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In early November, 1994, the newly constructed Palau Aggressor II set sail for the Republic of Palau from Nichols Brothers shipyard in Freeland, Whidbey Island, Washington. The all aluminum, 2, 100 hp, jet driven power catamaran is capable of 21 knots while only drawing four and one half feet of water. This feature will revolutionize the diving industry in Palau by allowing high speed access through its outer reefs at any tide. Cruising in unparalleled luxury, the wave piercing "z" bow will transport divers to the most remote sites Palau has to offer in total comfort state-of-the-art stability. She can accommodate any special requests or itineraries when the entire vessel is chartered for private groups. The Palau Aggressor II offers sixteen guests the ultimate in live-aboard accommodations.

Staterooms
All eight luxurious staterooms are air-conditioned and have individual climate controls. Each is fully carpeted, insulated for sound, equipped with queen and single berths and vanity. Storage space is generous and each room is appointed with a hot fresh water shower and toilet. Water makers provide an abundance of fresh water. All staterooms are just a step away from the dive deck, and each room has a large window just above water level.

Galley
The full service galley is equipped with a microwave oven, large juice machine, self-serve ice machine, coffee maker and a commercial range with broiler, griddle and two ovens. It is designed and operated to certified public health standards. Prepared dishes include American favorites as well as local island dishes. Divers are greeted with superb snacks after each dive.

Main Salon
The salon, an attractively furnished area on the second deck, is designed for comfort and relaxation. A full service indoor/outdoor bar is open 24-hours a day. The bar, a popular gathering place, is constructed of solid teak and has retractable windows for a fresh open air feeling. All beverages, including soda, wine, beer and liquor, are included in the charter price. The entertainment center features a large screen TV, VCR with all video camera capabilities, CD player and a well stocked library of books and magazines, videos, compact discs and slides.

Dive Deck
Although much of the diving in Palau is done from a high speed launch, some of the dives will be from the mother ship. An individual dive locker is provided for gear and dive accessories, a seat for ease of donning and removing dive gear and a tank ring to hold the tank and B.C. A large, carpeted, 2 tier camera table with 6 low pressure air nozzles, two camera rinse tanks, fresh water showers and wet suit racks are also located on the dive deck. A chilled water cooler and a dive deck head are located in this area. On the stem is a retractable dive platform with access ladders for easy return to the boat.

Photo Center
Just forward of the dive deck is the E6 processing photo lab. Dedicated charging stations are located in the photo lab and salon. Daily E6 processing and numerous slide viewing tables provide guests immediate results of their day's photography. An extensive inventory of photo equipment is available for rent during the charter. Our photo pros are eager to provide help and advice.

Sun Deck
Soak up some sun on the spacious third deck "Sunroof" complete with deck chairs, chaise lounges and umbrellas. Or, you can relax around the second deck hot tub and shaded self-service bar. Many meals are prepared on the BBQ grill located on the second deck served in the fresh air and sunshine.