Palau Siren sailing yacht treats divers to an incredible variety of dive sites whilst transporting them to Pacific island charm in grace and elegance.
In 2012, the 40-meter vessel known as the Palau Siren liveaboard embarked on its maiden voyage from the shores of Sulawesi, an Indonesian island. Crafted meticulously from ironwood and teak, materials indigenous to the region, this magnificent liveaboard is unparalleled in the Palau waters. Designed with divers in mind and meticulously constructed by divers, every conceivable need has been considered and meticulously attended to.
The vessel accommodates a maximum of 16 guests per cruise, ensuring there is abundant room for relaxation. Within its eight cozy, double-occupancy cabins, guests have the choice of either a double or twin bed arrangement, with two cabins offering a flexible double/twin configuration. Each cabin is equipped with individual climate control and private ensuite bathrooms featuring hot water.
The dive deck boasts personalized storage space for smaller equipment items and is quite possibly one of the most capacious and comfortable spaces one might encounter. Dedicated rinse tanks are available for scuba and camera equipment, alongside refreshing freshwater showers on the deck.
For dining, an enclosed al fresco area presents an inviting backdrop for all culinary experiences, while the commodious air-conditioned saloon houses a cocktail bar, plush seating, and a generously sized flat-screen television.
The saloon also boasts specially designated zones for recharging and readying camera and video equipment, making the Palau Siren liveaboard an exceptional choice for underwater photographers and videographers.
Palau Siren is additionally equipped with two shaded, high-bottom fibreglass skiffs, a nitrox compressor, equipment rental services, kayaks, laundry facilities, and massage service.
How to get there
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