Diving off the Aggressor IV in Belize
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WillieJustice
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I'll be diving from that boat in September, 2026 and have similar questions. I expect it to be pretty warm outside, but that's hardly an issue under water. Any comments on the boat and recommendations would be appreciated as well.
I'm looking at a late October or November '26 trip on the Belize Aggressor.
It's the Caribbean, so unless there's a storm passing through it's going to be pretty mellow.
WillieJustice
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Last time I was in Puerto Morelos about that time (2024), storms blew through and limited diving to cenotes. That didn't suck. The seas calmed down enough to dive in the Caribbean again in a day, but it was still bouncy in the little dive boats. I assume a liveaboard is enough bigger that it won't be too badly fazed by storms. I also assume it would head into port if things got spicy enough.
WillieJustice
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How was the boat for storage? I typically carry my dive gear in a Pelican case to keep it from getting beat up in transit. Will that just turn into an impediment?
I have used Aggressor for 30 trips and head to the Roatan Aggressor in two weeks. If you can’t fit the luggage in your room, the crew should be able to store in somewhere else on the boat. If they do, you might not have easy access to it during the trip. I normally travel with a full size dive bag and luggage bag, I carry a complete camera setup. The crew on all of the Aggressor boats have stored my bags else where on the boat. I thing you will find the crew very helpful.
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