MY Seawolf Soul dive boat review
Seawolf Soul: verify the vessel before booking
No current dated departure was verified on 2 November 2026. The partner listing has no online availability, and Seawolf’s current fleet page lists Dominator and Steel. That does not establish whether Soul was retired, renamed or replaced.
This review describes the older Seawolf Soul. If you receive a new offer under that name, ask for the vessel’s identity, recent photographs and a dated sailing confirmation before choosing a cabin.
The boat in the archived listing
Photographs from the Seawolf Soul listing on LiveAboard.com. They are undated and do not confirm the boat’s present condition or availability.
Cabins and life aboard
The listing describes a 36-metre boat with eight twin cabins and three double suites, each with a private bathroom, air-conditioning and a minibar. The twins were the natural choice for friends sharing, while the double suites suited couples wanting a different layout.
An air-conditioned salon and bar offered an indoor place to relax, with a sun deck outside. The original Divezone review described buffet meals, a shaded open-air area and a library of films, books and fish guides. These are features of the earlier boat, rather than a promise about a future sailing.
Diving and the older programme
The listing names the Brothers, Ras Mohammed and Thistlegorm among the areas visited. This is an indication of its Red Sea programme, not a current calendar or a verified day-by-day route. Its dive deck had individual storage, and nitrox was listed for certified divers.
The original review also mentioned rental equipment, technical-diving support and an ENOS location system. Their availability and working condition would need to be established afresh for any new offer; an old equipment list is not sufficient.
Non-diving companions
The archived listing welcomed divers and non-divers, but it does not establish a current companion fare or snorkelling programme. Anyone travelling with a non-diver should obtain the actual vessel, route and permitted activities together.
Seawolf Soul: a 2012 Red Sea safari
ElMareTV’s “Red Sea Classic Safari – Seawolf Soul – 2012” provides a dated view of an earlier trip. It is not a current cabin or departure inspection.
What to check in a new offer
A useful quotation should identify the vessel, dates, ports, cabin and occupancy, then separate included diving and transfers from mandatory fees and optional extras. No current Soul fare is reproduced here because no dated departure could be matched to it.
For a boat presently listed in the fleet, compare the Seawolf Dominator review. The older Soul reviews below can still be valuable memories, but they do not describe Dominator or Steel.
Questions about Seawolf Soul
Does no online availability mean the boat has stopped operating?
No. It means the checked listing did not offer online spaces. The current operating status remains unverified, so obtain a dated confirmation from the operator.
Are Soul, Dominator and Steel the same boat?
This review does not establish that relationship. Do not transfer Soul’s cabins, dimensions or guest feedback to another vessel.
Can I rely on the old cabin photographs?
They show the vessel in its earlier listing. Ask for recent photographs tied to the cabin and vessel in your offer.
Travelled on Soul? Add the year and route to your review below.
Status and archive reviewed 2 November 2026. Sources checked: Seawolf fleet page and the LiveAboard.com Soul listing. No current departure, retirement or rename was established.
Where does this liveaboard dive boat go?
Check out the fabulous places where this dive boat travels to.
Note: some destinations may not be listed below, please enquire for more details.
Hamata
Hamata gives land-based divers access to Fury Shoals: coral gardens, small wrecks and exposed outer reefs, with outings matched to experience and sea conditions.
Eilat
Eilat offers mainly shore-based Red Sea diving, with coral gardens, the Satil wreck and sites for different experience levels. Check recent-dive and insurance requirements before arrival.
Aqaba
Aqaba combines coral gardens and shore diving with the Cedar Pride, aircraft wrecks and underwater military displays. A land-based stay can also include Petra and Wadi Rum.
Marsa Alam
Marsa Alam combines shore-access bays such as Abu Dabbab with boat trips to offshore reefs including Elphinstone. Choose the base and dive profile to suit your experience; wildlife sightings vary.
Nuweiba
Nuweiba suits unhurried shore diving and underwater photography, with coral gardens and small marine life to explore with a local guide.
Dahab
Dahab combines shore-access reefs and training sites with advanced profiles at the Canyon and Blue Hole. Choose the dive to match your experience.
Hurghada
Hurghada combines day-boat reefs, beginner training and longer wreck excursions. Match the site, transfer and dive profile to your experience.
Sharm El Sheikh
Sharm combines local reef diving with Ras Mohammed, Tiran and separately planned wreck excursions. Match the route and dive profile to your experience.
Red Sea
Red Sea diving, through the eyes of the people who have been: guest reviews, trip stories and our guide to Egypt’s reefs, wrecks and shore-diving stays.
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