Honduras Diving Liveaboard with IVS

Join us on this IVS adventure to explore the Bay Islands, which are world-renowned for their dramatic walls, haunting shipwrecks, towering barrel sponges, and an abundance of mesmerizing macro life.

Roatan sits perfectly along the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System—the second-longest barrier reef in the world. This vast, thriving reef draws an extraordinary array of marine life and nurtures the Bay Islands with rich, diverse populations of fish and invertebrates, making the region a true paradise for divers.

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Tour Season

Fall

Trip Length

10 Days

Activity Level

Moderate

Arrival city

Roatan, Honduras

Price from

From $4,200

per person, based on double occupancy

Trip Highlights

Sumptuous meals featuring Caribbean Cuisine
Experienced dive master to choose the best dive locations per day
Up to 5 dives per day (including night dive), averaging 24-27 dives

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About this trip

Honduras Diving Liveaboard with IVS

Join Bio Bio Expeditions and International Veterinary Seminars for an unforgettable liveaboard diving adventure in Roatán, Honduras. Dive and live aboard in the heart of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second-largest reef system in the world and one of the planet’s most vibrant marine ecosystems.

Explore warm, crystal-clear waters filled with dramatic walls, coral gardens, swim-throughs, and caverns teeming with life. Swim with colorful reef fish, macro critters, turtles, eagle rays, and the occasional shark. With excellent visibility and easy conditions, Roatán delivers nonstop world-class diving and endless underwater surprises, this is a true diver’s paradise.

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Itinerary

What to expect

Days 1–2: Arrival & Island Time – Roatán

Arrive in Roatán, Honduras and transfer independently to your 4★ hotel. Enjoy a relaxed day to explore the island, book optional activities, or do a warm-up dive before the liveaboard adventure begins.

Days 3–9: Liveaboard Diving – Roatán Aggressor

Spend seven unforgettable days diving from the Roatán Aggressor, exploring the best of the Bay Islands. Expect dramatic walls, coral gardens, wrecks, and remote seamounts rarely visited by day boats. Highlights include famous sites like Mary’s Place, Odyssey Wreck, Aguila Wreck, and thriving seamounts around Utila and Cayos Cochinos.

Dive with abundant marine life, including turtles, eagle rays, sharks, massive groupers, macro critters, and possibly even whale sharks, with excellent visibility and varied dive profiles, including memorable night dives.

Day 10: Departure

Disembark and depart Roatán—or continue exploring Honduras on your own.

Lodging

Where you'll stay

The Roatan Aggressor IV is a 120 ft. power yacht with a 22 ft. wide beam. Built and powered for comfort, safety and stability, she is diesel-powered, cruises at 10 knots and has 110-volt power onboard. Accommodations include 1 master stateroom with a queen bed, 8 deluxe staterooms; 7 having a double and single berth, and one having 2 twin beds. All staterooms have climate controls, private bathrooms and showers. The Roatan Aggressor sleeps 18 guests in privacy and comfort. She features a roomy, air conditioned salon and dining area, sun deck complete with a hot tub, lounge and deck chairs, outdoor sound system, shaded cocktail deck, grill, a computer for photo editing for guests.

Diving amenities include Nitrox (unlimited Nitrox is $100 per week), individual dive lockers, camera table with low-pressure air hoses, and two hot, fresh water showers on the dive platform. The Roatan Aggressor has a safe aboard to store valuables such as passports, cash, credit cards or anything else you would like to store.

There is a variety of nightly entertainment including diving, fish identification presentations, movies, games, and more. If you have a favorite movie, digital presentation or a video to share, we encourage you to bring it along. The crew especially loves new releases of movies, recent magazines and books. A small library of books for exchange is maintained onboard as well as fish identification books for onboard reference.

Honduras has been an Aggressor destination since 1989