Raja Ampat Aggressor

Raja Ampat Aggressor is a 100 ft steel liveaboard operating in eastern Indonesia. Built for stability and longer-range itineraries, it accommodates up to 16 guests across eight cabins and operates as part of the Aggressor Adventures fleet.

Raja Ampat is recognized for its reef diversity and varied dive conditions. Diving includes reef slopes, pinnacles, and current-driven channels, with routes adjusted based on weather, tides, and seasonal conditions.

Facilities & Meals

The vessel includes an indoor salon, dining area, and a shaded sundeck with seating. A camera setup area is provided, with charging limited to designated stations rather than inside cabins.

Meals are served at set times between dives and include a mix of Indonesian and international dishes. Drinking water, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and a limited selection of beer and wine are available.

Activities

Diving structures the day, with multiple dives scheduled depending on itinerary length. Evenings are generally low-key, with briefings, marine life discussions, or free time.

Staying Connected

Internet access is limited and may not be available for most of the trip due to the remote operating area.

We Think. . .

Raja Ampat Aggressor suits divers looking for consistent dive schedules, remote reef access, and varied sites shaped by current and terrain.

Raja Ampat Aggressor operates across Raja Ampat and nearby regions in eastern Indonesia. The area lies within the Coral Triangle and is known for reef systems, strong tidal movement, and varied underwater topography.

Dive locations include exposed reef edges, channels between islands, and more sheltered sites. Conditions change with tides, affecting current strength and site selection.

How to Get There

• International flights connect to Jakarta or Bali
•  Domestic flights continue to Sorong (SOQ), the main entry point

Guests are advised to arrive at least one day before boarding. Transfers are arranged locally depending on the itinerary.

Boarding typically starts around midday, with departure later the same day. Disembarkation is on the final morning.

Raja Ampat

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Raja Ampat Aggressor accommodates 16 guests across 8 cabins, all with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, individual climate control, storage, and media systems.

Master Stateroom – Upper Deck

Includes a queen bed, private bathroom, and picture window. Located on the upper deck with direct access to shared areas.

Master Stateroom – Main Deck

Includes a queen bed with an upper single bunk, private bathroom, and window. Suitable for shared occupancy.

Deluxe Stateroom

Configured with twin beds in an L-shape layout, private bathroom, and either portholes or windows depending on cabin location.

Diving Location Features

Diving in Raja Ampat includes reef slopes, pinnacles, and channels. Many sites are influenced by tidal current, ranging from mild to strong. Visibility is generally good, though it can vary depending on current and plankton levels.

Marine life includes reef fish, macro species, and pelagic visitors. The mix of currents supports both smaller species and larger schooling fish.

Dive Services

Diving is guided, with multiple dives scheduled daily. The number of dives varies by itinerary length, with longer trips offering higher dive counts.

Nitrox is available for certified divers. Dive briefings cover entry points, current direction, and dive profiles. Equipment support, tanks, and weights are provided onboard.

Dive planning is flexible, with adjustments made based on sea conditions and diver experience.

Dive Sites

Dive sites are selected based on route, weather, and tidal movement, covering different parts of Raja Ampat and nearby regions.

Reef Slopes & Coral Sites – Sites with dense coral coverage and varied reef fish. These dives are often less exposed and may offer longer bottom times.

Channel & Drift Sites – Current-driven dives where water movement brings in larger species. These sites may require negative entries and controlled drift techniques.

Pinnacles & Seamounts – Submerged structures rising from deeper water. These areas attract schooling fish and pelagic species, especially when current is present.

Sheltered Bays & Macro Sites – Protected areas used when conditions are stronger elsewhere. These dives focus more on smaller marine life and slower dive profiles.

Extended Route Areas (Lembeh / Derawan) – Some itineraries include additional regions with different conditions, including macro-focused environments and mixed reef systems.

Trip dates & availability

Please see pricing table below the availability panel for inclusions, exclusions, and extras.

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