BVI Aggressor

Barca

La BVI Aggressor e' una barca da crociera sub di 36 metri (110ft) costruita per garantire comfort e sicurezza ed e' motorizzata con due motori diesel e puo' navigare ad una velocita' di crociera di 12 nodi ed ha la corrente elettrica a 110 volt.

La BVI Aggressor puo' ospitare un massimo di 20 subacquei in comfort e privacy.

Sul ponte principale si trova il salone con aria condizionata, TV/DVD, computer, stereo ed un ricco assortimento di film, CD e libri. La cucina e' adiacente al salone.

Il ponte superiore e' parzialmente all'ombra ed ha sdrai, vasca idromassaggio, bar e barbecue. Per coloro che desiderano prendere il sole troveranno un sun deck con diverse panche e bar.

Il ponte diving e' largo e ben equipaggiato con scaffali e compressori, un tavolo con una frusta a bassa pressione e' usato per riporre l'attrezzatura foto/video cosi' come le vasche per il risciacquo.

Vicino al ponte diving c'e' un centro fotografico con video e computer per il montaggio.

La poppa ha 2 comode scale per risalire a bordo, rastrelliera per le pinne e due docce con acqua dolce.

La BVI Aggressor ha 10 comode cabine tutte sul ponte inferiore.

Cabine

Tutte le cabine ed hanno bagno privato con doccia, armadio, asciugacapelli, aria condizionata e TV/DVD.

• Cabina Master (no 1, 2): Letto matrimoniale e bagno privato con doccia.

• Cabine Deluxe (no 3, 4, 5, 6, e 7): Letto matrimoniale ed un letto singolo a castello ed oblo', bagno privato con doccia e oblo'.

• Cabine Doppie (no 8, 9 e 10): 2 Letti a castello, bagno in condivisione con le 2 doppie e oblo'.

Immersioni

• 5 immersioni al giorno (2 l'ultimo giorno) inclusa la notturna.

• Le immersioni cominciano la domenica mattina e finiscono il venerdi' prima di pranzo.

• Pesi, cintura e bombola in alluminio 80 cu. ft. (13.7l) con attacco INT.

• Tutte le immersioni sono guidate da guide professioniste e vengono effettuate direttamente dalla barca.

Altre Informazioni

• Nitrox : $ 100 per la crociera di una settimana o $ 150 per quella di 10 giorni.
• Affitto Attrezzatura： Prezzi su richiesta e bisogna prenotare in anticipo.
• Assicurazione Subacquea：Obbligatoria.
• Assicurazione Viaggio : Obbligatoria.
• Wi-Fi Internet： No.
• Pagamento a bordo： In contanti (USD Dollari Americani), traveler’s cheque o carta di credito.
• Mancia all'equipaggio: Non inclusa, da dare in base alla propria soddisfazione.

British Virgin Islands

The Indians, Norman Island Four rocky pinnacles create The Indians, a shallow dive a great snorkeling reef. A 15-foot tunnel, and an underwater cavern add o the beautiful underwater terrain. Scores of colorful fish, barracuda and turtles make this one of the BVI’s most famous sites.

Angelfish Reef, Norman Island Angelfish Reef is best known for its maze of canyons and ridges. Snake eels and Moray eels, turtles, eagle rays, southern stingrays, lobsters and nurse sharks zig and zag through a rainbow of colorful gorgonians.

Spyglass Wall, Norman Island Spyglass Wall is covered in sea fans, golden tube sponges, purple tube sponges, which create an amazing scene for both snorkelers and scuba divers.

Peter Island:. The island's largest beach is Deadman's Bay, a mile-long crescent beach shaded by palm trees with a beach, bar, and restaurants.

Carrot Shoal, Peter Island Carrot Shoal has two open-water pinnacles. Angelfish, butterflyfish, fairy basslets, spotted lobsters, Spanish lobsters, sea turtles, nurse sharks and moray eels populate this, shallow, 60- foot, dive site.

Willy T Wreck and Fearless Wreck, Peter Island The Fearless is believed to be the sister ship of Cousteau’s Calypso. Willy T was a popular floating bar and restaurant that was scuttled as an artificial reef.

Painted Walls, Peter Island Painted Walls is awash with a palette of yellow, red, orange, and purple corals. The site’s southern ridge has a huge coral reef that is bustling with macro critters.

RMS Rhone shipwreck, Salt Island In October 1867, a hurricane slammed the 310-feet long, iron-hulled steamship against Black Rock. She broke into two sections. The stern section rests at a depth of 35 feet and the bow section lies at 80 feet.

Wreck Alley, Cooper Island The Marie L, The Island Seal, The Pat and The Beata comprise Wreck Alley. The four wrecks are on the south-western side of Cooper Island, and they lie close to a rich reef wall.

Thumb Rock, Cooper Island A huge pinnacle that resembles a large thumb gave this wonderful site its name. Clear waters and awesome marine life make this a favorite site, so grab your camera.

Chromis Reef, Cooper Island Named for the blue chromis fish and quillfin blennies that populate the gorgonians and coral heads, this reef has good visibility and sandy patches that make it a great site for new divers.

Dry Rocks East Dry Rocks East is an open water area with beautiful pillar corals, black coral and sea fans that dot the sandy bottom. ".

Steps, Ginger Island Steps, or Ginger Steps, is a plunging three-step wall that descends 90 feet. Good visibility and bright white sand between the rocky drop offs make this a great site for underwater photography.

Alice in Wonderland, Ginger Island Intricate underwater topography, which consists of narrow channels, sandy canyons and rocky ridges, make this reef truly a Wonderland! This site boasts healthy hard and soft corals, great visibility and a cornucopia of marine life.

Virgin Gorda: Christopher Columbus is said to have named the island "the Fat Virgin", because the island's profile on the horizon looks like a fat woman lying on her side.

The Baths, Virgin Gorda The Baths is a collection of massive granite boulders as large as 40 feet in diameter, with white sand beaches and secret rock pools.

Shark Point, Scrub Island Located off the East end of Scrub, Shark Point is an exciting dive with lots of fish including feeding tarpon. Swift currents attract sharks and rays.

The Chimney, Dog Island Two large rock formations create a gap that resembles a chimney. Bring a flashlight to examine the ledges and overhangs. The Chimney has a large, beautiful archway encrusted with cup corals and brightly colored sponges.

The Invisibles, Necker Island The Invisible lie east of Necker Island. (The island is entirely owned by Sir Richard Branson._ The dive site is named for the pinnacles which are invisible from the surface.

Jost Van Dyke Island often referred to as JVD or Jost, lies about 8 km (5 mi) to the northwest of Tortola. 17th-century Dutch privateer, Joost van Dyk, an early Dutch settler and former pirate who used Jost van Dyke's harbors as a hideout, may be the name sake of the island.

Twin Towers / Little Jost Van Dyke The "Twin Towers" are two large monolithic rock formations rising from 90 feet (27 m). Small canyons and mini caves are filled with fish and schooling squid. Healthy corals are surrounded by French angelfish, grey angelfish, grouper and eagle rays.