Turks and Caicos Aggressor 2

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La Turks & Caicos Aggressor II e' una barca da crociera lunga 36 metri (120ft) costruita per garantire sicurezza e comfort di navigazione nelle bellissime acque del Mar dei Caraibi. La barca e' motorizzata con due motori diesel e puo' navigare ad una velocita' di crociera di 10 nodi ed ha la corrente elettrica a 110 volt.

La Turks & Caicos Aggressor II puo' ospitare un massimo di 18 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 zona pranzo si trova di fronte ed offre una stupenda vista sull'Oceano. 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 Turks & Caicos Aggressor II ha 9 comode cabine sul ponte inferiore.

Cabine

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

• Cabina Master (no 1): Letto matrimoniale senza oblo'.

• Cabina Deluxe (no 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7): Letto matrimoniale ed un letto singolo a castello ed oblo'.

• Cabina Doppia (no 8, 9): 2 letti a castello, bagno da condividere con le due cabine 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.

Turks & Caicos (April - December)

The Turks & Caicos Aggressor II® departs from Providenciales, known as ‘Provo’. Throughout the week guests will visit Providenciales, West Caicos and French Cay.

French Cay - Double D Simply described as a “Garden of Eden”, the wall is overgrown, and there is an abundance of marine life. There are two huge coral mounds teeming with fish. A resident spotted scorpion fish often poses for photographers. Spotted eagle rays are often seen here.

French Cay - G-Spot An absolutely beautiful wall with many huge, deep-water gorgonians and orange elephant ear sponges growing at the wall’s edge.

French Cay - Rock and Roll The top of the wall is at 40 feet, and there are plenty of barrel sponges, elkhorn, and pillar corals. Juvenile barracuda and lobsters are spotted during the day. This a great afternoon and night dive.

French Cay - West Sand Spit The wall starts at 40 feet and is covered with huge coral formations—pillar corals, barrel sponges, and deep-water gorgonians. Look for nurse sharks, French angels, ocean triggerfish, and huge stingrays. This site is weather permitting.

Northwest Point - Black Coral Forest The walls starts at 45 feet and drops to below 300 feet. There is an overhang where at least five species of black coral are growing. The base of the overhang is at 75 feet.

Northwest Point - Shark Hotel Named for the Caribbean reef sharks sometimes seen cruising by, the wall levels of at 90 feet at a plateau covered with plate corals. At 100 feet, a chimney cuts through the reef exiting at 130 feet on the deep wall with lots of pillar coral on top of the wall.

Northwest Point - The Crack The wall doglegs to the south forming a huge penny slot crack that divers can swim and exit at any time. A massive barrel sponge with an anemone above it is at 85 feet. Divers can swim to the south where you may encounter schooling fish and a resident sea turtle.

Northwest Point - The Dome Once the site of a French television game show, this sunken dome offers a spectacular night dive.

West Caicos - Driveway One of the most diverse dive sites along West Caicos, the boat is moored in 35 feet of water offering the options of swimming to the wall over “the Driveway”, a large sand chute, or cruising on top of the wall in shallower water where there are many interesting isolated coral heads. There are anemones growing in the shallows at only 5-10 feet of water depth.

West Caicos - Gullies Divers can swim through a penny slot gully that starts at 45 feet and ends at 75 feet where there are beautiful sponge formations at the edge of the wall and schooling fish on top of the wall.

West Caicos - Rock Garden Interlude This wall is divided into sections with large and beautiful sponge formations. Divers encounter friendly sea turtles and spotted scorpion fish. The sand flat on top of the wall has several nice coral heads and fascinating but shy garden eels.

West Caicos - The Anchor/Whiteface Called “Whiteface” for the white sandy cliffs along West Caicos, this site provides a swim- through gully with a 17th century anchor wedged in the north side. A beautiful, large white anemone sits at about 95 feet at the base of the gully. Divers keep an eye out for the resident reef shark who is not camera shy and enjoy great night dives with lobsters, octopuses, and nurse sharks.

Silver Bank Humpback Whale Adventures (January - April)

The Turks & Caicos Islands. All whale charters depart from Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. During the week, guests of our Dominican Republic Humpback Whale Watching itinerary will observe the whales at close range which includes above the water and soft in water encounters. You'll see them spin and play, hear their haunting songs resonating through the water and sense the power and grace of some of the most intelligent mammals on earth - it’s a life-changing experience!

SATURDAY: Boarding is at 4 p.m. with a 9:30pm departure to Silver Bank.

SUNDAY: Arrival in Silver Bank is around 8:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Sunday, weather permitting. Brunch/late breakfast while crew prepares mooring and assembly of the tenders. The first tender runs begins at 2:00 p.m. (2 tenders running). Afternoon tenders return to the yacht at approximately 5:00 p.m.

MONDAY -THURSDAY: First tender runs will commence after breakfast at 8:30 am. Whale runs are throughout the day. “Sundowner” cocktail parties are hosted on the sun deck every afternoon following whale runs. Nightly presentations and videos will be after dinner.

FRIDAY:The yacht returns to the Ocean World Marina in Puerto Plata late Friday afternoon. Friday night, dinner is not served onboard; however, the crew will recommend a restaurant in the marina.

SATURDAY: Check out is between 7 –8 am