BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV (formerly Sun Dancer): Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Belize?
Belize, formerly known as British Honduras, is a stable democratic nation located on the Yucatan Peninsula approximately 250 miles south of Cancun. It borders Mexico to the North, Guatemala to the West & South & the beautiful Caribbean Sea to the East. The official language is English, but Creole & Spanish are also spoken.
2. What is the scuba diving like on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
Three atolls are offshore beyond the barrier reef & are ideally suited for the more adventurous diver. The most famous of the atolls is Lighthouse Reef, which is the location of the Blue Hole & the magnificent nature preserve at Half Moon Cay. Turneffe Island, Lighthouse Reef, & Glover Reef boast much of the best diving in Belize. The atolls of Belize are truly paradise. You can expect visibility to reach 120 ft. or more. The walls & drop-offs are spectacular. The reef itself is virgin & pristine.
3. What weather patterns are typical for Belize?
January-March Air temperatures are in the 74F to 80F range, but may be less in the event of a strong Norther (cold front). Water temperature is 74F to 78F. Underwater visibility can be 120 ft. plus. This is considered the dry season & also the season for Northers, winds which can bring in some rougher sea conditions, & a drop in visibility as well as short periods of rain. In January the Groupers spawn on the Northeast side of Lighthouse Reef. Seas are usually too rough to dive here, but the area may be accessible in the event of a Norther when wind direction reversals occur. April-June Air temperatures are likely to range in the low to mid 80F. Water temperature is 78F to 82F. Some intermittent rain is possible, but unlikely, & there is less humidity in the air. During March & April, Whale Sharks have been seen occasionally on the Barrier Reef. July-September This is typically hurricane season. Temperatures range from 80F to 95F. Water temperature is 80F to 84F. Seas are usually calm during this time with good diving conditions. Heavy rain must be expected from time to time, usually lasting only a few hours, but longer periods of rainfall are possible. In August & September Manta Rays sometimes present themselves. October-December Air temperatures can be 75F to 80F. Water temperature is usually 82F to 86F & in late December it drops to 80F.
4. What does my BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV package include?
Round-trip transfers from & to the Belize International Airport (not the Municipal Airport) are provided if you arrive & depart on Saturday. Your stateroom aboard for seven nights has a private head & shower with portlight views (Owner's Suite) or picture window views (Main Deck Master & Deluxe staterooms). Breakfast cooked to order, buffet lunch & full course dinner are served daily, in addition to freshly prepared mid-morning & mid-afternoon snacks. A continental breakfast will be available before disembarking at 8:00 am Saturday. Beverages (alcoholic & non-alcoholic), fresh linens, stateroom & deck towels, shampoo, lotion, & bathrobes are included. We offer an average of five dives daily over 5.5 dive days (usually approx. 26 dives per week), tanks, weights & air fills (additional charges apply for Nitrox fills). While we strive to offer our guests up to 5 dives per day & at least two dives on the day we return to port, there may be situations, such as sea conditions or tide changes which will prevent us from doing so.
5. For what other expenses will I be responsible?
No air transportation is included in the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV package. Departure tax (about US $40 cash per person at print time) must be paid at the airport. Instruction, dive & photo equipment rentals & "Boatique" purchases must be settled on board prior to departure. A mandatory US$15.00 donation to the local recompression chamber is added to your cruise invoice & collected prior to arrival in Belize. No meals or beverages on shore are included. Crew gratuities are not included.
6. Is it customary to tip the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV crew?
Aboard the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV, gratuities are not included in your package price. We prefer that our guests reward our crew based on their performance. If the crew performs to your expectations, may we suggest that a gratuity of approximately 10% of your package price would be considered normal aboard a live-aboard dive boat. Payment of gratuities is entirely at the discretion of the guest. It is the policy on Aggressor Fleet vessels to pool any collected gratuities & divide these equally among the crew, since we believe no one crew member has the opportunity to give exceptional service without the assistance & support of all other crew members.
7. Will there be opportunities to go ashore during the cruise?
Your package includes the cost of your entrance to Half Moon Cay Preserve, a great place to visit for a picnic & nature walk mid-week after the "Blue Hole" dive. Half Moon Cay is home to a large population of the red-footed booby bird & frigate birds which nest in the trees & can be easily viewed from a small tower there.
8. What is the best way to get to Belize?
Commercial airlines which service Belize City include Continental Airlines from Houston, American Airlines from Miami & TACA from LA, Houston, New Orleans or Miami. Air reservations from any city in the U.S. can be arranged. Your package is from Saturday to Saturday, & most flights can be arranged to arrive & depart on Saturday.
10. If I am traveling as a single, will I have a roommate? All rates are quoted on a share basis, so unless you require a guaranteed single room & pay an additional 65% supplement, you will very likely be sharing your stateroom with one other guest of the same gender.
11. Do I need a passport or VISA for Belize ?
All nationalities are required to present a passport, valid for at least 6 months, upon arrival in Belize. North American citizens will not need a Visa, but all other should check with the Belize consulate to confirm what is required.
12. Do I need trip cancellation & diver accident insurance?
We strongly recommend that each guest purchase comprehensive accident, medical, baggage & trip cancellation/interruption insurance when space is reserved. Trip insurance will protect you from financial disappointment in the event unforeseen circumstances prevent the vessel from making its scheduled trip. In the event it is necessary to cancel or interrupt a charter due to weather or any matter beyond the control of U.S. Dive Travel or Aggressor Fleet, there will be no refund or credit issued. We also recommend diving accident insurance. Please inquire with our reservation office for assistance.
13. What paperwork will I need for scuba diving on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
Please bring your certification card & log book(s) for verification of your dive training/experience. You will be required to complete & sign a standard release & waiver form prior to your arrival. Please remember that you alone are responsible for determining your medical & physical fitness to dive or to take part in any other activities during this trip. We take no responsibility with respect to your determination. If you have any questions concerning your medical or physical fitness to dive or take part in any such activities, please consult your personal physician.
14. If I have a physical disability, will the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV take me?
Please consult with your doctor before traveling to Belize . You will be required to sign & Diving Release & Waiver in which you affirm you are fit to dive. You need only ask & our crew will be happy to lend assistance with your diving equipment at the water line when necessary due to an injury.
15. What should I pack?
Please plan to travel light, as on live-aboards space is limited. We recommend that you pack your gear in soft luggage such as duffel bags for easy stowage & leave those large, rigid suitcases at home that will add to your comfort in your stateroom. Clothing should be lightweight, comfortable sportswear & bathing suits are a must, & a sweater or jacket is ideal for evening - especially during the months of December through March. A light rain jacket is a good idea for the occasional squalls. Dress aboard M/V Sun Dancer II is always casual. Additional items you may want to bring are sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat or visor & bug spray or lotion (especially if you plan to do some tours inland). You may wish to pack your regulator, dive computer, mask bathing suit, change of clothes & essential items in your carry-on bag. This will make things easier in the event your luggage is delayed. Pony bottles, Spare Air cylinders, etc. should NOT be packed inside your luggage.
16. What if I’m prone to seasickness?
Strong currents & winds may cause moderate movement of the vessel at times. If you have a tendency toward seasickness we strongly urge you to bring some sort of over the counter motion medication or consult your doctor about prescription brands. Chewable ginger tablets or capsules of powdered ginger have also proven to be a very effective natural alternative.
17. What if there is an emergency on board the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
The BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV crew is trained in first aid & diving accident management. The boat is equipped with a complete first aid kit & a high capacity oxygen system. The nearest recompression chamber is located on Ambergris Cay, Belize . If this chamber is unavailable or more comprehensive treatment is required, air evacuation to Miami must be arranged through the U.S. Coast Guard or by other private means. Since emergency transportation & treatment cost is the responsibility of each guest, we strongly recommend that you obtain special insurance for divers such as DAN or PADI Accident Insurance.
18. How can my family reach me?
Your family may contact you in the case of a medical emergency by calling our fleet's USA office at this Florida number -- 305-669-9391 -- during business hours or by using the emergency pager number (954-209-8538) after hours.
19. Are any immunizations required?
No immunizations are required for visitors to Belize. The itinerary of the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV does not include visits to any areas where malaria is prevalent, however, if you decide to extend your stay in the deep jungle areas of Belize we recommend that you consult with your personal physician and/or the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta about preventative measures.
20. What electrical current is available?
The electrical current on BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV & the Belize mainland is 110 volts. There is a battery re-charging station on the Dive Deck which offers access to 110V power
21. Are my valuables safe on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
We recommend that you leave all serious valuables such jewelry & costly watches at home as they are not appropriate for an adventure cruise. There is no safety box on board. But yes, in general these Dancer Fleet vessels are extremely safe. Nobody's going to swim off with your U/W camera. It's one sailing family, folks.
22. How do I celebrate a special occasion aboard the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
Our crew is delighted to help you celebrate any special occasion on board including birthdays, anniversaries, honeymoons or weddings. Kindly advise your U.S. Dive Travel planner at least 30 days prior to departure so that we can adequately prepare for these extra services -- 612-yyy-zzzz.
23. Can I earn advanced diving certifications or specialties on board?
Several diving specialty courses are offered on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV, but it is necessary to give at least one month notice to Live-Aboards.com / U.S. Dive Travel in advance of your charter date -- to ensure that an instructor will have the time available & that all required paperwork is complete.
24. What type of food is on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
The carefully prepared menu consists of American & Latin/Caribbean style meals. If you have any special dietary requirements, please advise our Live-Aboards.com office as soon as possible, so we can prepare to adequately meet your needs. Please understand that certain special dietary & beverage requests may not be available on a consistent basis in Belize due to the remote nature of this location.
25. Is smoking permitted?
No cigarette, cigar or smoking of any kind is permitted inside any salon or stateroom or hallway of the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV, except in the designated outdoor smoking area of the Lido Deck (upper deck). Smoking is not permitted in any area where all guests must be assembled for any reason, even outside for example, during dive briefings.
26. What is the local currency?
The local currency is the Belize Dollar. The current exchange rate is 2 Belize Dollars for each U.S. Dollar.
27. Are nitrox refills available on board?
Yes indeed, the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV is equipped with Enriched Air facilities! Very cool, we think. Nitrox fills of up to 32% are normally available to all CERTIFIED Nitrox divers. Nitrox certifications are also available on board to all certified divers. All diving must be conducted using compressed air tables or compressed air computers regardless of whether your tank is filled with compressed air or Nitrox. Our purpose in making enriched air Nitrox available for the use of our guests is to give those who are unfamiliar with this new technology an opportunity to become certified Nitrox divers & to give those already certified a greatly enhanced safety factor in the face of extensive, repetitive dive profiles in remote regions of the world. Nitrox is not offered for extended range diving.
28. Is dive gear available for rent? BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV has a limited number of diving equipment sets available for rental. We offer Uwatec brand dive computers, ScubaPro BCD's, regulators & gauges, wetsuits, masks & fins.
29. Can I fish or spearfish while diving?
Game-taking equipment is prohibited. Our guests may remove NOTHING from the sea, except the water in their wetsuits.
30. How do I arrange for pre & post-cruise eco-tours & side excursions?
Belize offers many exotic & exciting opportunities for fascinating inland excursions. We have mopre than a dozen superbly packaged tours of parks, ruins & back country jungle sectors in Belize, & our guides have more than 12 years experience conducting these safe & visually exciting eco-tours. Please call your U.S. Dive Travel planners, at the Mpls, MN reservations office for further details: 612-yyy-zzzz.
31. What if the scuba diving itinerary changes?
Itineraries are always weather permitting & are conducted at the sole discretion of the Captain with consideration to the safety of the guests, crew & the vessel. No refunds will be issued or trips re-booked for itineraries that are canceled due to weather.
32. What other important pre-trip info should I know?
Controlled substances & illegal drugs are strictly prohibited aboard BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV. Penalties for the sale, use or possession of controlled substances in Belize are SEVERE & the Aggressor Fleet & Live-Aboards.com & U.S. Dive Travel Network, plus their officers, agents or staff can accept NO responsibility for any person(s) encountering difficulties with local authorities due to that person's involvement with the sale, use or possession of such controlled substances. We absolutely subscribe to the ZERO TOLERANCE drug abuse policy of the U.S. Coast Guard. Read it & weep, drug munchers. Just stay away - period.
Belize, formerly known as British Honduras, is a stable democratic nation located on the Yucatan Peninsula approximately 250 miles south of Cancun. It borders Mexico to the North, Guatemala to the West & South & the beautiful Caribbean Sea to the East. The official language is English, but Creole & Spanish are also spoken.
2. What is the scuba diving like on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
Three atolls are offshore beyond the barrier reef & are ideally suited for the more adventurous diver. The most famous of the atolls is Lighthouse Reef, which is the location of the Blue Hole & the magnificent nature preserve at Half Moon Cay. Turneffe Island, Lighthouse Reef, & Glover Reef boast much of the best diving in Belize. The atolls of Belize are truly paradise. You can expect visibility to reach 120 ft. or more. The walls & drop-offs are spectacular. The reef itself is virgin & pristine.
3. What weather patterns are typical for Belize?
January-March Air temperatures are in the 74F to 80F range, but may be less in the event of a strong Norther (cold front). Water temperature is 74F to 78F. Underwater visibility can be 120 ft. plus. This is considered the dry season & also the season for Northers, winds which can bring in some rougher sea conditions, & a drop in visibility as well as short periods of rain. In January the Groupers spawn on the Northeast side of Lighthouse Reef. Seas are usually too rough to dive here, but the area may be accessible in the event of a Norther when wind direction reversals occur. April-June Air temperatures are likely to range in the low to mid 80F. Water temperature is 78F to 82F. Some intermittent rain is possible, but unlikely, & there is less humidity in the air. During March & April, Whale Sharks have been seen occasionally on the Barrier Reef. July-September This is typically hurricane season. Temperatures range from 80F to 95F. Water temperature is 80F to 84F. Seas are usually calm during this time with good diving conditions. Heavy rain must be expected from time to time, usually lasting only a few hours, but longer periods of rainfall are possible. In August & September Manta Rays sometimes present themselves. October-December Air temperatures can be 75F to 80F. Water temperature is usually 82F to 86F & in late December it drops to 80F.
4. What does my BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV package include?
Round-trip transfers from & to the Belize International Airport (not the Municipal Airport) are provided if you arrive & depart on Saturday. Your stateroom aboard for seven nights has a private head & shower with portlight views (Owner's Suite) or picture window views (Main Deck Master & Deluxe staterooms). Breakfast cooked to order, buffet lunch & full course dinner are served daily, in addition to freshly prepared mid-morning & mid-afternoon snacks. A continental breakfast will be available before disembarking at 8:00 am Saturday. Beverages (alcoholic & non-alcoholic), fresh linens, stateroom & deck towels, shampoo, lotion, & bathrobes are included. We offer an average of five dives daily over 5.5 dive days (usually approx. 26 dives per week), tanks, weights & air fills (additional charges apply for Nitrox fills). While we strive to offer our guests up to 5 dives per day & at least two dives on the day we return to port, there may be situations, such as sea conditions or tide changes which will prevent us from doing so.
5. For what other expenses will I be responsible?
No air transportation is included in the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV package. Departure tax (about US $40 cash per person at print time) must be paid at the airport. Instruction, dive & photo equipment rentals & "Boatique" purchases must be settled on board prior to departure. A mandatory US$15.00 donation to the local recompression chamber is added to your cruise invoice & collected prior to arrival in Belize. No meals or beverages on shore are included. Crew gratuities are not included.
6. Is it customary to tip the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV crew?
Aboard the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV, gratuities are not included in your package price. We prefer that our guests reward our crew based on their performance. If the crew performs to your expectations, may we suggest that a gratuity of approximately 10% of your package price would be considered normal aboard a live-aboard dive boat. Payment of gratuities is entirely at the discretion of the guest. It is the policy on Aggressor Fleet vessels to pool any collected gratuities & divide these equally among the crew, since we believe no one crew member has the opportunity to give exceptional service without the assistance & support of all other crew members.
7. Will there be opportunities to go ashore during the cruise?
Your package includes the cost of your entrance to Half Moon Cay Preserve, a great place to visit for a picnic & nature walk mid-week after the "Blue Hole" dive. Half Moon Cay is home to a large population of the red-footed booby bird & frigate birds which nest in the trees & can be easily viewed from a small tower there.
8. What is the best way to get to Belize?
Commercial airlines which service Belize City include Continental Airlines from Houston, American Airlines from Miami & TACA from LA, Houston, New Orleans or Miami. Air reservations from any city in the U.S. can be arranged. Your package is from Saturday to Saturday, & most flights can be arranged to arrive & depart on Saturday.
10. If I am traveling as a single, will I have a roommate? All rates are quoted on a share basis, so unless you require a guaranteed single room & pay an additional 65% supplement, you will very likely be sharing your stateroom with one other guest of the same gender.
11. Do I need a passport or VISA for Belize ?
All nationalities are required to present a passport, valid for at least 6 months, upon arrival in Belize. North American citizens will not need a Visa, but all other should check with the Belize consulate to confirm what is required.
12. Do I need trip cancellation & diver accident insurance?
We strongly recommend that each guest purchase comprehensive accident, medical, baggage & trip cancellation/interruption insurance when space is reserved. Trip insurance will protect you from financial disappointment in the event unforeseen circumstances prevent the vessel from making its scheduled trip. In the event it is necessary to cancel or interrupt a charter due to weather or any matter beyond the control of U.S. Dive Travel or Aggressor Fleet, there will be no refund or credit issued. We also recommend diving accident insurance. Please inquire with our reservation office for assistance.
13. What paperwork will I need for scuba diving on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
Please bring your certification card & log book(s) for verification of your dive training/experience. You will be required to complete & sign a standard release & waiver form prior to your arrival. Please remember that you alone are responsible for determining your medical & physical fitness to dive or to take part in any other activities during this trip. We take no responsibility with respect to your determination. If you have any questions concerning your medical or physical fitness to dive or take part in any such activities, please consult your personal physician.
14. If I have a physical disability, will the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV take me?
Please consult with your doctor before traveling to Belize . You will be required to sign & Diving Release & Waiver in which you affirm you are fit to dive. You need only ask & our crew will be happy to lend assistance with your diving equipment at the water line when necessary due to an injury.
15. What should I pack?
Please plan to travel light, as on live-aboards space is limited. We recommend that you pack your gear in soft luggage such as duffel bags for easy stowage & leave those large, rigid suitcases at home that will add to your comfort in your stateroom. Clothing should be lightweight, comfortable sportswear & bathing suits are a must, & a sweater or jacket is ideal for evening - especially during the months of December through March. A light rain jacket is a good idea for the occasional squalls. Dress aboard M/V Sun Dancer II is always casual. Additional items you may want to bring are sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat or visor & bug spray or lotion (especially if you plan to do some tours inland). You may wish to pack your regulator, dive computer, mask bathing suit, change of clothes & essential items in your carry-on bag. This will make things easier in the event your luggage is delayed. Pony bottles, Spare Air cylinders, etc. should NOT be packed inside your luggage.
16. What if I’m prone to seasickness?
Strong currents & winds may cause moderate movement of the vessel at times. If you have a tendency toward seasickness we strongly urge you to bring some sort of over the counter motion medication or consult your doctor about prescription brands. Chewable ginger tablets or capsules of powdered ginger have also proven to be a very effective natural alternative.
17. What if there is an emergency on board the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
The BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV crew is trained in first aid & diving accident management. The boat is equipped with a complete first aid kit & a high capacity oxygen system. The nearest recompression chamber is located on Ambergris Cay, Belize . If this chamber is unavailable or more comprehensive treatment is required, air evacuation to Miami must be arranged through the U.S. Coast Guard or by other private means. Since emergency transportation & treatment cost is the responsibility of each guest, we strongly recommend that you obtain special insurance for divers such as DAN or PADI Accident Insurance.
18. How can my family reach me?
Your family may contact you in the case of a medical emergency by calling our fleet's USA office at this Florida number -- 305-669-9391 -- during business hours or by using the emergency pager number (954-209-8538) after hours.
19. Are any immunizations required?
No immunizations are required for visitors to Belize. The itinerary of the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV does not include visits to any areas where malaria is prevalent, however, if you decide to extend your stay in the deep jungle areas of Belize we recommend that you consult with your personal physician and/or the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta about preventative measures.
20. What electrical current is available?
The electrical current on BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV & the Belize mainland is 110 volts. There is a battery re-charging station on the Dive Deck which offers access to 110V power
21. Are my valuables safe on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
We recommend that you leave all serious valuables such jewelry & costly watches at home as they are not appropriate for an adventure cruise. There is no safety box on board. But yes, in general these Dancer Fleet vessels are extremely safe. Nobody's going to swim off with your U/W camera. It's one sailing family, folks.
22. How do I celebrate a special occasion aboard the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
Our crew is delighted to help you celebrate any special occasion on board including birthdays, anniversaries, honeymoons or weddings. Kindly advise your U.S. Dive Travel planner at least 30 days prior to departure so that we can adequately prepare for these extra services -- 612-yyy-zzzz.
23. Can I earn advanced diving certifications or specialties on board?
Several diving specialty courses are offered on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV, but it is necessary to give at least one month notice to Live-Aboards.com / U.S. Dive Travel in advance of your charter date -- to ensure that an instructor will have the time available & that all required paperwork is complete.
24. What type of food is on the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV?
The carefully prepared menu consists of American & Latin/Caribbean style meals. If you have any special dietary requirements, please advise our Live-Aboards.com office as soon as possible, so we can prepare to adequately meet your needs. Please understand that certain special dietary & beverage requests may not be available on a consistent basis in Belize due to the remote nature of this location.
25. Is smoking permitted?
No cigarette, cigar or smoking of any kind is permitted inside any salon or stateroom or hallway of the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV, except in the designated outdoor smoking area of the Lido Deck (upper deck). Smoking is not permitted in any area where all guests must be assembled for any reason, even outside for example, during dive briefings.
26. What is the local currency?
The local currency is the Belize Dollar. The current exchange rate is 2 Belize Dollars for each U.S. Dollar.
27. Are nitrox refills available on board?
Yes indeed, the BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV is equipped with Enriched Air facilities! Very cool, we think. Nitrox fills of up to 32% are normally available to all CERTIFIED Nitrox divers. Nitrox certifications are also available on board to all certified divers. All diving must be conducted using compressed air tables or compressed air computers regardless of whether your tank is filled with compressed air or Nitrox. Our purpose in making enriched air Nitrox available for the use of our guests is to give those who are unfamiliar with this new technology an opportunity to become certified Nitrox divers & to give those already certified a greatly enhanced safety factor in the face of extensive, repetitive dive profiles in remote regions of the world. Nitrox is not offered for extended range diving.
28. Is dive gear available for rent? BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV has a limited number of diving equipment sets available for rental. We offer Uwatec brand dive computers, ScubaPro BCD's, regulators & gauges, wetsuits, masks & fins.
29. Can I fish or spearfish while diving?
Game-taking equipment is prohibited. Our guests may remove NOTHING from the sea, except the water in their wetsuits.
30. How do I arrange for pre & post-cruise eco-tours & side excursions?
Belize offers many exotic & exciting opportunities for fascinating inland excursions. We have mopre than a dozen superbly packaged tours of parks, ruins & back country jungle sectors in Belize, & our guides have more than 12 years experience conducting these safe & visually exciting eco-tours. Please call your U.S. Dive Travel planners, at the Mpls, MN reservations office for further details: 612-yyy-zzzz.
31. What if the scuba diving itinerary changes?
Itineraries are always weather permitting & are conducted at the sole discretion of the Captain with consideration to the safety of the guests, crew & the vessel. No refunds will be issued or trips re-booked for itineraries that are canceled due to weather.
32. What other important pre-trip info should I know?
Controlled substances & illegal drugs are strictly prohibited aboard BELIZE AGGRESSOR IV. Penalties for the sale, use or possession of controlled substances in Belize are SEVERE & the Aggressor Fleet & Live-Aboards.com & U.S. Dive Travel Network, plus their officers, agents or staff can accept NO responsibility for any person(s) encountering difficulties with local authorities due to that person's involvement with the sale, use or possession of such controlled substances. We absolutely subscribe to the ZERO TOLERANCE drug abuse policy of the U.S. Coast Guard. Read it & weep, drug munchers. Just stay away - period.
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