MY Dreams Liveaboard dive boat review
Photos: Dreams gallery supplied through LiveAboard.com.
A smaller boat for northern Red Sea weeks
The earlier MY Dreams was a 28-metre liveaboard with eight en-suite cabins accommodating up to sixteen divers. Its documented northern programmes included Sinai reefs, the Straits of Tiran and Abu Nuhas; these are past programme descriptions, not confirmed departures.
Life aboard Dreams
The boat came equipped with an extensive dive deck and platform, including a rinse tank, hot-water shower and toilet. Two motorised dinghies supported the diving.
A shaded area with mattresses and loungers gave guests somewhere to unwind between dives. Inside, the air-conditioned saloon combined television, DVDs and music with a library of fish-identification books and general reading.
Local and international dishes were served buffet-style in the main-deck restaurant. The earlier advertised facilities included nitrox, a water-and-juice dispenser and 3G Wi-Fi; those listings do not establish today’s service or inclusions.
Non-diving companions
The retained listing describes Dreams as non-diver and snorkeller friendly, but a current departure, companion fare and activities have not been verified.
Dreams on film
The Scuba News film introduces M/Y Dreams during its Sea Serpent Fleet period. It provides historical context, not evidence of a current sailing.
Questions about this earlier review
Is this Dreams the same as Serena Dreams?
This page concerns the earlier 28-metre, eight-cabin Dreams. Serena Dreams is separately marketed; do not use this review as its cabin specification.
Can I book a current departure?
No dated sailing has been verified for this boat. The retained partner listing had no online availability on 2 November 2026. That alone is not proof of permanent retirement.
What cabin layout did the earlier boat offer?
The profile described eight en-suite cabins for up to sixteen guests. The photographs include twin and bunk arrangements; they are not confirmation of the cabin offered on any future sailing.
Are the northern routes still available?
The earlier programme included Tiran and Abu Nuhas. A new itinerary, departure port and full quote would need to be established before planning flights.
Share your Dreams experience Include your travel date, cabin and what worked well or could have been better.
Availability and presentation checked 2 November 2026. This is a source-based update of an earlier review, not a new firsthand inspection.
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.
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.
- If you have been diving on board this liveaboard dive boat in North Red Sea & Sharm El Sheikh, please share your review and let us know what you thought. Please post your comments in the review section below, by doing so you will help fellow divers to plan their next diving trip
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simply the worst live aboard ever. Dirty air for our whole trip – oil dripped ut of our regs on our return – rubbish bags are thrown in the sea. Started legal proceedings on our return
Hi Steve,
My diveteam is scheduling a trip with MY dreams next year.
Pretty hefty remarks you have.
Did anything come out of the proceedings?
thnx, Carlo
Settled out of court with the uk operator – who we have never used since. I think it was the equivekant of a full refund for us both. Other guests who were less affected accepted lower compensation
thnx for your reply Steve
Carlo can you pls tell me about your trip onbaord Dreams? How was it?
Hi Steve, Can you pls tell me when was your trip?
hi we were on the boat 2009. the boat appears to have nowhere to store refuse (even the guides had no cabin). The crew smoked by the tanks as we were analysing – one diver had a tank of 100% oxygen. the response from the operator and agent was appalling so we have avoided sea serpent since. The boat is still floating which is somewhat of a surprise but must mean they have changed some things.
Hi Steve!
First, I’m sorry to here about such a bad experience, but thank you for sharing your review, it helps other divers make a good decision!
Secondly, I just wanted to let you know I have deleted the other two comments which were saying the same thing and must have been published maybe cause the first ones did not appear.
Have you been on liveaboard since ? We’d be happy to read your reviews on the related boat pages!
Happy bubbles!
Surely the comments from 2016 can now be removed.
I believe it is Divezone responsibility to keep the site updated.
I have no problems with people been notified with good information but keep updated
somewhat depends whether improvements have been made – I have seen no evidence or comments regarding that. Guess there is still nowhere to store refuse. Off to the doctors shortly to see if my breathing problems are related to the oil in the air on that trip.