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Galapagos Aggressor III Liveaboard
The Overall Review
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In summary, this is what divers think:
- Editor Rating
- Rated 4.5 stars
- Outstanding
- Galapagos Aggressor III
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6 reasons to dive
- Some divers said that they saw whale sharks, school of hammerheads, sea turtles and iguanas that made the experience breathtaking.
- The consensus among people is that the liveaboard is intimate and personal with a organised diving plan that was not overbearing.
- The cuisine served by the chef was top notch and it was served in a buffet style layout.
- Many people said it was an experience that they would do again.
- The divers recall always having a clean environment on and off the boat.
- Many people were impressed with the speed the boat obtained in the open water.
2 reasons NOT to dive
- A couple of people noted that several of the diving spots had bad visibility and this hampered their viewing experience.
- A few people claimed that they experienced some light sea sickness.
Key facts
 | Year (re)built: | 2011 |
 | Max divers | 16 |
 | Internet | No |
 | Nitrox | Yes ($) |
 | Rental equip. | Yes ($) |
 | Camera station | Yes |
 | Min. logged dives | No minimum |
 | Aircon | Yes |
Prices
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Description and details
Diving on the Galapagos Aggressor III in Galapagos
Galapagos Aggressor III – stylish liveaboard sailing in some of the world’s best dive sites
The 34 meters (approx. 111.5 feet) Galapagos Aggressor was built in 1993 and was renovated and enhanced with modern features in 2011. The steel-built body and powerful motor make it a stable liveaboard that cruises at a good speed of 10 knots per hour. The stylish liveaboard offers 4 action-packed dives and 2 adventurous night dives per day. You would have an amazing experience of swimming with the large whale sharks, hammerheads, marine iguana, sea lions, fur seal and lots of other fish species. Beside diving at the iconic dive sites, there are plenty of land excursions, which include trekking at Santa Cruz to explore the Tortoise Reserves and Fausto Llerena – a tortoise breeding center.
Boat Interior
The white sailing beauty is elegantly designed and reflects a modish look from the interior. There are ultra-modern amenities for a maximum of 16 travelers. Eight spacious staterooms have everything that is required to have for a comfortable and lavish stay onboard. It is not less than a floating resort. The cabins have en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning with temperature control, TV, portholes and windows, and cozy mattresses with pillows. There are 4 Deluxe and 4 Master Suites located on the lower and upper deck. Housekeeping and room service are also a part of your stay at Galapagos Aggressor III. The communal areas of the steel vessel include a large sun deck, indoor lounge, open-air lounge, and a dining area. There is a complete arrangement of a camera station, which has a computer and a camera table for photographers and videographers.
Deck Area
The dive deck of Galapagos Aggressor III is spacious enough to provide lots space to everyone to prepare before diving. There are individual lockers for the divers to keep their belongings, plenty of hangers to hang the wetsuit after dive, rental equipment and diving gears. The shower area allows divers to have a quick shower after diving. The large sundeck is a perfect place to enjoy the charismatic views while relaxing on the comfortable seating. There are plenty of cushioned sun loungers, deck chairs, and a deep white jacuzzi. A partially covered area of the sundeck is furnished with wooden sofa typed comfortable chairs with a table to enjoy a chilled drink in a warm atmosphere.
Food and Entertainment
Galapagos Aggressor III offers full board wholesome meals, which include American and local delicacies on the menu. The expert chef cooks a variety of surprising new dishes each day accompanied with delicious desserts. Warm snacks and selective beverages are available all day long. Don’t hesitate to ask for food customization, if you have any dietary requirement or food allergy. Apart from the great food, there is an assortment of in-house entertainment in the indoor saloon, which includes a large LED TV, DVDs, music, board games, and a mini-library.
When to go
The best time to visit the Galapagos Islands is during the two seasons – wet and dry. The wet season starts from January and ends in June. Whereas, the dry season is from July to December. During the dry season, the chances of encountering a variety of sharks is larger.
- Editor Rating
- Rated 4.5 stars
- Outstanding
- Galapagos Aggressor III
- Reviewed by:
- Published on:
- Last modified:
- Camera Station
- Audio & video entertainment
- TV in cabins
- Air Conditioned saloon
- Aircon Cabins
- Sun Deck
- Indoor Saloon
- Non-Diver (Snorkeler) Friendly
- Warm Water Showers
- Camera room with table and charging point
- Custom built for diving
- Charging stations
- En-Suite bathrooms
- Paid Internet
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Outside Showers
- Snorkeling Equipment
- Separate Rinse for u/w Camera
- Leisure Deck
- Bar
- Available for Charter
- Jacuzzi / Hot Tub