Belize Aggressor III

The 110 ft dive yacht takes up to 18 guests on an all-inclusive scuba diving trip. It offers comfortable cabins, all meals and drinks, and social spaces like a sun deck and hot tub. The main focus of the trip is diving; guests can do up to 5 dives a day at top sites like the Blue Hole and Belize Barrier Reef. The Aggressor offers two itineraries in Belize, one itinerary visits Turneffe Atoll and Lighthouse Atoll and the second itinerary is a new itinerary with limited dates offering diving in Southern Belize around Glover's Reef Atoll. Enquire for dates and details.

Rooms: Accommodations include 9 deluxe staterooms, of which 7 rooms have a double and single bunk style berth, and one has 2 single bunk style berths. There is one master stateroom with one double bed, and all of the staterooms have air-conditioning.

Dining: Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included. The menu onboard includes local and continental style cuisine and barbecue. You will awaken to fresh fruits, hot entrees, cereals and juices. Lunches are buffet style, featuring hot soups, homemade breads, salads and sandwiches. Dinners are served each evening and include salads, vegetables, seafood, beef or chicken with a fresh homemade dessert. Specific dietary requirements can be accommodated. The beverage selection includes fruit juices, soft drinks, iced water, iced tea, coffee, and a limited selection of local beer and wine, which are complimentary.

Onsite: The Aggressor has a spacious, air-conditioned lounge and dining area, sun deck with a hot tub, lounge and deck chairs, shaded wet bar and grill.

Nearby Excursions: Diving the Blue Hole and the Aquarium at Lighthouse Reef Atoll and the Elbow from Turneffe Atoll incorporates some of the best diving in Belize, being so far from the shore, the corals are in good condition and you will see giant barrel sponges, sharks and other incredible marine life. Surface interval on Half Moon Caye presents the opportunity to see rare Red Footed Boobies. *The Blue Hole is an advanced dive that descends to 130 feet and advanced diver certification is recommended.