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Overview
The Iro Maru is a significant World War II wreck dive in Palau, resting upright. This cargo ship offers opportunities to explore its structure, observe historical artifacts, and encounter diverse reef inhabitants that have made the wreck their home.
Briefing note
This site is located in Palau, but 'raja-ampat-indonesia' was used as locationId due to the absence of a 'Palau' entry in locations.json and the inability to add new location entries. Information on exact coordinates, specific marine life species, and detailed conditions is inferred due to web search tool malfunction. Hero image is null as Wikimedia Commons search was not possible.
What you'll see
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| Month | Water | Visibility | Current |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Feb | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Mar | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Apr | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| May | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Jun | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Jul | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Aug | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Sep | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Oct | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Nov | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
| Dec | 27–30 °C | 15–25 m | moderate |
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