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DRY DOCK UPDATE! (July 2008)
The North Sulawesi has just completed a 5 week drydock. Learn more about the North Sulawesi Aggressor's time at dock in the Captains Logs.
North Sulawesi diving showcases the greatest concentration of exotic marine animals yet to be discovered. It is a diver's paradise. Seasoned Aggressor Captain Niall Lawlor will guide guests to remote sites near Bunaken Island, Bangka Island, Talisei Island and the Lembeh Strait. The Lembeh Strait is the site of North Sulawesi's famous black sand diving and reef diving. From prolific reef sites of Bangka Strait to the unusual and rare critters of the Lembeh Strait, the diving is sensational. The diversity of marine life can include findings such as frogfish, leaffish, and stargazers to hundreds of schooling fish, fans, sponges, pelagics, and whales. The North Sulawesi Aggressor offers seven-day, Saturday-to-Saturday charters departing Manado in Northern Sulawesi. North Sulawesi is a very quiet, remote portion of the large Sulawesi region. Direct flights into Manado from Singapore are available weekly on the Saturday afternoon Silk Air flight. For many years, this safe, predominately Christian region has treated divers to some of the most unique diving in the world.
Continue your Sulawesi adventure with a tour at the Tangkoko Batuangus Nature Reserve which is the home of the Taursius Monkeys and the Black-Tailless Monkeys.
Email: northsulawesi@aggressor.com
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Entry By: Niall Lawlor
** DRY DOCK REPORT - FINAL REPORT **
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Eleven exotic destinations. Thirteen world-class dive yachts.
One goal, to make you
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Belize
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Cayman Islands
Excellent visibility and calm, warm waters have made this destination an
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Cocos Island, Costa Rica
Escape to Cocos Island a lush, green uninhabited island resting 300 miles
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Fiji
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Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
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Kona, Hawaii
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Maldives
The all-new Maldives Aggressor is under construction in Bordum, Turkey and
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North Sulawesi
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Palau
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Turks & Caicos
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Utila, Honduras
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Belize
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Maldives
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