Oman Aggressor
New to the Aggressor Fleet in 2017, the Oman Aggressor yacht offers four unique 7 and 10-night itineraries to the Daymaniyat Islands, Musandam Peninsula and Hallaniyat Islands in Oman year-round. Exploring the Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea, divers may be lucky enough to encounter amazing marine life such as whale sharks, mola mola, humpback whales, sperm whales, dolphins, manta rays, sharks, turtles and much much more. Divers can expect to complete up to 5 dives per day and 2 tenders are on hand for quick and easy access to the dive sites. The large dive deck located at the back of the boat offers ample storage space, rinse tanks and underwater camera set-up areas.
Topside the Oman Aggressor caters to 22 divers in 11 spacious staterooms. Each cabin features individually controlled AC, private en-suite bathroom, 32 inch flat-screen TV with a large choice of entertainment channels, fresh towels and hair-dryer. Communal areas include the large salon and dining area and sun-deck with jacuzzi, sun loungers, deck chairs and bar, as well as a complete video and photo centre. Hungry divers will be catered to with a varied menu of local and international dishes, as well as snacks throughout the day. Water, soft drinks and fruit juices are complimentary, as well as a limited selection of local beer and wine.
Oman offers pristine reefs, stunning deserts, rugged mountain landscapes, green oases, endless beaches and friendly people. The Arabian Sea and Gulf of Oman provide large coral reefs in the deep fjords of Musandam (Gulf of Oman), at Daymaniyat Islands off the coast of Muscat and Hallaniyat Islands off the coast of Mirbat in southern Oman (Arabian Sea) as well as untouched and undiscovered reefs and wrecks.
The sea is full of fascinating life - whale sharks, humpback whales, sperm whales dolphins, manta rays, sharks, sea turtles, mobula, mola mola, moray eels, angelfish, stingrays, king mackerel, tuna, lobster, crayfish, and nudibranchs. More than 1000 different types of fish and shellfish call the Arabian Sea and Gulf of Oman home. Strict fishing conditions and large marine parks ensure that this valuable treasure is protected.
