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Max 14 guests / up to 4 dives per day
 
Most suitable for advanced divers
 
Pelagic fish inc Hammerheads
 
Visit Wolf and Darwin dive sites
 
Take in above water excursions
 
Book well in advance as trips fill up

Galapagos Aggressor I & II

All Aggressors’ Yachts have been built to comply with both local and international safety regulations, and are equipped to the highest standards of comfort available.

Guests will be led by experienced captains, attended by a friendly crew, and guided by professional multilingual naturalists and dive masters. The comfortably furnished lounge and dining areas, as well as the seven double staterooms are spacious, bright and fully air-conditioned wi...
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All Aggressors’ Yachts have been built to comply with both local and international safety regulations, and are equipped to the highest standards of comfort available.

Guests will be led by experienced captains, attended by a friendly crew, and guided by professional multilingual naturalists and dive masters. The comfortably furnished lounge and dining areas, as well as the seven double staterooms are spacious, bright and fully air-conditioned with individual temperature controls.

Dive Requirements
  • PADI Open Water certification is recommended but not mandatory
  • PADI Courses available on board. Please call our free phone number 0800 112 3275 for more details
  • No logged dives required as divemasters are always on deck and in the water with guests. Guests need to be comfortable diving in current situations and have good buoyancy control
  • Self declaration Medical Form duly signed by you
Included
  • 5 ½ Days diving
  • Guide
  • Full board
  • Soft Drinks
  • Transfers to and from San Cristobal airport
  • Weights & weight belts
  • Tanks
Not Included
  • Galapagos Park Entry Fee (US$ 100 per person)
  • Departure tax from Guayaquil (US$30 per person)
  • Departure tax from Quito (US$31.60 per person)
  • 12% Sales tax on all on board services
  • $10 Galapagos Visitors Card (cash only)
Dive routes include : Galapagos Safari

Specification

Type : Steel Monohull - Year built: 1991/1994 - Year refit: 2005/2006
Length : 100 feet - Beam: 22 feet - Cruising Speed: 10 knots
Engines : (2) Turbo diesel engines, 300hp each - Generators: (2) 100kw generators, 110-208 ac voltage
Navigation and Communication system: (2) Radars, 24-mile and 48-mile/ Compass/ Depth Sounder with alarm/ Global Positioning System (GPS)/(4) VHF radios/ SSB radio - Single Side Band Radio/ Satellite Phone/ Computer station with email access.

Fresh water capacity : 4800 gallons water storage/ 1200 gallon per day water maker

Diving Facilities

Air compressors :2×Bauer air/nitrox compressors
Nitrox diving : Nitrox filtration system
Dive deck : Dive deck with personal gear lockers, freshwater showers, rinse tank, and camera table
Dive equipment rental : Scuba diving equipment rental
Medical Oxygen and comprehensive First Aid available : First Aid Kit/ D.A.N. Oxygen System with 100% demand

Equipment Rental Payable Onboard
  • BC/Regulator $120 (combo/per charter); $60 (separately/per charter)
  • Dive Computer $125 (per charter)
  • Night Light $8 (per night)
  • Wetsuit $70 (Okeanos Aggressor and Galapagos Aggressor(s) only)
Photography

Digital underwater photography

Accommodation
  • (4) “Deluxe” cabins with two single berths, lavatory, private head and shower, hair dryers, port window and TV/DVD/MP3
  • (2) “Deluxe” cabins for couples with one queen bed, lavatory, private head and shower, hair dryers, closet, window, TV/DVD/MP3
Maximum guests : 14 - Number of crew: 8
Salon & Dining room : Elegant dining area with “sit down” style dining
Entertainment Entertainment centre, featuring a TV/ DVD/CD stereo player and an assortment of movies
Sundecks : Partially covered sun deck with chaise lounges, complete wet bar, assortment of sitting areas, (2) hammocks

Other Amenities:
  • BBQ grill area
  • Full-service galley with freezer and refrigerator storage
  • Hiking and land tours by multi-linguistic naturalist guides
  • Snorkelling and scuba diving
  • Star gazing
Additional information

Defibrillator
Automatic Fire and Smoke Detection System
Manual Fire Extinguishers and Fire Fighting Equipment
Monthly Drills and Procedures conducted by crew
406 EPIRB - Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
Safety Flags and Dive Alerts
Life rafts
Life Jackets with lights and whistles for all passengers and crew
Full Complement of Safety and Rescue Equipment


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