Palau Pirates The Sequel- November 1-8, 2023
Ocean Hunter III
Ocean Hunter Palau offers plenty of space for 16 divers. The ship is designed for professional underwater photography, TV and Film production, with a sizable working area, 110, 220 and 415 volt electrical outlets and extra storage space.
Length: 96 feet (29m) • Beam: 26.25 feet (8m) • Draft: 9ft (2.75m) • Speed: 11 knots • Displacement: 226 tons • Construction: Steel • Engines: Twin 375 hp • Generators: 2 by 60 KW Available • Voltage: 110/240/415 VAC 12/24 VDC • Water Tanks: 4000 gals (16000 liters) Twin 1200 gals/day water makers • Fuel Tanks: 6000 gals (24000 liters)
Leisure areas: Dining room seats 18 • Cozy salon with couches, entertainment systems • Espresso machine, Icemaker, Mini-bar • Computer room with email and photo/video editing • Washing machine/dryer facility
Fun in the Sun: 2 Jacuzzis on the top deck • Dive compressors: 2 X Bauer Compressors • NITROX and TRIMIX onboard • Rebreather support available • Safety: Full safety equipment for USCG requirements,
Emergency O2 Kit.
Types Of Rooms
They offer a total of 8 guest cabins, 5 on the lower deck and 3 on the upper deck, which harbors as well a spacious sun deck with 2 jacuzzis, sun beds and garden furniture. Two cabins on the lower deck are Standard Cabins, four cabins, three on the lower and one on the upper deck are Deluxe Cabins and finally two cabins on the upper deck are Master Staterooms. Private Full Charter
8 Cabins • Twin Sharing • Reading Lights • Closet • Sitting Area • Private Bathroom • Intercom for Wake Up - Meals and Diving Calls • Hair Dryer • Air Conditioning • Turn Down Service • House Keeping • Up to 5 Dives per Day • All Meals
Dive Day
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- 06:30 Wake up call through InterCom Gourmet Coffee / Tea and Sweet Rolls
- 7:00 am First Morning Dive
- 08:30 Full Breakfast with freshly baked bread, cold cuts, cheese, eggs, fruits, ..
- 10:00 am Second Morning Dive
- 11:30 am Some nice snacks
- 12:00 pm Third Dive
- 1:00 pm Lunch Buffet
- 2:30 pm Fourth Dive
- 4:00 pm Fruit Smoothies and Cake
- 5:00 pm Fith
- 06:30 Wake up call through InterCom Gourmet Coffee / Tea and Sweet Rolls
- 7:00 am First Morning Dive
- 08:30 Full Breakfast with freshly baked bread, cold cuts, cheese, eggs, fruits, ..
- 10:00 am Second Morning Dive
- 11:30 am Some nice snacks
- 12:00 pm Third Dive
- 1:00 pm Lunch Buffet
- 2:30 pm Fourth Dive
- 4:00 pm Fruit Smoothies and Cake
- 5:00 pm Fith Dive (Dusk Dive)
- 7:00 pm Sixth Dive (Night Dive)
- 8:15 pm Dinner Buffet
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Here is the link for more pictures directly from the Ocean Hunter's website
https://oceanhunter.com/index.php
Useful Facts about Palau (“The Black Islands”)
§Palau Joined the Federated States of Micronesia in 1979
•Opted to freely associate with the USA in 1994
§Languages
•Palauan, American (kind of pigeon English)
§Population : January 2009 18,289 (including us)
§Currency
•US Dollars
§Time change from the USA
•PWT = 16 hours ahead of California (PST)
§Dialing code 680
§Land, titles and Money pass through the female line….
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§Is there a market in town?
•Yes, Surangel and Ben Franklin are grocery and dry goods markets.
–The selection of goods is not extensive, “but almost everything is available”
§Visa, JCB, Master Card, and American Express cards are widely accepted at stores and visitor facilities
§All visitors must have a valid passport not less than 6 months from date of expiration and proof of return arrangements.
•Visas are NOT required.
–30-days Tourist Visa will be issued upon arrival
–US citizens get a one-year visa upon arrival
Water Temperture
The water temperature today roughly corresponds to the average value on this day in recent years. Its value has rise both over the past 20 days and over the past week. Exactly a year ago, on this day, the water temperature in this location was 86°F. Water temperature range in Koror in October is from 80 to 87 degrees. November is typically about the same as October.
Boat Layout
Lower Level
Lower Level
Lower Level
Main Deck
Lower Level
Lower Level
