Bahamas Aggressor Liveaboard

The boat offers diving at the greatest destinations for shark encounters in West End and Tiger Beach, where Caribbean sharks, tiger sharks, bull sharks, and hammerheads can be seen. You also will get an opportunity to dive at shallow wrecks of the Bahamas, that can be easily explored even by snorkelers. Special facilities for underwater photographers will be provided. A special camera station allows to easily maintain photo gear after diving. Because all dives are made from the diving platform, divers can do up to 5 dives per day. Guests can perfectly relax on thу upper deck that is supplied with a hot tub and sun loungers.

Boat interior
The liveaboard can accommodate 14 passengers on board. There are several types of rooms, such as deluxe rooms with a double bed and a twin bed, and quad cabins with 4 bunk-style beds, which are perfect if you are traveling with family or friends. All cabins have private showers, air conditioning, and a hairdryer. The boat’s lounge is spacious, and every diver can relax comfortably after a day of diving. The guests onboard the liveaboard can use the small library, watch TV, or chat with other divers there. Enjoy the gorgeous view or watch sunsets on the boat’s sun deck.

Dive deck
The dive deck has space for every diver on board, with personal lockers for gear. Divers can use the showers on the deck for quick rinsing after dives. The boat has a big camera table for maintaining photography equipment. Suited for photographers With its walls, coral reefs, and lots of different fish to encounter, the Bahamas is one of the best diving destinations for photographers. The boat has a large camera table where you can maintain your cameras. You can rent all the equipment that you need onboard, including a TG-4 camera and underwater housing.

Itineraries
Diving itineraries include visiting the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, one of the world's most extraordinary marine parks. The crystal-clear waters of this diving destination are full of coral reefs and fish like angelfish and butterflyfish. You can also see sharks, eagle rays, and stingrays here, and plenty of macro creatures. 

When to go 
You can dive year-round. Hurricane season is June through November