Turks & Caicos Aggressor II
Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
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About the Vessel
Turks & Caicos Aggressor II is a steel-hulled liveaboard offering reliable diving across the pristine walls and reefs of the Turks & Caicos Islands.
Cabins
| Cabin Type | Count | Ensuite Bathroom | Deck |
|---|---|---|---|
| deluxe-stateroom | 9 | Yes | lower |
Itineraries & Routes
Turks & Caicos
7 nightsHighlights
Visited Dive Sites
Amenities & Services
Onboard Amenities
- sundeck
- hot tub
- bar
- lounge
Safety Equipment
- life-rafts
- EPIRB
- fire-suppression
- first-aid
- oxygen-kit
Dining & Comfort
Dietary options
Dive Deck & Tenders
Tenders
Pricing & Booking
Price Includes
- · diving
- · meals
- · beverages
- · tanks
- · weights
- · nitrox
Price Excludes
- · flights
- · equipment-rental
- · tips
Google Reviews
All reviews on Google →**Avoid!** Set out a day late because the Captain didn't show up until day 2. "bad weather" grounded us back in port after only 3 dives. Except is it really bad weather when literally every other dive operation on the island is still diving? So, either Aggressor II is the worst boat to go diving on the island with in anything but the most ideal weather. Or their captain made a very bad call. Either one is not good. When asked for reimbursement their response was "too bad you should of had insurance". Will never do another Aggressor liveaboard. There is another liveaboard company on the island that offered their passengers 23 dives during this same week we were offered 3.. Sus? Ya we think so too. Go with that other company if you're looking for a Turks and Caicos liveaboard.
January 13, 2024Wonderful live aboard..great food, wonderful staff that care about your safety and having fun.
October 20, 2022Fantastic boat. Fantastic crew. Fantastic food. Fantastic experience. Fantastic time.
August 3, 2021Videos
Turks & Caicos Aggressor II — YouTube diving videos
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Location
Home port: Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
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