Join Chris on his 4th trip to the incredible shipwrecks of Chuuk. 

Dive with chris onboard the Odyssey Adventures to see the ghost fleet of Truk Lagoon, the world’s best shipwreck destination. That’s only the beginning of your adventure. You’ll see an abundance of incredible tropical fish, anemones, gorgonians, and eagle rays. You'll have the option to dive at your leisure, or borrow one of our experienced local dive guides who will show you all those places you wouldn't find on your own. On a normal itinerary all sites can be dived within the recreational dive limits. Please refer to our "Commonly Visited Wreck and Reef Sites" for depth ranges.

Diving in Truk Lagoon is an adventure you will never forget. WWII wrecks are scattered across 77 square miles. The wrecks are covered with life. There are over 300 varieties of hard and soft corals. On the outer reef you'll find mountains of coral that stretch as far as the eye can see, and drops off into the abyss. Here it is not unusual to see pelagic sharks.

The water temperature ranges from 82 to 84 degrees Fahrenheit. Visability ranges from 30' to 100' depending on where you are in the lagoon and there is little current.

Price: $3,795 including taxes

What's included:

• Greeting and transfers to and from the airport at the beginning and end of the charter for those arriving and departing on charter schedule
• Double occupancy accommodations on board for seven (7) nights
• Private head, shower, and sink in each cabin
• Your own air conditioning control in your cabin
• Fascinating wreck and night diving
• Guided dives, if desired
• Warm towels after dives
• Six (6) amazing days of diving, up to 5 dives a day
• Breakfast, lunch, dinner and all snacks
• All beverages including beer, wine, and distilled spirits
• Relaxing in a spacious entertainment center with loads of movies, games, and books
• Use of your own dive locker while on board
• 30% Nitrox fills for certified Nitrox divers

What is not included in your package:

• Chuuk departure tax (US $30)
• Airfare
• Equipment rentals
• Dive courses
• $50 dive permit

About Chuuk

Also known as Truk, but was changed to it’s original name in 1986 when the Compact of Free Association went into effect. The compact is a political relationship with the United States that started in October, 1986.

Chuuk state consists of seven major island groups lying within the Eastern Caroline Islands, about 617 miles (1028 km) southeast of Guam and 3,262 miles (5,436 km) southwest of Hawaii. The total land mass of Chuuk state, including the outer islands, is approximately 77 square miles (128 km)

Location:    7 degrees North, 149 degrees East
Native Inhabitants:    Chuukese
Official Language:    Chuukese and English
Currency:    US Dollar
Time:    Greenwich Mean Time +10
Telecommunications:    International telephone, telex and facsimile service is available through the larger hotels and the FSM Telecommunications Center. The country code for telephone and facsimile service is 691 and the telex code is 729.
Electricity:    110 volts/60 cycles
Climate:    Between 70-90 degrees Fahrenheit (26-30 degrees Celsius); averaging 81 degrees Fahrenheit (28 degrees Celsius)
Water temperature:    82-84 degrees
Seasons:    Dry season between December and April; Rainy season, April to December.
Rainfall:    Annual average is approximately 115 inches
Getting there:    United Airlines with routings through Guam and Honolulu.
Flying time:    5 hours from Los Angeles to Honolulu, 7 hours from Honolulu to Guam, 2 hours from Guam to Chuuk – all figures are approximate.
Departure tax:    $30 US cash collected at airport prior to departure
Entry requirements:    US citizens, proof of citizenship is required. Citizens of other countries must have a passport valid at least 120 days beyond date of entry and a return or onward ticket. However, please verify requirements with the appropriate embassy.
Medical:    The government operated hospital on Weno is adequate to take care of all normal needs. Please remember to bring enough prescription medication you may need for the entire length of your stay.
Clothing:    Summer clothing is worn throughout the year. On island, women favor cotton dresses, muumuus, Bermuda shorts, loafers or sandals. Short shorts and mini skirts are inappropriate attire, especially in more traditional areas. Men wear lightweight slacks or shorts, sport shirts, comfortable shoes or sandals. Sunglasses are recommended.