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Chuyo Maru
 Malakal Harbor, Palau
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Entry Type: Boat
Aquatic Life: Plenty To See
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Spring: 81-85°F/27-29°C
Summer: 81-85°F/27-29°C
Fall: 81-85°F/27-29°C
Winter: 81-85°F/27-29°C
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285’ Chuyo Maru was sunk March 30th 1944 during Operation Desecrate One and sits upright on the bottom
From ScubaDiving.com;
When to Go: Palau’s wrecks are accessible the entire year, even in inclement weather.
Diving Conditions: Water temp runs between 82 and 84 degrees year-round. Visibility is 30 to 90 feet, but varies with weather, tides and dive sites.
Operator: Sam’s Tours Palau, Fish N Fins or Palau Dive Adventures can take you to every known wreck. Before you go, let your operator know you want to concentrate on wrecks. 10 wrecks to consider: Iro, Chuyo Maru, Buoy 6 Wreck, Teshio Maru, Gozan, Jake seaplane, Ryuku Maru, Helmet Wreck, Bichu Maru and Amatsu Maru.
Price Tag: Seven nights’ accommodations wuth five days of two-tank diving start at $900, depending on where you’d like to stay.