Instant Reader Report
on Sams Tours / Palau Pacific Resort in
Micronesia: Palau, Truk, Bikini Atoll and Marshall Islands / [N/A] on
2003/07
by
J Traylor , TX, USA
Report Number 030903222323576

 I snorkeled off of the dive boat and my husband dove --St. Thomas, St.
John, Tortola, Virgin Gorda 

Dive Conditions

If you were not an experienced diver you neede to stay within sight of the
dive master or guide  

Great photography shop on the premises and fresh water igloos on the boats
for the camera equiptment.  They bend over backwards to help with any
photography needs  

Overall Rating

The trip was beyond belief.  This was my first dive trip.  I was certified
for 1 week before I went and my husband was an experienced diver.  The
diving was superb for both novice and experienced.  We hired a private
dive guide who stayed with us for the entire 10 days we were there and
showed us the most remarkable marine life imaginable.  It rained most
every day but the water was very calm with the exception of one day.  Sams
Tours is the most effecient place I have ever seen.  Friendly, helpful, and
very reliable fleet of boats and guides.  They took us to the best sites
depending upon the currents and visibility each dive and the lunches they
provided were exceptional.  By the time we left Palau, we had 18 memorable
dives in Palau for our dive log and made many new friends at Sams.  Palau
is a definite YES when it comes to diving for any level and remarkable
underwater experiences.  The Palau Pacific Resort is a wonderful resort. 
They wait on you hand and foot and the food was supurb!  We will be a
repeat guest!     

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