Instant Reader Report on Diving
Cayman Aggressor in
Cayman Islands in
2002/07

by
Bob Losey, AZ, USA
Report Number 020726142845786

Questions?
Send an email to the author of this report

 Palau, Truk, Kosrae, Yap, Hawaii, Belize, Cozumel, Honduras, Sea of Cortez.
 

No drinking before dive - but I think that would have been overlooked if
you only had a glass of wine with dinner.  

Camera Table was for Camera's ONLY - But towards the end of the week the
crew was putting other drinks on the camera table. When I would ask ....
Want to see a new camera and point to a cup they would promptly remove it.
Overall rating would have been a 5 had it not been for the crew leaving
glasses or cups on the camera table.  

Overall Rating

The Cayman Aggressor is an recently updated boat. Savio the cook was a good
cook but not great in my estimation - Typical Aggressor buffet style food,
with one exception, we had steak one evening on the top deck. 'Captain
Kurt' was not the normal captain, but did a great job as did the rest of
the crew. The diving by Carribeans standards was typical. As much diving as
the Cayman's gets it was in pretty good shape. We saw Turtles, Stingrays
and a couple of sharks and then the usual assortment of 'Fish' and lots of
coral. My favorite sites where 'Kieth Tibbets Wreck' even though recently
sunk, I am a wreck-haloc. Bloody Bay was also nice. I would like to add if
at all possible be sure and let them know you want to make the crossing
(weather permitting) to Little Cayman & Cayman Brac everything there is
in much better shape than what it is in Grand Cayman. We dove mostly 5
dives a day, which was great! Airfills was 3000-3200 and if they where not,
just tell one of the crew and he would be happy to top it off for you. Our
stateroom was cleaned daily and even had a TV/VCR in it - First Aggressor
Fleet that had that - Nice touch. Got some great pictures and had a good
time. Next stop Turks & Caicos on Peter Hughes Sea Dancer - Look for
the differences between boats. 

Questions?
Send an email to the author of this report

Note: The information here was reported by the author above, but has NOT been reviewed by Undercurrent prior to posting on our website. It is presented here to provide Undercurrent readers with timely information on dive operations worldwide. The material may contain errors, typos, ... Please report any major problems by writing to us and referencing the report number above. An edited version of this report will likely appear in the next Travelin' Divers' Chapbook, which will be sent to newsletter subscribers and published online for Online Members.