Philippines Aggressor II Liveaboard, Philippines

The Philippines Aggressor II liveaboard is a 42.67-meter, intelligently designed to cruise around lively waters in the Philippines and explore the well-known UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tubbataha National Park. It welcomes 26 passengers in 13 staterooms with comfort and privacy. There are eight staterooms on the lower deck and five balcony suites on the upper deck. Each cabin has an en-suite bathroom, climate control, and ample storage to make it a relaxing retreat after a day of diving.

Social spaces are carefully designed for relaxation and interaction. The spacious salon includes an entertainment center with a large flat-screen television, a stereo, and a library of books and movies. The partially shaded sun deck boasts chaise lounges and deck chairs, a bar, and a grill - providing the perfect setting to while away the time between dives in comfort. Panoramic ocean views may also be enjoyed while basking in the sun or chatting with fellow travelers.

Diving facilities on board serve all experience levels. The dive deck has places for storing gear, rinse tanks, freshwater showers, and a camera table with low-pressure air hoses. This Philippines liveaboard is complete with a facility for photographers, a strobe charging station, and expert support. Two custom-made zodiacs ensure getting to dive sites is in the least time possible, as the dives become even better due to the easy entries and exits.

The highlight is the dining: meals freshly prepared, both American and local dishes, barbecues, and desserts. For any dietary needs, advanced notice can be given for accommodation. Evening Entertainment: The presentations about marine life, movie nights, and group games ensure a convivial atmosphere on board.

Itineraries cover some of the most biodiverse waters in the Philippines, from hammerhead sharks and mantas to life-filled coral ecosystems. This yacht is centered on diving excellence and comfort for guests while offering an unforgettable experience at the heart of the Philippines' marine treasures