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The crews of the Palau Aggressor II, Sun Dancer II and Ocean Hunter live-aboards have installed new helix moorings at several Palau dive sites. The new moorings were placed at Turtle Cove, German Channel and near Ulong Island as part of a continuing effort to install stronger, more marine-friendly moorings for the dive yachts to use when visiting Palau's beautiful reefs and walls. During the mooring installation at Turtle Cove, crews reported that an ornate eagle ray and a 12-foot leopard shark visited the job site and appeared to approve of the work that was being done. For more information about live-aboard diving from the cozy, low capacity Ocean Hunter, click on the home page below. For more information about live-aboard diving in Palau aboard the Palau Agressor II, click onto the home page below. For more information about live-aboard diving in Palau aboard the Sun Dancer II, click on the home page below. For information on booking flights to Palau, click on the home page below.
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