Previous Dive Experience
Since we cater to small groups, we are very flexible in accommodating divers of all skill levels, from beginner to professional.  Having 2-3 dive guides/instructors for a group of 16 divers allow us to pay close attention to novice divers and follow their safety.

Water Temperature
The average water temperature is a warm 28 degrees Celsius, 84 degrees Fahrenheit.

For protection in the water we recommend a 3mm wetsuit (full length or short) or Lycra. If you are sensitive to cold please feel free to bring heavier dive suits.

Gear to Bring
Don't forget your mask, fins, snorkel, wetsuit, regulator with pressure gauge, BCD, dive computer/depth gauge/dive watch, dive gloves, optional dive knife, safety sausage (required) and reef hook. What is a Reef Hook? Reefhooks and safety sausages are available in our shop. You'll have ample storage space for your gear. If you need to rent gear, you can do so upon arrival at our shop. Show me a list of rental gear and prices.

Equipment Provided Onboard
We provide weight belts, weights, and standard aluminum size 80 cubic foot tanks.  Both 63 and 100 cubic foot tanks are also available upon request.  Ocean Hunter III provides clean towels both for shower and deck.  You get your own personal color-coded towel, warm and dry, after each dive.

Onboard we have a marine VHF radio and a cell phone that Ocean Hunter III crew uses to keep in touch with the office in town three times a day. Family members or friends can reach guests onboard by calling the ship’s cell phone at 680-777-2290, or they can leave a message at the Ocean Hunter office, 680- 488-2637.  Guests may use the ship cell phone or satellite phone, though “at-cost” charges apply.  Cellular phones are available for rental with prepaid cards.

Electricity
Two on board generators supply 24-hour 110 and 220 volt service, with standard American and European outlets for two/three prong plugs. There are at least 4 outlets in each cabin.  Electrical outlets are clearly marked as either 110V or 220V throughout the boat, so there’s no danger of plugging into the wrong voltage

Entertainment
The Salon features a 32” multi system TV, Multi regional DVD player, Multi system VCR, CD stereo and VCD player.  We have a wonderful collection of VHS tapes, DVDs, CDs and VCDs. We invite you to bring your own as well!  We also have an extensive marine library as well as books about Palau and its culture available on board for you to browse.

Tipping
Tipping is a personal matter, but for guests who have requested guidance on the subject: the Ocean Hunter II is a U.S. standard liveaboard, with crew's salaries based on tipping (upon your satisfaction). The average tip generally runs 7.5% - 10% of the trip cost.

Medical Support Onboard
Ocean Hunter II has a well-equipped first aid kit onboard, including oxygen. You should bring anti-seasickness medication and eardrops if you feel you will need them.

Smoking
Smoking is only allowed on the outside deck of the Ocean Hunter III.  

Bar
Ocean Hunter III offers a full bar onboard at extra charge:

Beer- $1.50
Wine- $20.00-$35.00 per bottle
Hard liquor- $3.50-5.00 per drink
Sodas: $1.50
Ice tea, lemonade, cold water and fresh smoothies are served daily at no extra charge!