Latin America

Central and South America offers a wonderful variety of spectacular diving. Visit the mystical Blue Hole in Belize and the 185 mile long reef second only to the Great Barrier Reef in Austalia. Experience Whale Shark encounters off Utila in the Honduras or dive with the Giant Mantas and Hammerheads off Cocos Islands. The perfect locations for a world class dive holiday.

To get the best out of diving in Latin America we offer a range of Aggressor liveaboard boats. Providing the highest standards of service, equipment and comfort, you can enjoy carefully planned itineraries. All the yachts are built and powered for comfort, safety and stability with air-conditioned ensuite single and double cabins and luxury facilities including hot tubs, satellite linked media centres and computers. Diving schedules ensure you visit the best diving in each destination with time to explore the cultural sights in the programme.

Belize

Located in central America, the coastline faces the Caribbean just facing Cuba. With it’s own barrier reef, over 185 miles in length second only to the Great Barrier reef in Australia and one of the only true atolls in the Western Hemisphere, Belize offers much. This is a small, welcoming country known for it’s rainforest, mayan...

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Cocos Island (Costa Rica)

Located some 375 miles off the western coast of Costa Rica, Cocos Island offers exhilarating diving for the more experienced diver. The island itself is volcanic in origin and covered in dense jungle. Cocos Island has earned the title “world’s premier big-animal destination” and is a beacon for ocean giants like mantas, tuna,...

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Galapagos Islands

Famously reported on by Charles Darwin in ‘The Origin of Species’, The Galapagos Islands continue to offer the visitor a view of an unspoilt, natural island. 600 miles to the off the west coast of Ecuador, there are 13 main islands. Although a UNESCO World Heritage site, the visitor is offered the chance to view a wide range of...

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Honduras

The world’s second largest reef structure stretches down from Mexico and tails off at Honduras providing some exceptional diving. The tiny island of Utila, some 30 minutes flight from San Pedro Sula, is known for passing whale sharks which are seen throughout the year. The huge fish migrate through the channel between Roatan and Utila. The...

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Mexico

Three thousand years ago, in the fertile, sun-drenched lands of Mexico and Central America, the Maya created a civilization that knew no equal. They built magnificent cities, developed extensive trade tours and fashioned ceremonial centers that arched toward the heavens. Today the 1500-mile-long “Maya Route” runs down the length of...

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