BVI Aggressor

The 37-meter (120-foot) BVI (British Virgin Islands) Aggressor sleeps 20 guests. Her scuba diving itineraries include the walls, pinnacles & ship wrecks of the British Virgin Islands.

A word from Dom: “The Cayman Aggressor V is moving to the British Virgin Islands, adding a new dimension to the Aggressor Fleet’s Caribbean diving. The BVI Aggressor, big, roomy contemporary, has extremely popular since introduced & she’s an ideal choice for those interested in diving BVI. Dominick Macan

Cayman Aggressor exterior opt

On Board BVI Aggressor

2 main deck TWIN / DOUBLE with balcony
2 twins or 1 king bed, sliding door & furnished outside balcony
5 lower deck TWIN / DOUBLE staterooms
2 twins or 1 king bed & porthole
3 lower deck TWIN staterooms
2 twin beds …. 2 of these cabins without portholes

All staterooms are air-conditioned and fitted with private toilets, showers and sinks.

up to 5 dives per day
all dives from large platform on the main vessel
80 cubic ft. tanks
Aqualung gear rental available
(please request in advance)
nitrox available (extra charge)
Water temperature: 78 – 82F, 25 – 28C … 3mm wetsuit recommended

accommodation & diving
meals, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages
local beer & wine served with dinner
compressed air, tanks, weights and weight belts

airfare
transfers
nitrox
Aqualung rental gear
(please request in advance)
port fees

Sit Back, Relax .... And Dive

This built-for-purpose vessel has everything a Caribbean diver could want.  The huge top sun deck features lounging and deck chairs.  There’s also a wet bar & grill, stereo and CD player (which has an IPod plug-in) and a hot tub … and tables & chairs can be set up here for alfresco dining. One level down, the upper deck has an enormous restaurant & covered exterior lounge deck at the aft with plenty of comfy seating, a great place to enjoy after-dive cocktails.

The large interior lounge on the main deck has plenty of room to settle in, watch movies, listen to music or work with your digital photography.

A complete photo center with a digital video and still photo editing computer is available. This deck also houses the huge dive deck & camera tables plus 2 large suites, each with its own balcony.

The menu features a variety of American cuisine, barbecues and local cuisine. Breakfast is cooked to order, there’s a buffet lunch and dinner with tableside service … plus, you’ll have fresh mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks.

Travel & Cruise Logistics

The British Virgin Islands’ international airport (EIS), officially the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (also known as Beef Island airport), is located on Beef Island, which connects to Tortola via the Queen Elizabeth II bridge.  The yacht departs from Roadtown, Tortola.  Guests must be onboard Saturday by 5 pm

You will fly through San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU).  Most major airlines have direct flights; jetBlue, Southwest Airlines, Azul Airlines, American Airlines, Spirit Airlines, and Frontier Airlines, United, Delta.  We do recommend booking flights as soon as possible as flight to Tortola tend to fill quickly.

We recommend arriving 1 – 2 days early to enjoy the beautiful island of Tortola & make sure you avoid being stressed due to delayed flights or missing bags.

Layout & Specs

Deck & cabin layout, yacht specifications, equipment & safety features
CAYMAN AGGRESSOR V layout opt

Specifications

Port: George Town, Grand BVI
The BVI Aggressor is built and maintained to the specifications of the local regulatory agencies and the regulations of the country of the flag.

Length: 120 ft. Beam: 25
Passengers: 20
Staff: 7
Saturday to Saturday trips Boarding: Saturday 3 p.m. Check out: Saturday 8 a.m.

The BVI Islands has been an Aggressor destination since 1984.

PROFESSIONAL CREWS

Captains and staff are professionally licensed as required by the laws of the country in which the yacht operates and complies with and the appropriate flag state regulations and/or ...

Itinerary

BVI Aggressor will take you on 7 or 10-day itineraries which include the highlights of BVI diving featuring some great topography.

Itinerary map with diving summary

British Virgin Islands

Norman Island : at the southern tip of the British Virgin Islands archipelago & reputed to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s pirate novel Treasure Island.

Rocky pinnacles, a 15-foot tunnel, canyons, ridges and an underwater cavern provide interesting underwater terrain. Scores of colorful fish, plus barracuda, turtles, eagle rays, southern stingrays, lobsters and nurse sharks filter through a rainbow of gorgonians.  Look also for angel fish, sea horses, shrimps, blennies and yellowhead jawfish. Lovely ...

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