Cocos Island Aggressor Liveaboard
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Cabins
Master Stateroom Upper Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
TV
Toilet
Shower
Hair Dryer
Deluxe Stateroom Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
Toilet
Shower
Hair Dryer
TV
Single Lower Deck
Air Conditioning (AC)
TV
Toilet
Shower
Hair Dryer
Deck plan
Features & facilities
Boat features & facilities
Spacious salon
Large sundeck
Chaise lounges
Deck chairs
Bar
Grill
Small library
Large storage space for diving equipment
Dive features & facilities
Hot water shower
Cocos Island Aggressor Liveaboard Location
The Cocos Island Aggressor departs from Puntarenas, Costa Rica. An overnight stay in San Jose is usually required prior to the trip due to airline schedules. Recommended hotels are the host hotels, Holiday Inn Escazu, and Holiday Inn Express Forum in San Jose where group transfers are provided from.
Cocos Island Aggressor Liveaboard Dive Overview
Cocos is a lush, green uninhabited island resting 342 miles off Costa Rica's Pacific coast. Rocky pinnacles surrounding Cocos are beacons for big animals and big action. Schooling hammerheads, countless white-tip sharks, mantas, tuna, and even whale sharks call Cocos home.
[See: Costa Rica Dive Travel Guide & Cocos Island Dive Travel Guide]
Accommodation Overview
The Cocos Island Aggressor can comfortably accommodate up to 22 passengers in a total of 12 cabins. Guests can choose across three cabin types: Deluxe Staterooms, Master Staterooms, and Solo Staterooms. All cabins include air conditioning, private bathrooms and showers, individual climate control, and a monitor with a media player.
Master Stateroom (L), Deluxe Stateroom (C), & Solo Stateroom (R)
Cocos Island Aggressor Liveaboard Cabin Details
- Deluxe Stateroom (#2,3,4, 5, 6, & 7)
- All Deluxe Staterooms have two single beds, 2 portholes, private bathrooms and showers, individual climate control, monitor with media player and hair dryer.
- Master Stateroom (#8, 9, 10, & 11)
- All Master Staterooms have a large picture window, private bathrooms, and showers, individual climate control, a monitor with media player, and hair dryer. Stateroom #10 has a queen bed (Couples only), #'s 8, 9 & 11 have two twins.
- Solo/Single Stateroom (1A, 1B)
- One double bed, porthole, private bathroom and shower, individual climate control, monitor with media player, and hair dryer. Ideal for solo travelers.
Food & Drinks
The menu onboard is varied and plentiful, with a variety of American feasts, barbecues, and local cuisine. The Aggressors selection includes fruit juices, soft drinks, iced water, iced tea, coffee, and a limited selection of local beer and wine, which are complimentary. Due to the high duty charged on liquor, we suggest you bring your special brand from the U.S/International. Due to local regulations; the bar will be closed while the boat is in port.
Itineraries
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Practical information
Time Zone
UTC-6
Local Currency
CRC (Costa Rican Colon)
Language
English & Spanish
Electricity
110-volt
Payment methods
Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and traveler’s checks
Boat specifications
Year built: 2022
Length: 124 ft
Beam: 28.5 ft
Cruising speed: 10 knots
Maximum guests: 22
Number of cabins: 12
Cocos Island Aggressor Liveaboard Reviews
jraofield
Excellent boat, crew and diving. Travelled June 2023. Boat is new but with a story. Hull was laid in 2016 but delays happened and then Covid delayed further. Boat feels new, but with minor signs of age due to building delays. Absolutely beautiful boat. Food was very good. Crew was absolutely top notch. Diving from tenders and gear stays on tenders entire trip — long hoses refill tanks on tenders between dives. This means you do not wear gear during panga rides (easy on at five site with assistance before dive and removal after dive). Terrific because panga rides are 5-15 minutes one way. Crew provided perfect level of assistance. Dive guides were excellent at finding what we came to see. Diving included hammerheads on every dive and wall of hammerheads on two dives; hundreds of white tips; several Galapagos sharks; multiple oceanic mantas; a few mobulas; many eagle rays; schooling jacks (thousands); dolphins feed on the jacks (by exhausting jacks and making them vomit sardines); one panga saw a couple tiger sharks (not mine). Did not see whale sharks. Visibility was very good because rainy season was just barely starting. Crossing was much smoother than expected. Terrific trip.
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