Prices are per person per trip based on 2 persons sharing a cabin.
Exact pricing is available on the schedule here as prices vary dependant on the time of year, destination and the length of the trip and sometimes special offers are available.

The trip price includes:
Accommodations aboard the yacht
Diving
Compressed air tanks, weights & belts
All meals and snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, local beer and wine.

The trip price does not include
Airport transfers - Taxis are not readily available at the Koror airport.
All transportation must be pre-arranged. The boat can prearrange transfers through Neco Marine in advance, however these are not included in your charter and must be done in advance:
Airport to Yacht for guest arriving the day of boarding $25 per person (if not transferring from a hotel)
Yacht to Airport, day of disembarkation $25 per person
Hotel to Yacht the day of boarding $5 per person
Yacht to Hotel the day of disembarkation $5 per person (Koror Hotels) - Guests can pay Neco Marine while on the bus or they can pay at the Neco Marine store at the end of their trip.
Airfare (international and domestic)
Equipment rentals
Nitrox fills
Certification or specialty courses
Hotel stays/day rooms
Dinner on final evening
Crew gratuity
Port/park fees and taxes of USD $240 (7 nights) or $270 (10 nights) and a fuel surcharge of USD $150 for 7 nights or $215 for 10-nights to be added, these fees will be paid onboard the yacht by MC/Visa or US cash.
Please note: Unfortunately until further notice, a Fuel Surcharge of USD $150 (7 nights) or USD $215 (10 nights) has been applied to all itineraries by the boat due to the massive increase of fuel prices around the world, we apologise for this but it is beyond our control.
Dive insurance is mandatory as is your own personal dive computer (You can rent one for the trip if you do not have your own).
As well as the Mandatory Dive Insurance we highly recommend Trip and Travel Insurance on the off chance of missed or cancelled flights / lost baggage, documents, money or passport / Covid issues or any other unforeseen problems that could possibly occur.
Dive Assure Insurance offers cover for all these eventualities as well as complete Dive Insurance all in one package

A single supplement rate is charged 65% of the charter rate for a guaranteed private room.
The 65% is based on the full published price and not available on discounted trip price.

Booking deposit: 50% of your invoice total is required within 7 days of booking to confirm the booking.
The remaining final payment of 50% is due to 90 days prior to the departure date to complete your booking.
Individual booking made less than 90 days before the departure date are due full payment upon booking to confirm your booking.
Cancellation at any stage involves forfeit of the money already payed.

Palau Aggressor comfortably accommodates 18 guests in 9 spacious cabins.
The cabins include 8 deluxe which have a queen and single bunk and picture window and one double cabin (#9) with a full and single bunk, private head and shower and porthole window looking onto the dive deck.

• Stateroom

• Hanging on the sun deck

About the Diving
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Getting to Palau
Airlines that fly into Koror (ROR) International Airport in Palau are United, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines and China Air.

Visitors must have a current passport, adequate funds to support themselves, and a return airline ticket.
US citizens require a passport that must be valid for 6 months from date of entry.
It is the travelers’ responsibility to ensure they have the proper visa to travel into each country on his or her itinerary as well as for re-entry and return to their country.
Since regulations vary by country, contact your consulate or embassy of your country for the requirement.

Arrival/Boarding/Departure Palau
Guests arriving at the Koror (ROR) International Airport on Sunday evening will be greeted by a uniformed crewmember or a Neco Tourist Agent.
There are no phones or taxis at the small airport so we may assist in your transfer to the yachts The PALAU AGGRESSOR II® & ROCK ISLANDS AGGRESSOR® are 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 yachts up until Monday morning, the boat departs the dock at 6:00 am.
After a week of diving the yachts returns to the dock Saturday afternoon after lunch.
Checkout is Sunday morning at 8 am.
The crew will assist organizing transportation to either the airport or a local hotel if you are extending your stay.

Transfers 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:
Airport to Yacht/Yacht to Airport - embark/disembarking on charter days: $25 per person.- Hotel located close to the Yacht - embark/disembarking on charter days: $10 per person.
Hotels not located close to the yacht - embark/disembarking on charter days: $25 per person.
Guests can pay Neco Marine while on the bus or they can pay at the Neco Marine store at the end of their trip.
Taxis are not readily available at the Koror airport. All transportation must be pre-arranged. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Transportation to and from the Liveaboard:

Neco Marine - Transfers:
Airport to Yacht for guest arriving the day of boarding $20 per (if not transferring from a hotel)
Yacht to Airport, day of disembarkation $20 per person
Hotel to Yacht the day of boarding $5 per person
Hotel to Yacht the day of boarding $5 per person
Yacht to Hotel the day of disembarkation $5 per person (Koror hotels)

Transfers are provided by Neco Marine.

Guests may pay Neco Marine while on the bus or they can pay at the Neco Marine store at the end of their trip.
NO taxis are available at the Koror airport at any time.
All transportation must be pre - arranged. We highly recommend arriving in Palau prior to Sunday to get acclimated to the time change

What time is the embarkation, boarding and departure?

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

There are no phones or taxis at the small airport so they will assist in your transfer to the yacht.

If you are already on island, you may board the Aggressor at any time after 4 pm on Sunday.

Guests may board the boat up until Monday morning, the boat departs the dock at 6:00 am - 6:30.
The Liveaboard docks at the Neco Marine (Malakai) Harbor in Palau.
After a week of diving the Aggressor returns to the dock Saturday afternoon after lunch.

Checkout is Sunday morning at 8 am. The crew will assist organizing transportation to either the airport or a local hotel if you are extending your stay.

Standard Palau FAQS

Please note these are generic FAQs about Palau in general and not always boat specific.
If you are unsure about something please ask us to get confirmation.

Getting to Palau
We recommend that you arrive one night prior to the boat’s departure date to avoid any issues.
United Airlines currently holds flights to Palau via Guam (daily) or Manila on certain days.
Guam can be reached from Hawaii, Western USA, Australia, Seoul and Tokyo.
Manila is a major hub serviced by flights from Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur, amongst others, however, check up-to-date fares and schedules on United Airlines website or any booking agency like Kayak for instance.
Also be sure to check the up-to-date baggage restrictions and requirements for your flight.
Occasional direct flights to Palau are available from Taipei.
We recommend that you make reservations well ahead of time as well and purchase travel insurance also to cover any last-minute cancellations or health issues.

Entry requirements
U.S. citizens must show proof of U.S. citizenship (birth certificate or passport). Non-U.S. citizens must show passport. There is a free 30-day visa issued upon arrival.

Upon arrival
At the Palau airport, you will be picked up by your hotel or the boat representative and transported to the boat dependant on when you arrive.

Clothing
Bring very casual and lightweight clothing. Quick-dry material or light cotton works well, with maybe one long-sleeved shirt or sweater for chilly nights.
We also recommend a waterproof jacket or windbreaker. On the island, dress is very casual, though beachwear in town is inappropriate. We recommend bringing hats,sunscreen and sunglasses.

Language
Palauan and Englishare both official languages. Both are widely spoken.

Currency
The U.S. dollar is used throughout Palau. Credit cards are widely accepted.
There are quite a few 24-hour ATMs in banks on the main road in Koror, The Bank of Hawaii and Bank of Guam are represented.

Electricity
24-hour electricity comes in 110 and 220/240 volts, with standard U.S. outlets for two/three prong plugs.

Health
There is no malaria.
We recommend drinking bottled water.
The hospital on Palau is the Belau National Hospital, located in Koror and there are also two private clinics.
There is a hyperbaric chamber at the Belau National Hospital.<

Time zone
Palau, Japan and Korea are 9 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time, in London), Palau = GMT + 9.

Climate
Year round our climate is pretty uniform, at an average of 82 degrees F (27 C). Average humidity: 82 %. Rainfall, at 150 inches/year, can occur throughout the year.
Though sometimes it rains more during July through October, this “rainy season” doesn’t have a definitive start or end, and the weather is always changing and unpredictable.
However, it is always dive-worthy.
The warm tropical waters of Palau are pleasant throughout the year averaging 27°C (82 °F). Most guests will find a 3mm shortie or even a skin suit is appropriate, though if you feel the cold easily you may wish to opt for a 3-5mm long suit.

Hotel Reservations
Accommodations in Palau range from budget motels to very upscale resorts.

General and Diving Health
Health care is readily available in Palau. The Belau National Hospital is a professionally staffed hospital with an experienced barotraumas team. Follow normal precautions with food whilst travelling to prevent stomach upsets and be sure to drink bottled water only.
On board you will find a fully stocked first aid kit, AED and medical grade O2. Basic supplies will be made available to you, if you require medication please ask your cruise director. For diving related emergencies there is a recompression chamber in Koror.
Speedboat evacuation from the boat would be necessary thus diving specific insurance is a must on any liveaboard dive trip.
Dive insurance is mandatory as is your own personal dive computer (You can rent one for the trip if you do not have your own).
As well as the Mandatory Dive insurance we highly recommend trip cancellation and travel insurance on the off chance of cancelled flights / lost baggage / Covid issues or other unforeseen problems that hopefully will not occur.
Dive Assure offers covers for all these eventualities as well as complete Dive insurance all in one package.

What dive experience level is recommended for Palau Liveaboard trips?
Whilst most dives are suitable for divers of all levels, beginners may find some dives challenging and prefer to skip the dive.
Currents are to be expected at sites including Blue Corner and Ulong Channel. your cruise director and dive team will be on hand to advise so you may decided whether the dive is suitable for you.
Most Liveaboards require advanced experience or taking your PADI Advanced course whilst onboard to maximise your enjoyment from the trip.