The Aggressor IV is 110 feet long and has 9 staterooms. It can carry up to 18 passengers. Diving from the boat is easy, with the large swim platform.

 

The dive deck opens Sunday morning and runs until noon on Friday. After the Friday cocktail party, guests may dine at a local restaurant on the island.

You get 5 1/2 days of quality diving on the Kona Aggressor II. Friday afternoon is spent shopping, site seeing or just relaxing. There is an evening cocktail party followed by dinner at a local restaurant (not included in the package).

 

The Kona Aggressor II is an 80 foot vessel with 6 staterooms on board. Fourteen passengers fit comfortably. The vessel is docked at Kailua Kona.

Warm water, temperate climate and high visibility make Hawaii a desirable destination. Interesting offshore lava formations, plane and shipwrecks, varied large and small aquatic life make Hawaii THE dive destination. Yet despite Hawaii's popularity, there are still relatively untouched areas, such as the barrier reef off Molokai. On land you have the memorial sites at Pearl Harbor, active Kilauea Volcano tours, shopping, golf and scenic tours are just some of the options that await you.

The Maldives are as varied as they are exotic. Offering three distinct types of diving: inside the atolls, outside the atolls and along the channels, each have something special to offer.

 

With ten staterooms and 20 guests allowed, you truly become family on this liveaboard.

For those who just want to get wet and stay wet, the effortless shore diving with 24/7 unlimited air has definite appeal. The frontyard is a veritable cornucopia of aquatic life. There are two walls to choose from, as well as the Prince Albert wreck, all just a few fin kicks away. Of course, there is a fleet of dive boats designed specifically for easy entry and exit that goes out twice daily. Snorkelers are welcome.

 

An intimate resort, CoCo View has 26 rooms, all either on waters edge or directly over it. Rooms are spacious, comfortable and air conditioned. Drawing on its Honduran roots, the decor is in traditional woods, textiles and colors. Three square meals are served daily with a selection of local and traditional fare and in-season fruits and vegetables.

With easy access, you'll be diving the coral encrusted walls along Roatan in no time. Several large wrecks, eel gardens and the occasional shark passing through give divers fish tales to talk about back at one of the open air restaurants post dive. For a cultural excursion, the once flourishing Mayan civilization now lies in ruins outside the city of Copan. Need a little more adventure? White water rafting is also a short trip to the mainland away.

The Palau Aggressor takes you from point A to point B in 106 feet of style. With a maximum of 18 passengers sharing amazing dive experiences, you fast become family.

 

Diving is done from a skiff, due to the swift currents. This destination is not recommended for beginners.

The Aggressor II is 106 feet and fits 18 passengers. The Aggressor III measures in at 101 feet and 5 staterooms. Ten passengers is the maximum allowed.

 

Weather permitting, a visit to a local island is planned so that guests can experience a cultural meke.

The Galapagos experience is recommended for intermediate divers and up.

 

Diving takes place from Friday through Wednesday morning. And what diving it is. You practically need to sweep the fish out of the way so you can giant stride in. To say that the Galapagos is a thriving ecosystem is an understatement. Think you've seen it all and done it all? Then the Galapagos is the next trip for you.

 

The Aggressor I & II are 100 feet each, with 7 staterooms; perfect for 14 passengers.

The waters around North Sulawesi are blessed with an abundant concentration of unique marine creatures yet to be discovered. These rare fish and critters thrive in the near Bunaken Island, Bangka Island, Talisei Island and Lembeh Straits.

 

The North Sulawesi Aggressor comes in at 107 feet of traveling luxury. There are 8 staterooms with a maximum capacity of 18 passengers. The vessel's home dock is Manado.

All dives are done directly from a dinghy for ease of entry and exit. Most guests make an average of three dives a day. Night diving is at the discretion of the dive master, due to the large number of schooling sharks in the region.

 

Weather permitting, guests will also experience a few land excursions. Guests are shuttle ashore to hike through the jungles and swim through the waterfalls.

 

When not diving and onboard, guests hang out on either the sun deck or in the lounge. The Okeanos Aggressor holds a maximum of 22 passengers and has 10 staterooms. Meals and snacks are included, as are non-alcoholic and local alcoholic beverages. 

You will join 19 other passengers on this 120 foot, 9 stateroom vessel as you explore the walls and the massive congregation of nurse sharks that come to the coast of French Caye. All the diving is done off the back of the vessel and shore excursions are conducted by way of a ride on the dinghy. 

All dives are done from the mothership. With a maximum of 14 passengers to fill the six staterooms, the Utila Aggressor becomes your second home; family and all. And you will have lots to talk about with the awesome night dives, the wonderful food and the amazing critters you see.

Have you ever played hide and seek in a sponge forest? Whether you are an advanced diver or just getting your fins wet, Curacao is sure to please. Blue runners sprint along the reef, chasing down their pray as an octopus scuttles into his next hidey hole. Grouper patiently wait their turn at the cleaning station and eels seek out their dinner in the coral.

 

On land, enjoy world-class cuisine, play golf, gamble, or tour some of the 17th century architecture sites. Your adventures are limited only by the amount of time you have to spend exploring the wonder that is Curacao.

This facility has been awarded PADI's 5-Star Instructor Development Center and a NAUI Dream Resort. The Captain's Locker is a full service retail and rental facility and the staff are happy to share their knowledge of the local area with you.

 

Accomodations range from bungalows and apartments, to villas and villa suites. Rum Runners, Pizza Temple or Deco Stop Bar are great places to make new friends as you grab a bite or a quick drink post-dive.

Bonaire offers a unique opportunity for divers to see what the Caribbean was like over 20 years ago: Lush, healthy coral housing a veritable cornucopia of fishlife.

 

Bonaire has a rich cultural heritage as seen with the plantation ruins and slave huts. An island of the world, the music and dance reflect its storied history. If you are in town for a festival, be sure to check it out. Finally, if you're looking for a Bonaire's famous flamingoes, a stop at the saltbeds of Pekelmeer is the a must.