
August 14-21, 2010

Join LiquidAssets.tv as they film another episode of "Into the Drink" in America's exotic Pacific paradise, Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii. You will live and dive aboard the Kona Aggressor II, the pearl of their Pacific fleet. The Kona Aggressor II is 80 feet long, with a beam of nearly 29 feet, with six staterooms and 14 passengers max. The Big Island's volcanic underwater topography is a diver's wonderland. Lava tubes, bommies, arches and huge craters like “Au Au Crater,” create a spectacular backdrop for Hawaii’s many indigenous species of buttlerfly fish. Photographers will delight in the many patient subjects like Spanish Dancers, turtles, mantas and frogfish. The standard Kona Aggressor II scuba itinerary is Saturday-to-Saturday with five and one-half days of diving. Guests may board Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Dinner is served on board Saturday evening followed by the Captain’s briefing. Friday afternoon, the Kona Aggressor II returns to Kailua-Kona Bay. Guests may spend the afternoon shopping, sight seeing or just relaxing on board until the evening cocktail party hosted by the crew. After the party, everyone will dine at a local restaurant. This is the only meal not included in the charter. Saturday morning check-out is 8:00 a.m.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Arrival at Kona's Keahole Airport on the Big Island of Hawaii. You will be greeted by a friendly crewmember in uniform and taken to a shopping area near the pier. Luggage will be stored at the nearby Kona Aggressor II office. If you arrive in Kailua-Kona prior to Saturday, please make your own way to the yacht. The Kona Aggressor II will dock at the Kailua Pier Saturday afternoon at 5:30 pm to greet passengers. Dinner is served onboard the Kona Aggressor II followed by the captain's briefing. Evening at your leisure onboard. *

Sunday, August 15, 2010
Eat, sleep, and dive aboard the Kona Aggressor II. Most divers make 4 to 5 dives per day, including a night dive.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Eat, sleep, and dive aboard the Kona Aggressor II. Most divers make 4 to 5 dives per day, including a night dive.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Eat, sleep, and dive aboard the Kona Aggressor II. Most divers make 4 to 5 dives per day, including a night dive.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Eat, sleep, and dive aboard the Kona Aggressor II. Most divers make 4 to 5 dives per day, including a night dive.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Eat, sleep, and dive aboard the Kona Aggressor II. Most divers make 4 to 5 dives per day, including a night dive.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Eat, sleep, and dive aboard the Kona Aggressor II. The Kona Aggressor returns to Kailua-Kona at approximately 1:00 pm to provision and fuel for the following week. This is your opportunity to stroll around town, shop and sightsee. The Kona Aggressor II will host a cocktail party Friday at 5:00 pm. Dinner is not served onboard this evening. This is the only meal not provided with the cruise. The crew can recommend a restaurant and/or luau, and can arrange transportation.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
If you aren't extending your stay in Hawaii, we recommend an early morning departure. Checkout time is 8:00 am on Saturday. Due to the uncertainty of docking permission being granted by the port, please schedule departing flights after 9:30 am on Saturday. The crew will transport you to the Keahole Airport or a local hotel if you are planning to extend your vacation in Kona.
* Itinerary is subject to change.
Price of this unique "Into the Drink"/Kona Aggressor II dive vacation: $2,635 per person, based on double occupancy, $2,435 per person, based on quad occupancy. |
We hope you come along to make it a trip that you'll never forget. To secure your space, go to our online reservations form or call 888.262.6611 or 407.937.0748 or email caradonna@intothedrink.tv to book the trip directly and get assistance with airfare on this or any LiquidAssets.tv trip.

Travel/Packing Advice
We highly recommend that you pack a swimsuit, change of clothes, toiletries and any medication you may need in your carry-on bag. Having these items with you can make an unexpected luggage delay more bearable. Also, if you are bringing camera equipment, we suggest you hand-carry it onto the plane. Water temps may reach 80º F in August, so some sort of thermal protection may be desired. A 3mm wetsuit should suffice for most divers.

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