Raja Ampat Aggressor Liveaboard

For all itineraries, the flight arrival times are in the morning and afternoon. We highly recommend guests overnight the day before departure at a local hotel then guests will be picked up at 12 pm upon checkout (on day of charter departure) and transferred to the yacht as long as guests are staying in the vicinity of where the yacht docks.

Raja Ampat Dive Sites

Batanta: North Batata, Algae Patch

Arborek: Manta Sandy, West Mansuar, Arborek Jetty

Penemu: Melissa’s Garden, Keruo Channel, My Reef

Dampier: Mioskon, Sardines Reef, Blue Magic, Friwinbonda, Nudis Rock, The Passage, Batu Lima, Friwonda, Cape Kri, Chicken Reef, Cape Mansuar

Misool: Magic Mountain, Boo Windows, Nudi Rock, Barracuda Point, Tank Rock, Whale Rock, Three Sisters, Killer Cave, Farondi Wall

2 dives in the morning depending on guest flight schedules and the 24 hour requirement before flying.

The yacht will return to port in the afternoon.

Dinner will be ashore and the staff will recommend restaurants close by. This is the only meal not included in the price of your trip.

Raja Ampat or ‘Four Kings’, is the name given to these islands and comes from a local myth. Located in the heart of The Coral Triangle, Raja Ampat is known to have the richest coral reef ecosystem in the world. The main areas offering itineraries for liveaboard scuba diving are: Raja Ampat, and Triton Bay. If you haven’t experienced the diving in this area, it is fantastic due to the diversity and abundance of marine life. The area of the Four Kings is comprised of over 1500 islands and home to 600 types of corals, 1,500 fish species and over 600 types of mollusks.

For all itineraries, the flight arrival times are in the morning and afternoon. We highly recommend guests overnight the day before departure at a local hotel then guests will be picked up at 12 pm upon checkout (on the day of charter departure) and transferred to the yacht as long as guests are staying in the vicinity of where the yacht docks.

Raja Ampat Dive Sites

Batanta: North Batata, Algae Patch

Arborek: Manta Sandy, West Mansuar, Arborek Jetty

Penemu: Melissa’s Garden, Keruo Channel, My Reef

Dampier: Mioskon, Sardines Reef, Blue Magic, Friwinbonda, Nudis Rock, The Passage, Batu Lima, Friwonda, Cape Kri, Chicken Reef, Cape Mansuar

Misool: Magic Mountain, Boo Windows, Nudi Rock, Barracuda Point, Tank Rock, Whale Rock, Three Sisters, Killer Cave, Farondi Wall

Raja Ampat or ‘Four Kings’, is the name given to these islands and comes from a local myth. Located in the heart of The Coral Triangle, Raja Ampat is known to have the richest coral reef ecosystem in the world. The main areas offering itineraries for liveaboard scuba diving are: Raja Ampat, and Triton Bay. If you haven’t experienced the diving in this area, it is fantastic due to the diversity and abundance of marine life. The area of the Four Kings is comprised of over 1500 islands and home to 600 types of corals, 1,500 fish species and over 600 types of mollusks.