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Introducing the Maldives Aggressor
Charters Begin 12/2008. Pre-Booking Begins Now!
The Maldives Islands lie Southwest of India. Scattered across the equator in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the gem-like islands of the Maldives depict the rare vision of a tropical paradise. Palm fringed islands with sparkling white beaches, turquoise lagoons, clear warm waters and coral reefs teeming with abundant varieties of marine flora and fauna, fascinates visitors as it has for thousands of years.
There are three distinctly different types of diving: inside the atolls, outside the atolls and inside the channels or passes, which is where the currents are strongest and you'll find the greatest congregation of fish life. Most intriguing are the cleaning stations, found around every corner and under every ledge. Groupers, Snappers, Surgeonfish, Eels, Parrotfish, even Giant Napoleon Wrasse park casually in corners, oblivious to all, (including cameras) while armies of wrasse, shrimp and other assorted cleaners pick at debris in their open gills and cavernous mouths.
The big attraction, however, are the schools of fish that patrol the reefs in colorful packs: Humpback and Black and White Snappers, Trevally Jacks, Barracuda, Batfish, Unicornfish, Yellowback Fusiliers and Harlequin Sweetlips almost comical in design. The reef's larger inhabitants, including sharks, rays and occasionally even Whale Sharks, are often seen cruising in the blue.
Email: maldives@aggressor.com
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Eleven exotic destinations. Thirteen world-class dive yachts.
One goal, to make you
say “WOW!” |
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Belize
The world\'s second largest barrier reef is home to superb wall diving, the
mystical Blue Hole and lush jungles. |
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Cayman Islands
Excellent visibility and calm, warm waters have made this destination an
Aggressor favorite since 1984. |
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Cocos Island, Costa Rica
Escape to Cocos Island a lush, green uninhabited island resting 300 miles
off Costa Rica\'s Pacific coast. |
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Fiji
Brilliant colors, friendly islanders and a rich native culture make Fiji a
truly unique experience above and below the water. |
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Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
The Galapagos Islands, situated 600 miles west of Ecuador in the Pacific
Ocean, comprise 19 main islands and several small islands. |
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Kona, Hawaii
The Big Island\'s lava-encrusted western coast is home to spinner dolphin,
friendly turtles and a variety of whale species. |
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Maldives
The all-new Maldives Aggressor is under construction in Bordum, Turkey and
will begin charters February, 2008. |
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North Sulawesi
Dive with the most exotic marine animals in the world. |
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Palau
Cruise the emerald mushroom-shaped rock islands stopping along the way to
snorkel with stingless jellyfish, tour WWII battlefields and dive with
sharks and mantas. |
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Turks & Caicos
Swim face-to-face with 30-ton humpback whales, or cruise walls cloaked in
10-foot tall orange sponges? Decisions, decisions. |
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Utila, Honduras
Divers aboard the 14-passenger Utila Aggressor will explore the sheer wallsand wrecks surrounding Utila as well as offshore sea mounts. |
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Belize
| Cayman Islands
| Cocos Island, Costa Rica
| Fiji
| Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
| Kona, Hawaii
Maldives
| North Sulawesi
| Palau
| Turks & Caicos
| Utila, Honduras
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