Bumphead Parrotfish Spawning (New Moon)
EMBARKATION: Koror. Palau | DURATION: 7 NIGHTS/ 8 DAYS ON BOARD
DATES : 23-30 December 2024 | Number of divers : 22 | Cabins : 11 | Vessel : MV Black Pearl
Seasons | Types of Adventures | Pricing |
Year round | Liveaboard | Master Sea View : USD 4,270 |
Best time October - May | SCUBA | Deluxe : USD $3,770 |
* Price does not included | Marine Park fees USD $250 | Fuel Surcharge USD $160
Cruise Highlights
Worldwide top diving destination : Dive this unique environment, well healthy corals with a combination of pelagic life, photographic caverns, pristine coral gardens.
Jellyfish lake : after a short trekking (15 minutes) on the rock island, you will reach the world famous marine lake with its amazing concentration of jellyfish
White sand beach : Beautiful sandy beach surrounded by heavy and diverse vegetation, main habitat of thousand of birds
Kayaking or paddling : Unforgettable experience on pristine and clear water around the rocky islands, Hear the sounds of birds, frogs and other animals, especially at sunset time.
Where is Palau?
The Republic of Palau is a small archipelago nation in the Western Pacific, known for its unspoiled natural beauty and crystal-clear waters teeming with diverse marine life. It is located southeast of the Philippines and situated in the Micronesia region, which encompasses thousands of small islands spread across the western Pacific Ocean. Palau consists of over 200 islands, of which only nine are inhabited. The country's pristine waters are renowned for their exceptional visibility, making it a paradise for divers and snorkelers alike. Palau is also home to a vast array of coral reefs, some of which are believed to be thousands of years old, and offer a unique ecosystem that supports an abundance of marine flora and fauna. Due to its commitment to environmental conservation and sustainability, Palau has become a famous destination for eco-tourists who want to experience the beauty of nature while also preserving it for future generations.
How do I get there?
Despite its remote location, Palau is easily accessible by air, with regular flights to and from Guam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea.
Why is Palau on so many people's bucket lists?
Palau has become a sought-after destination for divers owing to the rich diversity of its marine life, which boasts more than 1,300 species of fish, 700 types of coral, and a myriad of other sea creatures. Another significant draw is the UNESCO World Heritage Rock Islands Southern Lagoon, consisting of more than 400 limestone islands and islets surrounded by pristine water, imbued with a tranquil sense of serenity.
With its unyielding dedication to conservation, Palau has reserved over 30% of its waters as a marine sanctuary and was the first Shark Sanctuary to be established in the world in 2009.
These measures mean that divers can expect to dive into the world's richest and most pristine marine ecosystems.
Palau is a diver's paradise with unique and breathtaking dive sites such as the Blue Hole, Jellyfish Lake, and German Channel. Experience the thrill of diving alongside pelagic giants like sharks and mantas, as well as exploring coral gardens and caverns. With Pearl Fleet's M/Y Black Pearl liveaboard, indulge in luxury accommodations and personalized service while diving some of the world's most pristine waters.
MV Black Pearl
Crafted to meet the rigorous standards of the International Integrity Stability Standard for yachts surpassing 46-metres, M/Y Black Pearl was constructed using only the finest materials and outfitted with the latest in navigation, safety, and scuba diving systems and equipment.
Built in 2019 with a length of 46.80 meters (153 feet) and a beam of 8.60 meters (28 feet), it features 2 Master Seaview Cabins, 4 Seaview Cabins, and 5 Deluxe Cabins, accommodating up to 22 guests. The vessel is powered by two sets of 477kW Cummins engines with auxiliary propulsion and has a draft of 4.20 meters (13.77 feet). It also has two 9-meter aluminum all-purpose built tender boats and produces 30 tons of water per day with its very own reverse osmosis water makers.
As you journey across the crystal-clear waters of Palau, our state-of-the-art design and cutting-edge functionality will exceed your expectations.
We are committed to providing top-tier amenities and unparalleled comfort, ensuring that every guest enjoys a truly unforgettable stay.
Discover the artful design of M/Y Black Pearl's spaces and amenities.
The vessel offers guests comfort, convenience, and entertainment through various amenities, such as outdoor seating, a whirlpool, a bar, an indoor dining area, gym equipment, and a business center.
Accommodation includes ensuite and twin share cabins with basic room amenities, while the sun deck provides additional outdoor seating and sun beds.
Our tenders are also equipped with safety equipment, including life jackets, first aid kits, oxygen tanks, and communication devices such as VHF radios or satellite phones, so our crew can respond to any emergencies promptly and effectively.
Cabin Types
Master Sea View Cabin
Deluxe Cabin
Black Pearl Gallery
Frequently Asked Questions
The weather
Palau is a tropical destination, which enjoys a steady warm climate all year round. Air temperature can range from 24–32℃ / 75–89℉. Dry season in Palau runs from November to April, and July to October are deemed as wetter months. However, typhoons with straight days of rain, are rare due to Palau’s location near to the Equator.
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Languages
VISA for Palau entry
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