Wednesday, October 9, 2024

Aggressor Launches Their New Brand Floating Resort in the Red Sea

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New to the Aggressor Fleet is the “Floating Resort” with its debut in the Red Sea.

The idea is to partner with a land-based resort to offer additional actives outside of scuba diving. This is a great way to explore the dive destinations divers love so much as well as tie in land activities like a visit to the bazaar or the ruins.

Hurghada, Egypt is the home for the world’s first “Floating Resort” that launches in March 2023.

The boat hosts 32 guest for 8 days/7-nights (Saturday to Saturday) in the Red Sea. Pricing is US$699 (~€716) and includes accommodations, all meals as well as beer and wine.

Activities are arranged a la carte. Some of the optional water activities include two scuba dives/snorkeling trips ($3,250/~€3,273); Parasailing ($40/~40.28), Banana Boat Rides ($10/~€10.07), or a Private Island Package day trip ($40/~€40.28 to $60/~€60.43).

Another new addition is the BVI Aggressor in the British Virgin Islands which offers a combo of wreck and reef diving. The pristine waters are home to stingrays, sharks, turtles and wrecks like the Fearless, the sister ship of Jacques-Ives Cousteau’s Calypso.

Due to its protected location in the Caribbean, the weather is nice and offers year-round diving. There is a choice of cabins all with furnished storage space, AC and ensuite bathrooms. The trip is 8 days/7 nights for $3,295 (~€3,378).

Aggressor Adventures reservations can be made online at aggressor.com, email at  info@aggressor.com, or by calling +800-348-2628 or +1-706-993-2531.

Nola Schoder
Nola Schoderhttps://www.deeperblue.com
Nola is a journalist, visual storyteller and award-winning underwater photographer specializing in marine life, conservation and dive travel. A dive pro for 10+ years and an avid freediver, she started diving in San Diego, CA, and traversed the globe until landing in Miami. She holds a master's in Marine Conservation and works extensively documenting research, mostly with sharks and rays, and even has an individual manta ray named after her. Above water, she is generally on a gastronomic adventure or hiking for a view of our blue planet.

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