
BVI Aggressor dive boat review
The BVI Aggressor is a scuba diving liveaboard offering itineraries in the British Virgin Islands. Operating scuba diving cruises since 2022, the 33-meter liveaboard was built and powered for comfort, safety, and stability. The BVI Aggressor offers a vast range of amenities and appears as a good fit for most divers!
The cabins
The BVI Aggressor can welcome up to 20 guests in 10 cabins. Indeed, the boat features 5 deluxe rooms, which have amenable beds, letting you decide between two twin beds or a king-size bed. Also, three double-bed cabins are located on the lower deck. The last 2 cabins are suites located on the main deck. These suites feature a private balcony offering an amazing view of the sea. All cabins are equipped with storage space, air conditioning, and bathrooms. You will also find bathrobes, hairdryers and a television in your cabin.
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BVI Aggressor’s On-board Facilities
You will find plenty of lounging space on the BVI Aggressor as it features both an indoor and outdoor living room. Indeed, the main deck features a large indoor air-conditioned saloon. This lounge offers plenty of couches in addition to audio& video entertainment. On the upper deck, you will find a large dining area where all the meals will be served. You will find a mix of local and international flavors on the BVI Aggressor’s table. The dining area is complimented by a lounge, where you will able to order cocktails, beers, wines, and soft drinks.

When it comes to the outdoor areas, you will find lounge chairs, a hot tub, a bar, and an entertainment system, all on the sundeck. It does sound like the perfect place to enjoy the sun, and the sea views and relax between dives!
Scuba Diving with the BVI Aggressor
The BVI Aggressor displays a large and spacious dive deck where you will find all the diving equipment along with rinse tanks and Nitrox. The dive deck also features a lot of storage and enough space to prepare yourself before the dives. Plus, there’s a camera table dedicated to underwater photographers, so you will have no problem setting up your gear before dives.

Moreover, the BVI Aggressor offers 8 days/7 nights itinerary departing from Tortola. The itinerary allows the guest to dive up to 27 dives. Along the diving cruise, you will explore different islands such as Norman Island, Peter Island, Salt Island, and more.
Going on a diving cruise with the BVI Aggressor is an amazing opportunity to see stunning coral walls and swim with turtles, stingrays, and other marine species. For more details on the itineraries please check the booking platform through the link below.
Price starts at 3472$US for 8 days/7 nights
Where does this liveaboard dive boat go?
Check out the fabulous places where this dive boat travels to.
Note: some destinations may not be listed below, please enquire for more details.
Jamaica
Local reef dives from Negril, Montego Bay and Ocho Rios, with current operator and resort checks.
Aruba
The island of Aruba is surrounded by outstanding reefs, and has a number of wrecks.
Cuba
The marine protection programs in Cuba has resulted in pristine coral reefs.
U.S. Virgin Islands
The United States Virgin Islands – America’s Caribbean. Outstanding scuba diving in a vacation haven.
Cayman Islands
You can dive a different dive site every day for a year!
Bonaire
Bonaire has been voted the Best Shore Dive Destination 22 consecutive times by the readers of Scuba Diving Magazine.
St. Kitts and Nevis
St. Kitts and Nevis has excellent scuba diving that is close to shore meaning short boat rides. Being a small island, dive boats can always find a sheltered dive site in poor weather.
The Caribbean
The Caribbean is one of the most dived destinations in the world. A great destination for beginners as well as experts. With thousands of dive sites it offers something for just about everyone.
Saba
Saba offers Scuba divers site sites that are pristine and loaded with marine life.
Turks & Caicos
The Turks & Caicos Islands provides Scuba divers with a dive experience not easily matched.
Saint Martin
A great selection of wrecks and reefs for divers of all skill levels.
Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is a lessor known dive destinations with outstanding diving from both the north and south coast. It is also the kick off point to the nearby Silver Banks.
Bahamas
The Bahamas offer a wide range of diving sites. There are sites that are great for learning to dive and others for experienced divers. Cave divers will find many opportunities.
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