The Amatsu Maru is a must-visit wreck dive site in Palau for advanced divers seeking adventure and exploration. This 10,567-ton oil tanker, nicknamed the Black Coral Wreck, was sunk during the air raid Operation DESECRATE ONE on March 30-31, 1944. Since then, it has rested upright at a depth of 130 feet (40 meters), making it the deepest Japanese wreck in Palau.

Jake Seaplane in Palau is a must-visit dive site for scuba divers and snorkelers alike. Located just northwest of Palau Pacific Resort and a five-minute boat ride from most dive shops in Koror, this historic site is visible from the surface, making it an easy and popular spot for diving and snorkeling.

As a wreck diving expert, I highly recommend visiting the Helmet Wreck in Malakal Harbor, west of Koror. This wreck is easily accessible with a 2 to 3-minute boat ride from most Dive Shops in Koror, and it offers a unique diving experience for intermediate divers with a Wreck Diver certificate preferred.

Welcome to the Chuyo Maru, one of the most popular wrecks in Palau! This medium-sized coastal freighter was bombed during Operation DESCECRATE ONE on March 30-31, and she sank on April 1, 1944. Located in West Malakal Anchorage, just a five-minute boat ride from most dive shops in Koror, this wreck is a must-see for advanced divers with deep and wreck diving experience.

Welcome to the Gozan Maru wreck dive site, located in the Urukthapel Anchorage, southeast of Koror in Palau. As a wreck diving expert, let me guide you through this fascinating dive site that will surely be an unforgettable experience.

Welcome to the Iro Wreck, a fascinating dive site located in the Urukthapel Anchorage, Southeast of Koror in Palau. This shipwreck is a must-visit for intermediate to advanced divers with previous wreck diving experience. Here's what you need to know before planning your dive at the Iro Wreck.

Welcome to the Sata wreck, located in the Urukthapel anchorage, southeast of Koror, just 6 miles (10 kilometers) away. This Japanese military fleet tanker was bombed and sunk during operation DESECRATE ONE, on March 30-31, 1944, along with its sister ship, the Iro. The Sata wreck is a fascinating dive site for experienced wreck divers who are also WWII history enthusiasts.

The Teshio Maru wreck is a must-see for any avid wreck diver visiting Palau. Located in the western lagoon of Palau, just 5 miles (8 kilometers) west of the Palau Pacific Resort, this Japanese Army Cargo Ship was built between 1942 and 1944, and it sank in 1944 during Operation DESECRATE ONE.

Located at Ngaremediu Reef, southeast of Koror, lies an incredible wreck that is sure to fascinate any wreck diving enthusiast. The Zero Fighter is a Mitsubishi A6M Navy Type 0 Carrier Fighter Plane that is now an iconic attraction for snorkelers and novice divers alike. This incredible piece of history lies only 6 miles (10 kilometers) from Koror and can be reached in just 10 minutes by speedboat.

If you're an advanced wreck diver looking for an exciting dive site, then the Buoy #6 wreck in Malakal Channel, just 2 miles (3.5 km) from Koror, is an excellent choice. The wreck is a small fishing vessel that is resting upright near marker #6 at a depth of 80 feet (27 m), with the deck at 65 feet (21 m) deep. The hull is perpendicular to the southwest slope, and the bow is pointing northeast, offering excellent photographic opportunities.

Welcome to the Ryuko Maru wreck dive, located just 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from Koror, Palau. This dive site is perfect for intermediate to advanced level divers who are interested in exploring the remains of a Standard Type 1C 2500-ton Class Cargo Steamer ship that sank during World War II.

Welcome to T1-Kaiten, a fascinating wreck dive site located just 0.75 miles (1 km) away from Koror, Palau. This site is easily accessible via a 3-minute speedboat ride, making it a popular spot for beginner to intermediate level divers.

Welcome to the Nagisan Maru dive site, located just 7 miles (11 km) southeast of Koror in Palau's Urukthapel anchorage. This incredible wreck dive is a must-visit for intermediate to advanced level divers, who hold a Wreck Diver Certification to penetrate the ship.

Welcome to Kamikaze Maru, a must-visit wreck dive site in Palau, exclusively brought to you by Fish 'n Fins - Palau's premier dive shop. Located in Urukthapel anchorage, just 10 miles (16 km) or 20 minutes by speedboat from Koror, Kamikaze Maru is a converted Motor Torpedo Boat Tender that was sunk during operation DESECRATE ONE on March 30-31, 1944.

Hafa Adai and welcome to Fish 'n Fins! As your local dive expert, let us introduce you to one of Palau's most popular dive sites - the Hafa Adai Shipwreck at Malakal.

Welcome to Fish 'n Fins dive shop in Palau! Our dive shop is conveniently located just a mile (1.5 km) away from the Refer wreck site, which is an ideal spot for beginner divers looking to experience the excitement of wreck diving. The Efer was a Japanese freighter that was sunk during World War II, and now lies at a depth of 110 feet (34 m) on the sandy bottom of Malakal Harbor.

Welcome to Fish 'n Fins, Palau's premier dive shop. Today, we're excited to take you on a thrilling adventure to explore the Kibi Maru wreck. Located just 4 miles (6 km) from Koror, this Japanese cargo ship is an excellent dive site for intermediate to advanced divers.

Welcome to Urakami Maru, a renowned wreck dive site located in Malakal Anchorage, just 2 miles (3.5 km) away from Koror, Palau. As an expert dive operator, Fish 'n Fins Paul, we invite advanced and experienced wreck divers to explore this magnificent dive site.