Truk's scenic resort
The
Truk Blue Lagoon Resort on the island of Moen in Chuuk offers a breathtaking view
of the world famous "Truk Lagoon" and is the perfect location for both
divers and business travelers.
The hotel's low two story design of 54 modern,
spacious, air conditioned rooms blends perfectly with the island's tropical and
serene atmosphere. You can enjoy a view of the lagoon from the balcony of all
rooms.
Just outside your hotel room you can meander through the palm shaded
gardens to the white sand beach for a refreshing swim in the clear lagoon.
In
our island style restaurant there is an excellent choice of local seafood and
Pacific and Asian cuisine.
Enjoy the tropical sunset while you dine in a romantic
setting only found in the islands.
Dive Sites
Chuuk Lagoon has attracted
divers from virtually every corner of the world. Marine archaeologists have located
41 World War II shipwrecks, referred to recently as The Ghost Fleet, athough as
many as 65 ships may be quietly resting at the bottom of the lagoon.
A
majority of the wrecks are located on the windward side of Tonoas Island, and
between Tonoas and Fefan islands. Another concentration of wrecks can be found
near Uman Island. The dive centre generally visits around 20 of the most popular
dive sites plus other interesting sites upon request or when conditions are right.
Most dive sites are located within a 25 minute boat ride from the dive shop.
Click here for general
information about the diving in Chuuk Lagoon.
Dive Shop
The dive shop is conveniently located on the hotel grounds.
Blue Lagoon Dive
Shop in Chuuk (Truk Lagoon) opened its doors to divers on November 13, 1973. Since
then the humble shack has grown into a modern dive shop that provides full service
to divers looking for adventure on the historic wrecks of Truk.
Gradvin Aisek
carries the legacy of his father, Kimiuo who opened the underwater world of Truk
Lagoon to the world. His experience and knowledge of the wrecks has given divers
an opportunity to enjoy "the World's Greatest Wreck Diving."
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