Roatan Aggressor

关于游轮

Roatan Aggressor 是一艘长36.6米，宽6.5米的专业潜水船宿游轮，与Aggressor Fleet其它潜水船宿游轮一样，该游轮是一艘依照美国国家航运局标来建造和维护的专业船宿游轮，该游轮采用柴油驱动，巡航速度为10海里/小时，船上提供110V的电源。

Roatan Aggressor 的配套设施包含一间宽敞舒适的室内空调沙龙室，一间独立的餐厅，一个配有热水浴池(户外按摩浴缸)，开放式休闲处，折叠式躺椅，CD音像播放器，酒水吧台，烧烤设备的阳光甲板。此外，该游轮船上还设有一个配套完全的图片中心，带有数字录像与静态图片编辑软件的电脑可供旅客使用。

该游轮船上的厨师会精心地给客人们提供从头盘到甜点的各式美味佳肴，每周还会有一到两次BBQ烧烤。如果您有特殊的饮食要求(素食,忌口等)，请告知我们的客服，这样我们就可以提前告知游轮公司为你准备好适合你的餐食需求。

船上将免费为旅客提供精选的饮品，包括：果汁，软饮，饮用水，冰茶，咖啡和当地啤酒及葡萄酒。由于酒类饮品的高关税，我们建议旅客可以从机场的免税店购买并自带您比较钟爱的酒类品牌。需要注意的是，船宿期间饮酒后，就无法参加当日的潜水活动，一旦你饮酒了，你得第二天才可以进行潜水哦。

Roatan Aggressor 的潜水甲板层不仅宽敞且具有非常实用的功能性，船上的潜水设施包含：高氧，个人的独立潜水储物箱， 带有低压气管的相机置放台，两个带有热水(淡水)的花洒淋浴处。潜水甲板上会有充足的空间来放置潜水员的各种潜水装备，船艄和潜水甲板区域都非常宽敞，而游轮尾部的登船梯则是专门为潜水者而设计的，非常方便进出。

关于客舱

Roatan Aggressor 船上共有9间舒适的旅客客舱，可承载18位旅客出行：

所有客舱都配有：私人卫浴室，独立的空调系统，多媒体播放器，美式充电插座 & USB充电插座(110V)，吹风机，衣柜等客舱设施.

1间 套房客舱 (#1) :
位于底层甲板，该客舱是船上面积最大的客舱，配有一张双人床，无窗

6间 豪华客舱 (#4 - 9):
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内配有一张双人床和一张单人床(上下铺)，带有舷窗

2间 标准客舱 (#2, 3):
位于底层甲板，每间客舱内配有两张单人床(上下铺)，带有舷窗

关于潜水

• 通常每日提供4 - 5潜，取决于实际海况/行程

• 登船日 & 离船日当天均不提供任何潜水项目

• 离船日前一天仅提供1 - 2潜 (根据旅客返程航班)

• 所有潜水项目均提供专业的潜水向导领潜服务

• 气瓶支持K-Vales接头，若用DIN接口则需自备转换头

其他信息

• 高氧潜水：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 15升气瓶：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 循环呼吸器潜水：目前暂时无法提供
• 技术潜水：目前暂时无法提供 / 支持
• 潜水装备：可以提供，但需额外收费
• 潜水保险：潜水员必须持有效的潜水保险
• 网络供应：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 洗衣服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 按摩服务：目前暂时无法提供该服务
• 船宿期间支付方式：现金(美元)或信用卡
• 船员人数：6 - 8人，含2位潜水向导

The Bay Islands of Honduras consist of eight islands and 53 small cays located off the northern coast of Honduras. Our Roatan diving liveaboard trip in Honduras departs from the dock located at Romeo's Restaurant in French Harbor, Roatan. The 7 night charter runs from Saturday to Saturday.

Roatan, Bay Islands of Honduras

The Roatan dive sites are the best of the Bay Islands. These islands are Honduras' brightest jems offering divers sheer walls, beautiful shallow reefs, spectacular wrecks and offshore sea mounts. These pristine sea mounts represent a Caribbean frontier rarely explored by divers. Here are some of the areas the Roatan Aggressor will visit.

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.

Taviana’s Wall - Lots of turtles are found here and this site makes a great night dive with octopus, crabs and lobsters.

Wreck of the Aguila- This 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.

Odyssey Wreck - This freighter is Roatan’s largest wreck measuring 300 feet long, 50 feet wide, and 85 feet tall. It is one of the largest wrecks in the Caribbean.

Coco’s Sea Mount - Coco’s beauty is in the mix of coral and good visibility that divers always enjoy. The ocean floor rises from hundreds of feet to only 40 feet from the surface. These sea mounts are far from Utila and Roatan, therefore, they are rarely visited by day boat divers.

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 Scorpionfish, 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!

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.

CJ’s Drop-off - This is one for the deep dive enthusiast. Spiny Caribbean Lobster, Golden Tail Moray and schools of Jack are plentiful.

Raggedy Cay – This popular site begins at 30 feet and falls away to 130 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.

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.

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.

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.

Halliburton Wreck – Sunk in 1998, 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 Roatan Aggressor is one of a few that visit this seamount beginning at 40 feet and sloping down to 80 feet. Bluebell tunicates are in abundance, and the rare Fingerprints can also be found. A resident Hawksbill turtle gives the site its name.

Toon Town- Known for its macro life, this dive off Cayos Cochinos is jam-packed with big clumps of bluebell tunicates, small crabs and flamingo tongue cowries, among a long laundry list of headliners from the tinier marine kingdoms.

Pelican Point - Every kind of reef fish imaginable, including French and queen angelfish, butterfly fish, tangs, and parrotfish. On the outside of the reef, you may see sharks and barracuda patrolling.

All Saturday flight arrivals are met by a transportation service who will have a representative with a Roatan Aggressor sign at the arrival terminal. Guests will then be transported to Romeo’s Restaurant with their luggage (where the yacht docks) for $15 USD cash per person paid to the driver. On Saturday at the end of the charter, transportation is provided back to the airport at 8 am for $15 USD cash per person paid to the driver.