Bahamas Aggressor II: Cabins, Fees & Diving | Divezone

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Which Aggressor? This is the former BVI Aggressor, operating in the Bahamas since May 2025. It is distinct from the original Bahamas Aggressor. Earlier reviews under those names describe different itineraries or vessels and are not transferred here.

Ten cabins, three useful distinctions

All cabins have air conditioning and their own bathroom. Total capacity is 20 guests. Request the bed configuration in writing; a category name alone does not tell you whether the beds are prepared as twins or a king.

Solo guests: the published fares below are per person sharing. A solo share or sole-use supplement was not verified for this departure programme; ask for cabin allocation and the complete quote before paying.

Life between dives

A salon, sundeck and hot tub provide alternatives to staying in the cabin. The camera table is useful for photographers, while balcony accommodation buys a private outdoor space. These facilities make it worth comparing the actual cabin and onboard routine with other Bahamas boats rather than relying on a “luxury” label.

2026 budget: fare plus documented charges

The table uses a 7-night Exuma Cays and Southwest Eleuthera reference, per person sharing, in USD. It combines the operator’s 2026 cabin tariff with the port and park fee in its joining guide updated 17 August 2026. Promotions and different itineraries may produce a different quote.

The optional 7-night Nitrox package is $100; certification is required. Flights, transfers, hotel nights, equipment rental, courses, insurance and gratuities are outside these subtotals. Confirm the itemised booking terms; these figures are not a door-to-door holiday price. The guide lists $389 port/park fees for its 10-night option; do not apply the 7-night amount to every voyage.

Exumas reefs or a different shark itinerary?

The Exumas and Southwest Eleuthera programme plans around 24–27 dives in seven nights, subject to conditions. Entries are from the yacht’s dive deck. Standard cylinders are 12-litre / 80-cubic-foot with yoke valves; DIN users should confirm an adapter rather than rely on limited onboard stock. Bring a dive computer and certification documentation. Nitrox 32 is optional for qualified divers.

Do not book an Exumas departure assuming it includes Tiger Beach. A shark-focused itinerary may use Freeport instead of Nassau. Check the route, embarkation port and required experience for the exact sailing. Wildlife sightings and specific sites cannot be guaranteed.

Joining the Nassau programme

The detailed Exumas guide specifies Saturday boarding from 4–6 pm at Bay Street Marina Annex, F Dock, Nassau, and disembarkation the following Saturday at 8 am. Fly to Nassau (NAS); arriving the day before gives a buffer for delays. Transfers are not included. Follow your final joining instructions if the timing or berth changes, and plan the post-dive flight interval with the operator.

Watch the operator’s 2026 highlight

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How does it compare?

Aqua Cat is the closest en-suite catamaran alternative in this shortlist. Compare its cabin layout and 7-night total with Aggressor II’s Deluxe category. Blackbeard’s Morning Star lowers the cruise budget with shared bunk accommodation; it is not the same cabin product. For a smaller private-cabin catamaran with shared bathrooms, consider Cat Ppalu in the full comparison.

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Sources and review notes

Checked 5 October 2026: official vessel and cabins, 2026 rates, Exumas joining guide, Nitrox prices and operator relocation announcements. Photos are from the credited operator or listing; capture dates are not supplied.