room is cramped and difficult to get around, or crawl in and out of the booths. There is a nice separate cushy lounge that makes up for it.
We also liked the Palau Aggressor II, though that was a much longer time ago.
We also liked the Palau Aggressor II, though that was a much longer time ago.
My wife and I were just on the Palau Aggressor II in November 2016. HIGHLY recommended. Truly an excellent crew, and the boat itself was in great shape. It's a catamaran design, so it's very stable. There's a huge hydraulics system that brings the skiff up to the main deck level for loading/unloading for each dive. I don't generally have any issues getting in or out of dive boats, but wow was that convenient. Chef on board was excellent, too - that was the best food I've yet had on a liveaboard. Dinners are 3-course and plated, with service by the crew.
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