Bay Island Aggressor
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SueMermaid
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I've been on it while it was betwen trips. It's a fabulous boat, and I didnt wanna get off! I'd not pass up a chance.
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MDS:
The Bay Islands are part of Central America (i.e., the Honduras) rather than the Greater Caribbean and Bahamas. As such, I have moved your inquiry to the Central and South America forum in the hopes it will get a wider response.
BTW, while I have not done that Aggressor itinerary I hear very good things about it.
Best regards.
DocVikingo
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The Aggressor is our next door neighbor. We sometimes go over and meet the guests on the last night during their wine and cheese party. They are always raving about how great a trip it was. The Captain was telling us that their new itinerary will include Roatan, Guanaja, Utila, & Cayos Cochinos with wrecks, a shark dive and a dolphin dive with AKR. This week they are out with 20 guests on board and last week they only had 10, that small group felt spoiled rotten for all the attention they got.
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MDS:
March - May has the flatter drier days.
The ship stays mostly on the South Side anyway, so that's not a big concern.
August is coral spawn.
May-July a good shot at Whale Sharks
August is nice and warm
Sep-Nov should be less expensive
All times and dates are approximate, aint nothin' guaranteed in life.
Hi
I would agree with Roatan Man the only other thing i would add is normally September is good calm seas as well
I would agree with Roatan Man the only other thing i would add is normally September is good calm seas as well
It was a wonderful experience. I can't say enough about about the crew. We had a full boat and I felt spoiled rotten. The boat was spacious - everybody had plenty of room. Food was always tasty and we were offered a variety of dishes. They have a computer onboard for editing digital photos (which was great for me).
The diving was pretty good. Dive briefs were always very thorough. On our trip, sites around Roatan and Utila were good for coral, sponges, eels, angels and seahorses. The best site was the seamount. No current to speak of. The only rough seas we had were crossing between islands - which they usually did at night or early in the morning.
I would highly recommend it to see the Bay Islands all in one shot. Overall, I loved it and will have a hard time going back to "regular" diving!
Have a blast!
The diving was pretty good. Dive briefs were always very thorough. On our trip, sites around Roatan and Utila were good for coral, sponges, eels, angels and seahorses. The best site was the seamount. No current to speak of. The only rough seas we had were crossing between islands - which they usually did at night or early in the morning.
I would highly recommend it to see the Bay Islands all in one shot. Overall, I loved it and will have a hard time going back to "regular" diving!
Have a blast!
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