Raja Ampat Aggressor, Indonesia

Embark on an unforgettable scuba diving adventure with the Raja Ampat Aggressor, a 100-foot steel vessel engineered for comfort, safety, and stability. Cruising at a serene 8 knots, this liveaboard offers a unique blend of thrilling underwater exploration and relaxing onboard amenities. Located in the vibrant Coral Triangle, Raja Ampat is celebrated for hosting the richest coral reef ecosystems in the world, making it a premier destination for divers seeking unparalleled marine diversity.

Boat Interior and Exterior

The boat accommodates 16 guests across its well-appointed staterooms, ensuring privacy and comfort. There are three Master staterooms equipped with queen beds (two of which also feature a twin bunk bed above) and five Deluxe staterooms with two twin beds arranged in an L shape. All rooms boast port holes or picture windows, climate controls, TVs with a selection of movies, and private bathrooms. The liveaboard features a spacious, air-conditioned salon and dining area, complemented by a shaded sun deck complete with lounge and deck chairs, ideal for relaxing between dives.

Diving

Dive facilities are top-notch, including the availability of Nitrox to extend your bottom time, a camera table for underwater photographers, and fresh water showers to rinse off after dives. While the staterooms do not have 110v outlets, a large charging station in the common area meets all your electronic needs.

Safety

Safety is a paramount concern aboard the liveaboard. The vessel is equipped with all essential safety gear, and divers are advised to use reef hooks for certain dives due to occasionally strong currents. Dive computers are mandatory for all divers to ensure safety during each dive.

Itineraries

Offering both seven and ten-night itineraries, the boat departs from Sorong to explore the famed “Four Kings”: Batanta, Misool, Salawati, and Waigeo. Additionally, select excursions venture to the Derawan Islands from Berau, diving sites like Maratua Atoll, Sangalaki Island, and Talisayan, noted for its significant whale shark encounters.

When to Go

Diving in Raja Ampat is spectacular year-round; however, the optimal diving season is from October to April. During these months, divers can enjoy the best visibility and milder weather conditions, enhancing the overall experience