SHORT DROP-OFF

Dive Site:
•  A steep reef wall turning toward the open sea. At the corner, the drop off will gradually change to a massive deep plateau
•  Got its name due to its proximity to Koror

Marine Life:
•  White Tips, Gray Reef & Black Tip Reef sharks
•  Large variety of soft and hard corals
•  Large school of Batfish , Blue tail Jacks, parrotfish & Butterfly fish & wrasses
•  Eagle Rays & Octopus
•  September-November this is a nursery for baby Gray Reef Sharks. Schools of juvenile sharks, 10 inches in length accompanied by an adult female, patrol the water at around 100 feet.
•  To see the Chambered Nautilus, it is necessary to organize a tour with Kevin at Sam's. Nautilus live in depths exceeding 600 feet and are trapped at night. After an opportunity to see & photograph them, they are released to return to the deep. Nautilus are found only near the equator and prefer near freezing water temperatures. They are believed to not have changed in over 400 million years