The culture and history of these island people is only matched by nature's extravagance of magnificent reef life and waters unknown to regular divers visiting busy island capitals. Island names will include Pulap Atoll, Puluwat Atoll, Satawal, West Fayu Atoll, Lamotrek Atoll, Olimarao Atoll, Eauripik Atoll, Ifalik Atoll, Sorol Atoll, Ulithi Atoll and Ngulu Atoll. Each tour features a selection of these sites with varying stays based on guest involvement and related interests. Visits primarily focus on underwater interests, but will include social interfacing at many sites, requiring conformity to local traditions and customs. Many islands will have displays of local dancing and crafts.
Some locations forbid power boats, relying entirely on big carved sailing canoes.
A ride on a big ocean sailing canoe will surpass most visitor's dreams. Sharks, manta rays, turtles and milleniums of fish life are seen in profusion, especially at exposed and uninhabited locations. Various islands have WWII artifacts above and below their lagoon waters. Japanese war planes, a sunken U.S. bomber, defense guns, buildings and an abandoned lighthouse, old aircraft runways, and shipwrecks exist at several sites. These dream cruises exceed most expectations for connoisseurs of fine dive travel .