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Fiji Aggressor



Length
31m
102 ft
Max 10
Nitrox
SSI
LOWEST PRICE GUARANTEE
At a glance...
  • Visits the Koro Sea & Bligh Water
  • Maximum of 10 guests, small dive groups
  • All cabins with en-suite facilities
  • Local beer and wine free of charge
  • Steel hulled boat

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Fiji Aggressor is the choice liveaboard option for Fiji diving cruises, especially for smaller groups of up to 10 divers. Well kept and recently restored, the steel hull Fiji Aggressor provides air-conditioned comfort in all in-doors areas, which are spacious and well equipped to cater to your needs, both below the surface and onboard.

All 5 of Fiji Aggressor's staterooms are air-conditioned and feature en-suite facilities with hot water showers. The comfortable saloon is equipped with facilities where scuba divers can review their photos and videos, or simply relax while listening to music or settling down with a good book. The open-air area provides a sun-deck for sun worshippers, or a shaded area for the more cautious.

The standard of amenities, as well as Fiji Aggressor's safety features, are on par with the standards of the Aggressor Fleet ensuring your comfortable and safe exploration of Fiji's renowned dive sites, known for eagle rays, mantas, turtles, sharks and giant groupers, as well as outrageously colourful soft corals.

Not just for diving, guests onboard Fiji Aggressor also have the opportunity to visit a remote Fijian village and witness a Kava ceremony and warrior dance. The social atmosphere on board Fiji Aggressor is often enhanced by local beer and wine being free of charge.

 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

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 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

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Cruise price per person includes: Cabin accommodation with air-conditioning, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, drinking water, soft drinks, hot drinks, local wine and beer, land tour, return transfers to the boat from Suva airport, dives (as detailed in the trips above), experienced English-speaking divemaster(s) (max number of 10 divers per DM), tanks, weights and weightbelts.

Cruise price per person excludes (mandatory, unless customer provides own): Restaurant meal on final evening, scuba equipment (US$ 175 per trip), dive computer, diving insurance, Fiji government cruise tax US$ 300 and park fees US$ 20. Unless otherwise stated, all the listed items need to be paid on arrival (cash or credit card).

Optional extras: Nitrox fills for enriched air certified divers (US$ 100 per trip), torches. Unless otherwise stated, all the listed items need to be paid on arrival.

How to get there: Fiji Aggressor departs at lunchtime from Novotel Suva, Viti Levu every Saturday. Round-trip transfers are provided from Suva airport for guests who arrive on the scheduled embarkation and disembarkation days. You may require a connecting flight from Nadi to Suva. Otherwise please make your way to the Novotel in Suva in time for the 12:00 noon boarding.

Final disembarkation will occur between 08:00 - 09:00 hrs. Transfers are provided to the airport for guests departing this day. For guests departing later in the day, you may relax at the Novotel Hotel or take a day excursion.

For more information see our Viti Levu travel information section. The last dive of the trip will be at around 15:00 hrs on the second last day of the trip. Please wait at least 18 hours before flying after diving.

Non-diver rate: US$ 200 off the full published price.

Single supplement (if you do not want to share accommodation): This is optional - single travellers may choose to share a cabin or pay a supplement of 65% of the normal published price.

Dive clubs and group discounts: See full charter rates below which are the equivalent of paying for 9 guests and 1 additional person can join the cruise in a Deluxe cabin free of charge (total 10 guests). Note: these rates do not include Fiji Government tax.

Whole boat charter rate (per night): US$ 4,295.

Add-on package: If this is your only planned visit to Fiji then we strongly recommend that you consider a 2 night add-on stay in Pacific Harbour on Viti Levu, to allow you to witness the not-to-be-missed shark feed diving. This option is also convenient as it is located close to both the international gateway airports in Fiji - Nadi and Suva.


 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

Cabins, Berths, Showers, Bathrooms...
Fiji Aggressor features 1 Master stateroom on the middle deck and 4 Deluxe staterooms on the lower deck. The Master stateroom has a queen bed and large windows with sweeping views. Deluxe staterooms each have a lower double bed and upper single bed and portholes to allow natural light in.

All the safari staterooms have:
  • Air-conditioning
  • Windows or portholes
  • En-suite bathroom with hot-water shower
  • Hand basin & toiletries
  • Towels & bathrobe
  • Hairdryer
  • 24-hour, 220v electricity supply
  • Australian-style plugs
No. of bathrooms / showers - 6 / 6 - hot water

 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

Crew, Facilities, Dive Courses...
Crew comprises:
  • Dive Master
  • Captain
  • Cook
  • Engineer
  • Deck Hand
Motorised dinghy - Dive deck and platform with hot water shower - Separate rinse tank for cameras - Air-conditioned saloon with TV, DVD and sound system, movie and book library, games and magazines, fish ID and diving books - Computer with internet access - Satellite phone - Well stocked bar - Air-conditioned & open-air dining areas - Sun deck with shaded area

 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

Menu, Cuisine Type...
  • A variety of local and international dishes are prepared onboard Fiji Aggressor.
  • Main meals comprise breakfast, lunch & dinner with snacks in between.
  • Breakfast is cooked to order, lunch is served buffet style and dinner is served with waitress service, to be enjoyed either in the air-conditioned or open-air dining area both on the main deck.
  • Snacks including fruit, and tea & coffee with UHT milk, drinking water, soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits, they're all included with the Fiji Aggressor package.
  • Vegetarians and most special diets are catered to with prior notice.
  • Catering starts with dinner on the cruise check-in day.

 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

Technical Specifications...
  • Built in year 1995, refurbished in 2003
  • Built to Australian USL and Fijian marine codes
  • Size - 30.8m x 6.7m
  • Top speed - 11 knots
  • Cruising speed - 10 knots
  • 2 x 400 HP Caterpillar 3406 engines
  • 2 x 40 / 25 KW Perkins generators
  • 2 x Poseidon dive tank compressors
  • 10/12/15/18 litre tanks with international fittings and DIN adaptors
  • Electricity 110-208v - 24-hours per day
  • Water capacity - 25,000 litres
  • Fuel capacity - 20,000 litres

 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

Navigation, Safety Features...
  • 1 x 10 passenger diving dinghy
  • 2 x 20 person capacity life rafts
  • Marine radios
  • 48-mile radar
  • 2 x GPS
  • Sounder
  • Satellite phone
  • Fire / bilge pump alarm
  • EPIRB
  • Life jackets throughout
  • Fire extinguishers
  • MFA box and trained staff
  • High capacity oxygen system

 English spoken by divemasters  Cavuti na vitu mai vei ira na idusidusi ni soro

Customer reviews:

Customer rating - Good
"The dive team, dive master, captain etc were all really good, great at finding the small stuff. There was the right balance of under water guide and dive master. But the boat is old and really needs money spent on it. The great team is being let down by not so great facilities." - , UK, 7 January 2015 ...

Customer rating - Excellent
"The service on the boat was excellent, the food was very good, and the scuba diving was outstanding. We were able to rent a dive computer and pressure gauge after one of ours failed. The divemasters did a great job and showed us lots of new marine life." - , USA, 20 June 2012 ...

Customer rating - Good
"All in all, I will not complain and I found this liveaboard quite enjoyable. But I must write that, even if there were some really good points, some aspects were not good at all. The staff was really friendly and, more important, professional. The dive master was cool but enough vigilant to make the dives safe. They provide nitrox at a quite reasonable price. BUT even if the food was ok, there was not enough vegetables and fruits for our taste. We got very good meat, but they could have given more fish. Talking about food, we still do not understand why they did not provide a proper breakfast on the last day of the cruise. There was ample time to do so, and the fact that they did not take care of us on the last morning has really left us a bad impression. The cabins were average. Spacious enough but not as luxurious as advertised. And in our cabin we had a constant problem with bad smells." - , Cambodia, 12 December 2010 ...

Customer rating - Very good
"We had a ball (although Maureen did not dive) and the diving was good to exceptional. The liveaboard crew were relaxed, very hospitable and the food was superb. The boat is a little tired however, and the big bunk was somewhat cramped for me. Nonetheless, we were well treated and had a fabulous week. The shark feed was the very best dive anyone on board had experienced and some of these divers were on their 10th and 11th live-aboard expedition." - , Australia, 16 May 2010 ...


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