Galapagos Aggressor III, Ecuador - Galapagos

Traveling on this liveaboard will give you an opportunity to meet sea lions, hammerheads, whale sharks iguanas, and lots of other creatures that inhabited the Galapagos. Land excursion to Santa Cruz Tortoise Reserve and tortoise-breeding center Fausto Llerena will be offered to yacht’s passengers. Boat has a complete photo center with a camera table and a computer. The spacious sun deck is perfect to relax after diving. It is equipped with a number of sun loungers deck chairs, a bar, and a jacuzzi.

Boat Interior
The boat has 8 cabins to offer you. It can be one of the Master staterooms, equipped with 2 single beds, that can be converted into a double bed, private showers, individual climate control, and monitor. This type of cabin also has big portholes. Deluxe staterooms have two single beds, private facilities, monitor with media player.
The lounge area of Galapagos Aggressor III has comfortable couches, where you can relax after diving and chat with other passengers. Also, here you can watch TV or DVD, use small boats library. Dining area of Galapagos Aggressor III located near. Boats guests can enjoy a stunning marina view from the sun deck. Here they will find comfortable sun loungers.

Dive Deck
The liveaboard has a big dive deck with individual lockers. Passengers can comfortably prepare to dive and maintain their equipment here. Also, there is a camera table for photographers and a few charging points. The boat provides divers with 80 cubic feet tanks and weights. Passengers can rent all necessary equipment on board, including photosets.

Safety
The boat has safety and rescue equipment, life rafts, life jackets, and a first aid kit.

Special Facilities for Photographers
The liveaboard is great for photographers. Galapagos Islands are home to tunas, hammerheads, and many other fascinating creatures. If you in fond of marine photography, this destination can be a great experience for you. Plus, there are special facilities to maintain cameras and recharge gear. All photos that you did throughout the day, you can download from your camera on the boat's PC.

Itinerary
Itineraries include some of the best dive sites of the Galapagos Islands. This diving destination can be considered as of the most attractive for divers. It is represented by a great variety of marine creatures like whitetipped sharks, barracudas, eagle rays, turtles, and many others. One of the most recognized dive spots in this area is Darwin Island. Many hammerheads and Galapagos sharks can be seen here. Another unforgettable site is Wolf Island, home to sharks and eagle rays, also known as a chance to meet dolphins.

When to Go
There are two main seasons for diving on Galapagos Islands. From January to June is a wet season, when the water temperature is about 20-25°C. During the dry season, the temperature is a little bit lower, but there is a better chance to meet sharks at this time of the year. The dry season lasts from July to December