Salt lake (snorkelling)Patrimonio Mundial UNESCOÁrea Marina Protegida

Jellyfish Lake

Palau · Micronesia

Near Islas Rocosas del Sur de la Laguna

Profundidad: 1–5 mNivel: Snorkel (scuba diving prohibited)All year round

An isolated marine lake where millions of jellyfish migrate daily following the sun; snorkelling only.

Depth

1–5 m

Recommended level

Snorkel (scuba diving prohibited)

Average visibility

5 m

Water temperature

32 °C

Current

None

Access

Boat

Best time

All year round

Recommended certification

N/A - Snorkel only

Approx. price

100 USD / dive

Plan your dive

Best time
All year round
Approx. price
100 USD / dive
Nearby park (1 km away)Islas Rocosas del Sur de la Laguna

Protection status

Santuario Marino Nacional de Palau, unos 500.000 km²: uno de los mayores del mundo. Palau fue el primer país en prohibir la pesca de tiburón y el arrastre de fondo en toda su zona económica exclusiva

UNESCO designation

Patrimonio Mundial (Laguna Sur de las Rock Islands, inscrita en 2012; 100.200 ha y 445 islotes calizos deshabitados)

Did you know

El buceo con botella está prohibido por una razón concreta: por debajo de cierta profundidad el lago tiene una capa anóxica cargada de sulfuro de hidrógeno, y las burbujas podrían alterar la estratificación. La Laguna Sur alberga la mayor concentración de lagos marinos del mundo, y de ellos se han descrito cinco subespecies nuevas de Mastigias papua.

Sources consulted: UNESCO World Heritage Centre (ficha 1386); Wikipedia (Blue Corner); Palau Dive Adventures; worldatlas.com; bestbeachreviews.com

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