Join us aboard M/V Pacific Master
15-22 November 2023
Truk Lagoon is considered the Super Bowl of wreck diving with over 70 ships and 400 aircraft destroyed during Operation Hailstone in February of 1944. This historic site was the forward anchorage for the Imperial Japanese Navy and the battle that occurred here was Japan's Pearl Harbor.
There are plenty of wrecks within recreational depth limits (some even extend above the surface) and also deeper technical dives if one is trained and equipped to safely conduct them. Most divers who visit Truk/Chuuk are recreational and there are more dives within rec. depth limits than they could ever hope to do in months. This will be our fourth trip. In addition to the ships and artifacts are beautiful corals that cover the wrecks, tons of tropical fish and sharks and rays. No better combination of great diving and history exists anywhere on the planet.
3 Configurations of Cabins - Call for Availability and Price
Double/twin cabins on the Main Deck, based on double occupancy - Call
Twin cabins on the Lower Deck, based on double occupancy - Call
Single cabins on the Lower Deck - Call
Included:
7 Nights aboard the M/V Pacific Master
All meals, snacks and non-alcoholic beverages
Individually controlled A/C
Up to 4 guided dives per day (inclusive of night dive)
Dedicated gear set-up station with under bench storage
Airport transfers
Not Included:
International and domestic flights
Applicable port and park fees
Alcoholic beverages (beer, wine and spirits)
Nitrox (up to 32%)
Tech extras (EANx over 32%, sorb, manifolds, etc)
Travel and dive accident insurance
Crew tips and gratuities
For the Tech Diver:
Deco bar for stage/deco stops under M/V Pacific Master
Booster pump for gas blending and rebreather tank fills
Manifold twin-tanks (DIN & International/Yoke available)
MKVI filters (upon request)
Sofno-lime for rebreathers (charge dependent on use)
Rebreather tanks
12l Deco stage tanks (band, sling & clips) - 40cuft/80cuft stage/bailout cylinders
Oxygen
Helium
The date of this trip was chosen to synchronize with our 23 Nov. - 1 Dec. Palau Siren trip.
