Agent Liveaboard – Utila Aggressor Liveaboard

The Utila Aggressor is the perfect base from which to enjoy the diving delights of Utila, Honduras. This brand new liveaboard offers a very different liveaboard experience. Guests may fly into San Pedro Sula or Roatan then board a scenic 30-minute flight to Utila.
The diving from the Utila Aggressor will offer sheer walls and wrecks surrounding Utila as well as offshore sea mounts. These pristine banks are a Caribbean area that has yet to be explored by divers.

The liveaboard can accommodate 18 guests in 6 staterooms with lower double bed and upper single bed, private facilities, port light, closet, and TV/DVD. Other facilities onboard the Utila Aggressor include a lounge with an entertainment center, featuring a TV, DVD/CD, stereo player, and an assortment of movies.
The best spot to enjoy Utila's views and the Caribbean sun is the partially covered sun deck with chaise lounges. There is also a complete wet bar, C/D player, hot tub, and an assortment of seating areas with tables. The BBQ grill area makes a great dining alternative. The dive deck has personal gear lockers and in-place
air/nitrox fill stations, rinse tank, and a three-tier camera table with low-pressure air hoses.

Agent Liveaboard verdict: If you think you have seen everything the Caribbean has to offer, think again and reserve your diving place on the brand new Utila Aggressor.

Sample itinerary

Throughout the week, a sample itinerary includes diving around Utila including Blackish Point, Ted's Point, Blacks Hills, Raggedy Cay and others. The journey continues north with a stop at remote Coco's Sea Mounts, on to Roatan's best diving on the southwest. The yacht then heads back west to Utila to the north side then to the east side. Diving ends Friday after lunch and will return back to the Utila Dock in the afternoon. The crew hosts a sunset cocktail party at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner ashore. This meal is not included in the charter price. Saturday morning at 8:00 am, guests are transferred to the Utila Airport for the charter flight back to Roatan or San Pedro Sula. Throughout the week there will be many opportunities to go ashore for swimming, snorkeling and beach combing.

A sample of dive sites visited
Black Hills:	A favorite among all divers, you can count on seeing schools of Creole Wrasse, Atlantic Spadefish, Horse-eye Jack and Southern Sennets at this seamount, along with Scorpion-fish, Toadfish and the rare Frog Fish. A resident turtle appears unafraid of divers, as do the Barracuda. Large pelagic fish can be spotted here, such as Manta Rays, Marlin, and sharks including the big boy himself – the Whale Shark!
Cannery Bank:	Here's a prime opportunity to witness large pelagic fish that roam the open waters. There are logs of vibrant color on the mounts, beginning at 25 feet and sloping to 110 feet.
Cayos Cochinos (Hog Islands):	Cayos Cochinos is made up of a group of 65 cays that stretches over 10 miles. There is a variety of diving which includes walls, pillars, different species of hard and soft corals, and many different species of fish.
CJ's Drop-off:	This is one for the deep-dive enthusiast. Spiny Caribbean Lobster, Golden Tail Moray and schools of Jack are plentiful.
Coco's Sea Mounts:	Coco's beauty is in the mix of coral and good visibility that divers always enjoy.
Duppy Waters:	A coral garden begins beneath the boat at 20 feet, with walls sloping off into the blue. Eagle Rays, stingrays, octopus and schools of Creole Wrasse and Blue Tang are in abundance.
Halliburton Wreck:	Sunk in 1998 for diving purposes, this artificial reef begins at 65 feet with the wheelhouse and continues down to the vessel bottom at 100 feet. Green Morays, Spotted Drum, Yellowline Arrow Crabs, Channel Clinging Crabs and Bearded Fire Worms are usually seen on this exceptional deep dive, as well as the occasional Porcupine Fish and Pipefish.
Hawksbill Bank:	The Utila Aggressor is the only visitor to this seamount beginning at 40 feet and sloping down to 80 feet. Bluebell tunicates are in abundance, and the rare Fingerprints can also to be found. A resident hawksbill turtle gives the site its name.
Jack Neil Point:	Sand, walls and individual coral heads make this a must dive. Long-snout Seahorse, Large-eye Toadfish, Flying Gurnards, and octopus make this one of the area's best night dives.
Mary's Place:	One of the most famous dive sites off of the south side of Roatan, Mary's Place has a lush reef with crevasses and tunnels running through it that provide great photo opportunities.
Old Bank:	This is a very nice shallow dive site, where the rare Elkhorn Coral flourishes and smaller critters, like the Fringed Filefish and Caribbean Reef Squid, can be seen along the walls. In the sandy areas, the allusive Yellowhead Jawfish can be spotted peering out of its hole.
Raggedy Cay:	This popular site begins at 30 feet and falls away to 140 feet, with Majestic Eagle Rays swooping by and Hawksbill Turtles munching away on soft corals. Octopus can be found around the sand channels along the coral garden as well as Spotted Morays.
Taviana's Wall :	Lots of turtles are here and this site makes a great night dive with octopus, crabs and lobsters.
Wreck of the Aguila:	This 8-year-old wreck is home to 15 - 20 large Groupers and a big blue Parrot Fish, as well as a big green Moray Eel that is always willing to come out and play.

Oct. 15, 2010 - Dec. 29, 2012 .......... deluxe $2,595

Fees & Taxes (per person)
Each guest must pay a $95 USD Port fee that covers the Honduran Government cruising tax and marine park fees. This will be collected Friday morning when settling your account and may be paid in cash, traveler's checks, MasterCard, Visa or American Express. Upon departure at the San Pedro Sula Airport each guest must pay a $37.35 USD which includes Government Departure Tax, Agriculture Tax and Immigration Tax. These fees must be paid in cash in exact USD although they do not accept change so have exactly $38 USD and expect no change or in Honduran coins. All taxes and fees levied by the Honduran Government are subject to change without notice.

Rates are based on double occupancy.
All prices quoted USD.
Rates are subject to change without notice.
Single Supplement rate is 1½ times the above rate if an individual traveler prefers a private room.

CHARTERS INCLUDE:

Accommodations aboard the vessel
Diving - Compressed air tanks, weights & weight belts
Airport and/or Hotel transfers on day of charter
All meals and snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, local beer and wine (We are happy to accommodate most special dietary requests)

CHARTERS DO NOT INCLUDE:

Airfare (international and domestic)
Insurance
Equipment rentals
Nitrox fills
Certification or specialty courses
Hotel stays/day rooms
Dinner on final evening
Crew gratuity
Port/park fees and/or taxes (when applicable)

March 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
26 Mar	2 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
2 Apr	9 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
9 Apr	16 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
16 Apr	23 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
23 Apr	30 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila

May 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
30 Apr	7 May	7/6	Utila	Utila
7 May	14 May	7/6	Utila	Utila
14 May	21 May	7/6	Utila	Utila
21 May	28 May	7/6	Utila	Utila
28 May	4 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila

June 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
4 Jun	11 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila
11 Jun	18 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila
25 Jun	2 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila

July 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
2 Jul	9 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila
9 Jul	16 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila
16 Jul	23 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila
23 Jul	30 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila

August 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
30 Jul	6 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila
6 Aug	13 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila
13 Aug	20 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila
20 Aug	27 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila
27 Aug	3 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila

September 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
3 Sep	10 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila
10 Sep	17 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila
17 Sep	24 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila
24 Sep	1 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila

October 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
1 Oct	8 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
8 Oct	15 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
15 Oct	22 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
22 Oct	29 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
29 Oct	5 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila

November 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
5 Nov	12 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila
12 Nov	19 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila
19 Nov	26 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila
26 Nov	3 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila

December 2011
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
3 Dec	10 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila
10 Dec	17 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila
17 Dec	24 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila
24 Dec	31 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila

January 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
31 Dec	7 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila
7 Jan	14 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila
14 Jan	21 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila
21 Jan	28 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila
28 Jan	4 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila

February 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
4 Feb	11 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila
11 Feb	18 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila
18 Feb	25 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila
25 Feb	3 Mar	7/6	Utila	Utila

March 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
3 Mar	10 Mar	7/6	Utila	Utila
10 Mar	17 Mar	7/6	Utila	Utila
17 Mar	24 Mar	7/6	Utila	Utila
24 Mar	31 Mar	7/6	Utila	Utila

April 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
31 Mar	7 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
7 Apr	14 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
14 Apr	21 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
21 Apr	28 Apr	7/6	Utila	Utila
28 Apr	5 May	7/6	Utila	Utila

May 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
5 May	12 May	7/6	Utila	Utila
12 May	19 May	7/6	Utila	Utila
19 May	26 May	7/6	Utila	Utila
26 May	2 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila

June 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
2 Jun	9 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila
9 Jun	16 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila
16 Jun	23 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila
23 Jun	30 Jun	7/6	Utila	Utila

July 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
30 Jun	7 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila
7 Jul	14 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila
14 Jul	21 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila
21 Jul	28 Jul	7/6	Utila	Utila
28 Jul	4 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila

August 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
4 Aug	11 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila
11 Aug	18 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila
18 Aug	25 Aug	7/6	Utila	Utila
25 Aug	1 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila

September 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
1 Sep	8 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila
8 Sep	15 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila
15 Sep	22 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila
22 Sep	29 Sep	7/6	Utila	Utila

October 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
29 Sep	6 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
6 Oct	13 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
13 Oct	20 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
20 Oct	27 Oct	7/6	Utila	Utila
27 Oct	3 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila

November 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
3 Nov	10 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila
10 Nov	17 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila
17 Nov	24 Nov	7/6	Utila	Utila
24 Nov	1 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila

December 2012
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
1 Dec	8 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila
8 Dec	15 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila
15 Dec	22 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila
22 Dec	29 Dec	7/6	Utila	Utila
29 Dec	5 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila

January 2013
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
5 Jan	12 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila
12 Jan	19 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila
19 Jan	26 Jan	7/6	Utila	Utila
26 Jan	2 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila

February 2013
Departs	Return	Nights/Days	Port	Route
2 Feb	9 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila
9 Feb	16 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila
16 Feb	23 Feb	7/6	Utila	Utila

Technical Specifications
Length: 100 feet Beam: 20 feet Draft: 6 feet Cruising Speed: 10 knots Range: 1,200 nautical miles 2 x 12-V71NA GM engines, 400hp each.	2 x John Deere 65 KW generators, 110-208 ac volts. 2 x Bauer air compressors with cascade storage. Kaeser SM-11 Nitrox rotary screw compressor with cascade storage. 2,400 gallons of fuel storage. 2,800 gallons of water storage. 1,600 gallons per day water maker.

Cabin Types & Facilities

1 x Quad" room with (4) single beds, lavatory, hair dryer, private toilet and shower, closet, 2 x port lights, and a TV/DVD combination.
5 x Deluxe" staterooms with lower double bed and upper single bed, hair dryer, private toilet and shower, port light, closet, and TV/DVD3

Safety Facilities

First Aid Kit.
D.A.N. Oxygen System with 100% demand.
Defibrillator.
Automatic Fire and Smoke Detection System.
Manual Fire Extinguishers, CO2 System, and Fire fighting equipment.
Monthly Drills and Procedures conducted by crew.
406 EPIRB – Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon.
Safety flags and dive alerts
Life Rafts
Life Jackets equipped with lights and whistles for all passengers and crew.

Full Complement of Safety and Rescue Equipment.
1 x 48-mile radar
2 x Compass's
Depth Sounder with alarm.
2 x GPS – Global Positioning System.
GPS/Chart Plotter
2 x VHF radios.
Single Side Band Radio.
Satellite phone.

Diving Facilities

Rental equipment
Photography friendly
1 x Support dinghy with outboard
Guides

Boat Layout

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