SCUBA ADVENTURES

Come explore the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas! Step aboard the Bahamas Aggressor, a yacht built specifically for scuba diving. Explore the backdrop of dramatic walls and lush coral reefs, teeming with varieties of shark and fish life in the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. 

The Cayman Islands have long been a top Dive destination in the World. The warm, crystal-clear water offers Scuba Divers the most dramatic walls and best shipwrecks of Grand Cayman, Little Cayman, and Cayman Brac! What better way to dive into this amazing destination than aboard the beautiful, 120ft Cayman Aggressor V! 

The best great white encounters and cage diving in the world happen at Guadalupe Island, which is located 200 miles southwest of Ensenada, Mexico on the Pacific coast of the Baja Peninsula. It is a rugged volcanic island, 25 miles long and the highest point is 4200 ft. The 4-night Guadalupe itinerary provides an adventure to shark seekers who enter surface or submersible cages to experience seeing great whites up close and personal. 

Located in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the gem-like islands of the Maldives depict the rare vision of a tropical paradise. Its' attraction for scuba divers is the schools of fish that patrol the reefs in colorful packs. The reef's larger inhabitants include sharks, rays, and Whale Sharks. Manta Rays can be seen year-round with the best time for encounters being May - November. Whale Sharks is also seen year-round with the most encounters in April, May, October, and November.

Located in the heart of The Coral Triangle, Raja Ampat is known to have the richest coral reef ecosystem in the world. Scuba diving in this area of Indonesia is fantastic due to the diversity and abundance of marine life. The area of the Four Kings is comprised of over 1,500 islands and is home to 600 types of corals, 1,500 fish species, and over 600 types of mollusks. 

With awesome visibility and breath-taking soft corals, the Red Sea is one of the most popular liveaboard scuba diving destinations in Egypt. There are over 1,000 species of fish in the Red Sea, 20 percent of which are found nowhere else in the world. Because it is one of the sunniest places on the planet, corals and their tiny guests thrive on an overabundance of solar energy. It is also the resting place of many intriguing wrecks including several WWII ships that house countless artifacts.