Bahamas Aggressor, Bahamas
- from $ 298 / day
- 8.6 Fabulous
- 73 Verified Reviews 73 Verified Reviews
- Nitrox available




























Highlights
The Bahamas Aggressor offers year-round diving in the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas. With only 14 guests on board, there is ample space for everyone to relax and unwind. All cabins are located on the lower deck and are fitted with private en-suite bathrooms, individually controlled AC, TV monitor with media player and hairdryer. There are 5 deluxe staterooms that have 1 lower double bed and one twin upper bunk-bed and also 1 quad cabin with two sets of twin bunk-style beds.
Social areas around the Bahamas Aggressor yacht include the roomy, air conditioned salon and dining area with entertainment system, shaded outdoor cocktail deck and lounge and a partially covered sundeck complete with loungers and hot tub.
Divers are well taken care of aboard the Bahamas Aggressor, and amenities include a photo editing computer, and a large dive deck with individual dive lockers, camera table with low-pressure air hoses and two fresh water showers with hot water. Itineraries depart from Nassau and visit the Exuma Cays and Southwest Eleuthera to dive the Lost Blue Hole and Periwinkle Reef. During certain times of the year the Bahamas Aggressor heads out to Tiger Beach & Bimini for thrilling dives and up close shark encounters.
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Included: VAT, Alcoholic Beverages, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Wine with Dinner, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Diving Package, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, Deck Towels.
Required Extras: Port Fees (160-208 USD per trip).
Optional Extras: Dive Insurance, Travel Insurance, Gratuities, Airport Transfer (30 USD), Hotel Transfer, Extra Dives, Nitrox Course, Rental Gear, Scuba Diving Courses, Snorkel Gear.
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Boat features
Food & Drinks
If you have any specific dietary requirements whilst on-board your cruise, you can add this to your special requests on step 2 of the booking form. We advise limiting these requests to religious beliefs or food allergies.
Diving
The crew speaks English.
Gear Rental
There is diving gear available on this boat. Please provide your rental needs on the booking form. See below for further details on inclusions and pricing. Show prices.
Drawings & Vessel Layouts

Boat Specifications
- Length 100 feet
- Beam 22 feet
- Cruising speed 12 knots
- Max guests 14
- Number of cabins 6
- Number of bathrooms 9
Boat Navigation and Safety
Bahamas Aggressor Reviews
- 8.6 Fabulous
- 73 Verified Reviews
- Vessel 7.8
- Crew 9.2
- Food 9.5
- Diving 8.3
- Value 8.4
Top notch!
The variety of marine life, fun and professional crew, meeting new friends from all over the world
- Recommended for
- Small group, crew, five dives a day
Excellent diving, food in a small group.
Rented camera and got some great shots. Took Nitrox course and the benefits it provides. Meeting other divers from all over. Terrific service and food.
- Recommended for
- Diving, small group of divers, food.
Incredible crew and dive sites to match
The experience with the Tiger Sharks, the professionalism, food and hospitality on the boat and the variety of dives sites available in and around Tiger Beach.
- Recommended for
- The crew, the quality of dive sites and the food
it was a perfect trip, you really nice crew and buddys
A new friend buddy for the next dives trip. The party at the end of the trip. Nice coral dives. Swin pigs. And the great meals that kaleb prepare for us. Thanks
- Recommended for
- dives, foods and new friends
Very nice
The wreck dive with the sharks are very cool and the crews was very friendly and professional. Big tanks
- Recommended for
- The crews, Bahamas and the dive
The crew tried their best, but we found out they were one man short, didn't have the usual cook, and 20' beginner reefs just got boring (blackbeards was doing wall dives while we were in the shallows)
The few deeper dives/wall dives we did were fun, and had lots of potential, but we only did a single (two if we were lucky) dive at any of them. We spent a lot of time at 20-30' deep sites....The blue hole would have been great, but we waited till the last day and the viz was under 15' so you couldn't see anything....we should have done this one earlier in the week when the weather was better, it could have been an epic dive in better conditions. If I was the captain, I would have used the chase boat (zodiac) to my advantage. All the divers did a lot of swimming to and from sites, which would leave us perhaps 10 - 20 min time exploring the wall, and another 30-40min finding the site/finding where the boat swung to after the dive. My Girlfriend got her advanced open water course completed, and her instructor (Manx Dave) was really awesome as a teacher, and just to hang out with between dives. He was a real hard worker. The rest of the crew was great, but we found out they were short a man, and unfortunately one guy was on his first week with the boat, and the regular chef had to take the week off. The food was still good, but not quite at the same level as other liveaboards I've been on. We did a shark dive on a wreck, but they only put a single fish in the bucket, so the action was kinda limited. I've done lots of shark dives (Tiger Beach trip with SDM, Bull Sharks in Cancun, Hammers in Bimini), and this one just didn't stack up even close to those. There was lots of coral to see, and some sites had nice swim through caverns...it just seemed like the animals that were advertised (eagle rays, saw few sharks, no big schools of fish) just were not there. This might be because we spent the majority of the trip outside the protected park area perhaps. Overall, the trip was OK, but some better planning of where to go on what days would have gone a long way. We had a ton of experienced divers aboard, and a lot of us agreed that the dives were beginner level.
- Recommended for
- offered Ad. Open Water Course for my Girlfriend, had a good instructor, and we saw a few sea turtles (only highlight animal to write home about)
The best liveaboard for those who look for awesome dives in the Bahamas
The dives with the bahamian reef sharks are amazing! The captain will make your dreams of diving with sharks come true :)
- Recommended for
- Dive sites, good food and the crew service - after dives you get a hot shower and nice towell hug!
Amazing
After the hurricane I wasn't expecting the diving to be great but our knowledgable captain made the call and headed out to Eleuthera were there was less wind and currents. Diving was great, visibility as well weather didn't cooperate but you can't book the weather. Staff was amazing food was to die for overall a trip worth every penny
- Recommended for
- Diving, food, and people
Raja Ampat is definitively one of the best dive areas in the world!
Great experience in Raja Ampat: Amazing Diving
- Recommended for
- Diving, crew, sea conditions
Great
Amazing.
- Recommended for
- Crew, being on boat, diving