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Okeanos Aggressor COCOS ISLAND COSTA RICA
Okeanos Aggressor
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Cocos Island
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Costa Rica
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FROM
$4,624
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DATES & TIMES:
Travel
Oct 21
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Jan 4, 2013
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Prices aboard the Okeanos Aggressor are per person based on double occupancy unless otherwise noted.
Prices aboard the Okeanos Aggressor may vary based on seasonality and may change without notice. Space subject to availability. Certain other restrictions may apply. Lower priced specials and promotional discounts may be available. **Click on Photo for Resort or Liveaboard Information**
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Includes 10 nights onboard accommodations, airport and/or hotel transfers on day of charter, all meals, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, local beer and wine,
and average of up to 4 or 5 dives per day (depending on weather and itinerary), compressed air tanks, weights and belt.
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- Underwater Photography
- Coral Reefs
- Shark Encounters
- Manta Rays
- Whale Shark
- Liveaboard Diving
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All dives are done directly from a dinghy for ease of entry and exit. Most guests make an average of three dives a day. Night diving is at the discretion of the dive master, due to the large number of schooling sharks in the region.
Weather permitting, guests will also experience a few land excursions. Guests are shuttle ashore to hike through the jungles and swim through the waterfalls.
When not diving and onboard, guests hang out on either the sun deck or in the lounge. The Okeanos Aggressor holds a maximum of 22 passengers and has 10 staterooms. Meals and snacks are included, as are non-alcoholic and local alcoholic beverages.
The Okeanos Aggressor sets sail from Punteranas.
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- Whirlpool/ Jacuzzi
- Dive Equipment Rental
- Camera Rental
- SCUBA Certification and Instruction
- PADI
- NAUI
- Underwater Photography
- Shark Encounters
- Manta Rays
- Whale Shark
- Liveaboard Diving
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What should you look at first? Schooling hammerhead, sometimes in groups of 50 or more, cruise through the indigo waters. Mantas soar as schools of tuna move in unison against the current.
Looking for the night life? This is not your island. Cocos Island is a non-inhabited, non-camping island that you can only get to by boat. This island was the setting for the movie "Jurassic Park" and was granted World Heritage status for the rich and abundant undersea life.
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- Underwater Photography
- Shark Encounters
- Manta Rays
- Whale Shark
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