Koror

Palau

100 foot unknown Japaneese fishing Boat used as a sub chaser

Near the Eastern entrance of Malakal Harbor and the light house

Buoy #6 Wreck

This can be a fast current drift dive. Big sharks sometimes, etc.

Near the main lighthouse

Lighthouse Channel

Beautiful Lagoon for skindiving and possibly SCUBA. Barracuda sometimes haunt this great spot for off-gassing

South and then East out of Malakal Harbor

Peaceful Lagoon

Mandarinfish and other small stuff, crabs etc.

Eastern end of Malakal Harbor

Mandarinfish Lake

She was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 an hour later aircraft from the carrier Belleau Wood attacked with no hits, and she was finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown .

362 Foot length,  50 Foot beam


Inside the Rock Islands

Nagisan Maru

She was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Hornet and Enterprize  as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Lexington. 470  Foot length,  58 Foot beam, 14000 Tons



Her final resting place is in Western lagoon North her sister ship the Iro.

Sata is also known as Sata Maru.

Sata

Japanese Fishing Trawler

Malakal Harbor

Hafa Dai is also known as Hafa Dai Maru.

Hafa Dai

470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands

Iro Maru is also known as Iro.

Iro Maru

Upside down WW2 Zero aircraft

Just west of the Harbour entrance and in the vicinity of Short drop off

Zeke Zero

Easy shallow dive for a WW2 zero aircraft. Propeller out of the water most of the time

Just inside the western reef on your way to Jellyfish Lake

Zero

Zero right side up in shallow water

Across the  very shallow reef a few miles south of the main harbor entrance. This should only be attempted at high tide.

Buoy #6 Wreck

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Buoy #6 Wreck