Unveiled in 2012, the Palau Siren liveaboard, spanning 40 meters, emerged from the craftsmanship of ironwood and teak on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, echoing the traditions of the region. The allure of Palau's waters finds its match in this vessel, boasting unparalleled beauty. Created by divers, for divers, rest assured that every conceivable need has been meticulously addressed.
With a maximum capacity of 16 guests per expedition, a spacious environment awaits to ensure relaxation. The 8 double occupancy cabins, designed for comfort, offer the choice between double or twin beds. Among them, 2 cabins are adaptable for double or twin configurations. All cabins feature individualized air conditioning control and en-suite bathrooms equipped with hot water facilities.
The dive deck boasts personalized storage for your smaller equipment, potentially among the most expansive and comfortable settings you've encountered. Dedicated rinse tanks cater to both scuba and camera equipment, accompanied by fresh water showers on the deck.
For meals, the covered outdoor dining area sets the scene, while the capacious, air-conditioned saloon houses a cocktail bar, plush seating, and a large flat-screen TV.
Within the saloon, designated spaces facilitate the charging and preparation of your camera and video equipment, establishing the Palau Siren liveaboard as a prime choice for underwater photographers and videographers.
Palau Siren also enjoys the advantages of 2 shaded, high-bottom, fibreglass skiffs, a nitrox compressor, equipment rental, kayaks, laundry facilities, and massage services.