Okeanos Aggressor I

The Okeanos Aggressor I has 10 cabins split into 3 different categories. All cabins have en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, TV with media player, porthole windows, hairdryers and wardrobe.  

There are 3 deluxe cabins located on the upper deck and 4 on the lower deck, these have a double bed and a single top bunk bed.  The 2 twin cabins are located on the lower deck and have twin bunk beds and are slightly smaller than the deluxe cabins. The quad cabin has two double beds, each with a single top bunk bed and is located in the bow of the lower deck.

There is a large air-conditioned lounge located on the main deck with TV, video player, music system, movie library, books, magazines and photo & video editing facilities. There is also a large sundeck with sun loungers, as well as a shaded area with bar, grill and comfortable seating. 

Meals are served in the sociable dining area located on the main deck and are a delicious variety of American and local cuisines. Breakfasts include  fresh fruits, cooked breakfast, cereals and juices. Lunches are buffet-style, featuring hot soups, homemade breads, salads and sandwiches. Evening meals are freshly prepared by the onboard chef and include salads, vegetables, seafood, beef or chicken with homemade desserts. Fruit juices, soft drinks, iced water, iced tea, coffee, and a limited selection of local beer and wine are all are complimentary during your stay on board. 

The large dive deck is located at the rear of the main deck and has ample space for each diver with personal lockers, fresh water rinse tanks and camera table with charging points.  The diving is from two 22ft zodiacs, each capable of carrying 11 divers plus crew. There is plenty of space for each diver, making entry and exit very simple. Once the dive is completed, a staff member will assist with taking your equipment on board before you exit the water. The crew are highly knowledgeable and will ensure that you get in the water in just the right place!

Please note: as of April 2018 the Cocos Island National Park Department does not allow night dives, snorkeling and kayaking at the island for safety reasons.

10 night itinerary

Day 1
Meet in front of host hotel (See last page for pick up time). Transfer to Puntarenas for boarding and departure for Cocos Island.

Day 2 – 3
Arrive to Cocos Island, diving begins. 

Day 4 – 9
Diving! Sites will include;

Alcyone: A 600’ long submerged mountain, the top of the mountain is 75’ from the surface. Schooling Hammerheads, Mantas and schooling fish. Possible Sailfish or Marlin.

Big Dos Amigos: This islet features a 45-foot-high arch and 60-foot pinnacle off the southeast side. Look for Rainbow Runners, Yellowtail Snapper, Bigeye Jacks and lobster. Hammerheads swim between the pinnacle and arch.

Bird Island, Chatham Bay: Dove from Chatham Bay, southeast of Manuelita, this site provides a variety of marine life including Frog Fish, lobsters, morays, rays, White Tip Sharks and Hammerheads. There is even a cleaning station.

Dirty Rock: A large island with schools of Marble Rays and Hammerheads.

Lone Stone: Schooling Marble Rays and Mobula Rays.

Manuelita: The northeast corner has a sheer wall. Lots of White Tips, Marble Rays and schools of Creoles.

Special Sightings: Whale Sharks, mating Eagle Rays, Sail Fish, mating White Tip Sharks, False Killer Whales.

Ubing Rock, Wafer Bay: This 300’ rock begins at 20’ and drops to a 110’ sandy bottom. The southeast slope attracts schooling Hammerheads.

Day 9 -10
Travel back to Puntarenas.

Day 11
Check out at 7 am and transfer to San Jose Airport or host hotels