BVI Aggressor (Cayman Aggressor V), British Virgin Islands

BVI Aggressor formerly known as Cayman Aggressor V is the newest member of the Aggressor Fleet launched in 2018. Divers can make up to 5 dives per day, all diving is from the mothership. For excellent relaxation, BVI Aggressor offers a shaded sun deck with a jacuzzi. 

Boat interior and exterior 
The boat has 10 cabins for 20 guests. All are equipped with private showers and air conditioning. Eight staterooms located on the lower deck three cabins with twin beds and four deluxe with convertible beds, that can suit either for double occupancy or for twin share. The Upper deck cabin has big panoramic windows with a gorgeous sea view. These have convertible beds as well. Liveaboard has a big indoor salon with a sitting area and entertaining facilities. There is also an outdoor relaxation area. Boat guests can enjoy the amazing view while they are relaxing in a jacuzzi on the upper deck.

Diving 
The boat was built according to divers requirements. She has all necessary equipment on board, including two air compressors, a nitrox membrane. All dives will be made from the mothership which is very convenient. You can prepare for the dive on the spacious dive deck with boxes for the gear storage and a hanging area for wetsuits.

Photo Pro 
This liveaboard is the best choice for photographers. Here they will find a complete photo center with a camera table, charging points, computer for editing images. Photo equipment can be rented with prior notification. You can also get certified as a marine photographer on board. 

Safety and navigation 
Aggressor fleet cares for the diver's safety. The boat has firefighting equipment, an emergency raft, and life jackets. Dive instructors and divemasters are trained and certified by internationally recognized certification agencies. Each receives proficiency training and annual inspections to review safety aspects. 

Diving features (itineraries) 
The BVI is a British overseas territory comprised of four large islands - Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, Anageda and 50 smaller islands and cays. The wreck of the Rhone, one of the world’s best shipwreck dives, is a highlight of the trip along with beautiful coral gardens, seamounts, canyons, and sandy bottoms.

When to Go 
Diving at BVI is possible throughout the year. The climate is warm and humid and the water temperature ranges between 26C/79F and 32C/90F in the summer, and from 22C/72F to 27C/82F in winter months. There are no strong currents in this destination. Water is calm and visibility is good most of the time.