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Galapagos Aggressor I
(14 passenger vessel)
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Galapagos Aggressor II
(14 passenger vessel)
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The current time in Galapagos Islands (UTC -5) is
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Itinerary Galapagos Aggressor I & II
Thursday
- AM: ARRIVAL TO SAN CRISTOBAL - LUNCH AND BRIEFING
- PM: CHECK OUT DIVE AT PLAYA OCHOA AND WELCOME COCKTAIL
Friday
- AM: TWO DIVES AT MOSQUERA ISLAND
- PM: HIKING AT NORTH SEYMOUR- DEPARTING TO WOLF
Saturday
- AM: TWO DIVES AT WOLF ISLAND
- PM: TWO DIVES AT WOLF ISLAND
Sunday
- AM: TWO DIVES AT DARWIN ISLAND
- PM: TWO DIVES AT DARWIN ISLAND
Monday
- AM: TWO DIVES AT DARWIN ISLAND
- PM: ONE DIVE AT WOLF ISLAND
Tuesday
- AM: TWO DIVES AT COUSIN ROCKS
- PM: HIKING AND SWIMMING AT BARTOLOME ISLAND
Wednesday
- AM: ONE DIVE AT GORDON´S ROCK AND HIKING EXPLORATION AT SOUTH PLAZA ISLAND.
- PM: PUERTO AYORA - VISIT TO CHARLES DARWIN RESEARCH STATION
Thursday
- AM: CHECK OUT AND DEPARTURE FROM SAN CRISTOBAL
| - DIVES SITES ARE SELECTED BY THE CAPTAIN AND MAY VARY DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS AND LOGISTICS. |
| - CONFIRM PORT OF DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL PRIOR MAKING AIRLINE ARRANGEMENTS. |
Galapagos Aggressor Becomes ISO Certified
The Galapagos Aggressor has taken one more giant step to ensure
quality control for guests and the environment. The Galapagos
Aggressor I and II passed their ISO (International Standards
Organization) ratings last December and became a recognized ISO
(9001:2000 and 14001:2004) agency as of February 2006. What is ISO?
ISO is recognicion given to companies worldwide that have taken the
extra steps to offer quality assurance, safety and reliability. ISO
9001 applies to managment and staff in regards to product assurance in
everything from equipment being up to date and in good condition to
the quality of the food received by the chef. The certification for
the ISO 14001 makes the boats environmentally friendly. For example,
the vessels have substituted the importation of large amounts of
bottled water in return for the gallon jugs. This prevents bringing in
excessive amounts of plastic into an area where recylcing is still in
a pioneering stage.
Guests now receive a complimentary water bottle at the begining of
their trip to use for the rest of the week while on the vessel or the
landhikes. At the end of their trip they may take it home with them as
a gift. The process for the ISO certification took one year and it
involved not only the Galapagos Aggressor office and boat staff but
efforts from the service providers as well. Take a cruise on the
Galapagos Aggressors...and be a part of an evironmentally friendly and
safe operation and a boat that aims to please.
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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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