
No better way to explore Galapagos than from aboard the islands' finest
dive yachts, the Galapagos Aggressor I and the Galapagos Aggressor II,
with their three unique route options.
There are seven luxurious air-conditioned staterooms, each with two berths. Four staterooms are located on the
lower level and three are on the upper level. Stateroom features include: private head and shower, individual
climate control, a cassette stereo system and a port window, which offers great views and plenty of natural light.
Your cabin is just steps away from the main salon, dining room and dive deck.
The salon, located on the main level, is an attractively furnished area designed
for comfort and relaxation.
During your week-long sojourn, underwater, you'll encounter a parade of rare
and endemic creatures, such as tropical and cold-water fish species mingling together,
schooling hammerheads, penguins, sea lions, eagle rays, turtles, mantas, dolphins, reef shark,
marine iguanas and occasionally whales and whale sharks. Then, on land excursions, you'll discover
giant tortoises, flamingos, albatrosses, boobies and land iguanas, while an experienced naturalist
helps interpret the unique eco-systems. Ask about our humpback whale and whale shark expeditions.
The 100-foot Galapagos Aggressor I and Galapagos Aggressor II are sister ships custom built and designed
particularly for cruising the Archipelago of Galapagos. Both are beautifully decorated inside with teak wood
creating a rich, nautical atmosphere. Built by Varadero Mena Ship Yard in Guayaquil, Ecuador, these 14-passenger
vessels comply with all international safety standards. In early 2000, each yacht was renovated, enlarged and all
mechanical equipment was overhauled. They may be chartered with crew to accommodate any special itineraries.
All itineraries are approved by the National Parks Service of the Galapagos Islands.
Exiting the salon and traveling toward the stern of the Galapagos Aggressors, guests enter the large dive deck.
Each guest has his/her own dive station with locker for gear storage. The lockers are actually seats used for
donning and removing gear. Air tanks are conveniently located on the back of locker, always hooked up and ready
for diving. All tanks are filled in place with either air or nitrox. A large, carpeted camera table with low
pressure air nozzles, battery charging area, camera rinse tank and wet suit racks are located on this spacious
deck. There is a dive briefing area for drawing dive site illustrations and giving site details. A toilet is
located on this deck. A large platform is only a few inches from sea level and one step down from the well laid
out dive deck.
Most diving is done from inflatables, which are safely boarded in calm water. The attentive crew members will
assist you when boarding. When diving or snorkeling is done from the mother ship, entries are made easily with a
giant stride and exiting is simple with the aid of a ladder extending underwater. After your dive, rinse with a
warm freshwater shower on the dive platform. An E-6 film processing lab is on board along with a full line of
underwater camera rental equipment. Film, batteries, and an underwater video system are available on board.
The photo pro is eager to give tips or a comprehensive course with specialty certification.
Soak up some sun on one of two spacious sun decks with deck chairs and chaise lounges.
Level three is a partially covered deck for those who prefer shade and a good book.
Level four is all sun with built-in seating areas and a spectacular view. Between dives
you can relax in the soothing jacuzzi.
* Ask about our 4 different route options
* Ask for special charter dates and prices on whale shark and whale watching charters.
* A $200 discount applies to non-divers.
* Inquire about earning free berths with group bookings.
* Custom designed itineraries available on all vessels.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Passengers: 14
Accomm.: 7 Double cabins with all facilities
Crew: 7 plus Dive master and naturalist guides
Length: 90 feet
Speed: 10 knots
Beam: 23 feet
Powered: by two turbo diesel engines and two 65kw generators for continuous 24 hours operation. Fully Air-conditioned. First Aid and oxygen equipment on board. An inflatable ocean-going 12 passenger life raft, two 10 passenger Zodiacs.
ONBOARD:
Nikono cameras with electronic flash for rent at 100 USD per week.
A main Bauer K-14 compressor and Bauer "Mariner" reserve compressor for
quick refills.
Stereo Cassette players in the cabins, TV and VHS in the lounge and bar
area.
Electric current 110/220 AC and 12 volts
DIVING EQUIPMENT:
Weight belts are available for 14 divers, all sizes free of charge
80 cubic foot PSI U.S. Divers-Aqualung tanks with K valve
2 zodiac Grand Rapid II, capacity 8-10 persons
* Rate for Cruise include:
* All Transfers in Galapagos: airport - Yacht - airport
* Cruise in double cabine / Single Cabin ONLY under request
* Three meals a day and as much drinking water, tea & coffe as you want
* Briefings and lectures
* Visit to the Islands.
* Dive master guide (two-three dives per day), naturalist guide for the land visits according to the program
* Rate for Cruise do not include:
* Personal Diving equipment, rental dive equipment is also available.
* Quito-Galapagos-Quito Airfare, we handle reservations and ticket purchase;
* Tax Galapagos National Park: USD 100 to be paid only in cash in Galapagos
* international, airport taxes USD 25
* Alcoholic Beverages, Tips.
* Purchases on board, travel insurance, etc.
Special Itinerary |
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8 Days / 7 Nights |
Thursday |
Flight Quito - San Cristóbal Island, Check out dive at Ochoa Beach |
Friday |
AM: Dive North Seymour, (land visit), fuelling at Baltra
PM: Dive North Seymour, depart for Wolf Island. |
Saturday |
AM: One or two dives at Wolf Island
PM: Two dives at Darwin Island. |
Sunday |
AM/PM: Four dives at Darwin Islandp> |
Monday |
AM: Two dives at Darwin Island
PM: One dive at Wolf Island
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Tuesday |
Rabida Island - Sombrero IslandAM: Two dives at Cousin's Rock
PM: Snorkelling with penguins at Bartolome Island, (land visit). |
Wednesday |
AM: Two dives at Gordon's Rocks, hiking at South Plaza Island.
PM: Visit to the Charles Darwin Research Station, Puerto Ayora,
shopping and dinner in town.
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Thursday |
Arrive at San Cristobal Island check out at 9:30 am. Sightseeing
excursion, transfer to the airport flight back to Quito or Guayaquil.
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