Going Ashore

On a clear night, when requested, we set up a BBQ dinner under the stars on a pristine white beach of a deserted rock island. We can also hike onto the big island of Babeldaob to see and bathe in its famous waterfalls. When weather permits, we sail down south to the island of Peleliu and spend the night in the deserted, shallow harbor. Peleliu was heavily fortified by the Japanese during WWII and was the site of an excruciatingly long and bloody battle, with many relics still scattered around the island in caves and jungle and along the legendary bloody-nose ridge. A land expedition and local guided tour upon Peleliu, for 2 - 4 hours, can be arranged ahead of time for an extra $20, in addition to the $20 Peleliu State Permit for visiting. You may request that Ocean Hunter go all the way south to Anguar, which requires a State Permit costing $60.