Raja Ampat Aggressor

Raja Ampat Aggressor is a 30-meter steel liveaboard accommodating 16 guests across 8 staterooms — 3 Master staterooms and 5 Deluxe twin staterooms. Part of the global Aggressor fleet, the vessel runs 7 to 10-night itineraries in Raja Ampat, relocating to Derawan, North Sulawesi, and Lembeh from July to September. Nitrox available onboard. For the 2026/2027 season, rates start from USD $470 per person per day.

Raja Ampat Aggressor has operated in the region since 2015 as part of the Aggressor Adventures fleet, a global liveaboard brand with vessels across multiple countries and a standardized approach to comfort, safety, and service. Built as a steel ship rather than a traditional Phinisi, she cruises at 8 knots with a 7.9-meter beam, providing a stable platform for year-round operations. Outside the Raja Ampat season, the vessel relocates from July through September to dive Derawan, North Sulawesi, and Lembeh — giving guests access to a second distinct region within the same operator and vessel standard.

Eight staterooms accommodate 16 guests. One Master stateroom has a queen bed with private bathroom, large closet, and individual climate control. Two further Master staterooms combine a queen bed below with a twin bunk above, also with private bathroom and individual climate control. Five Deluxe staterooms offer twin beds with private bathrooms, portholes or picture windows, individual climate control, a TV with media player, and a hair dryer. The air-conditioned main salon and dining area serves as the social hub, with a shaded sun deck, lounge and deck chairs, and a TV and media player for evening entertainment including fish identification presentations and movies. A small library and reference books are available for exchange.

All meals, snacks, and beverages are included, along with a complimentary selection of local beer and wine. Diving facilities include nitrox, a camera table, and freshwater showers, though staterooms have no 110V outlets — only the dive station provides this voltage. In Raja Ampat, itineraries cover the Dampier Strait, Mansuar, Batanta, and Misool, taking in sites including Blue Magic, Manta Sandy, Cape Kri, and Melissa's Garden across 7 and 10-night routes from Sorong.