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- Typhoon Bopha began around 4pm Dec 2 2012
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- typhoon had jogged slightly south making its main destination Palau’s island of Anguar
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Scuba Diving Magazine: Palau Dive Adventures Launches International Operation
Redondo Beach, Calif. – New boutique scuba dive company Palau Dive Adventures, which focuses on small groups, safety and personal dive plans, has launched its international operation and is accepting online reservations at http://www.palaudiveadventures.com or via personal scuba concierge at 888-334-DIVE. … Continue reading
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Palau Travel and Dive Photolog by Jim Caldwell
Whether you are a scuba diver, kayaker or the interested traveler, Jim Caldwell’s Palau Travel and Dive Photolog web site is an amazing resource into what CEDAM named as one of the Seven Wonders of the Underwater World, Palau. With … Continue reading
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