Heaven Freedom, described in earlier listings as a 31-metre Red Sea dive boat. Current operating details remain unverified.
MY Heaven Freedom dive boat review
Heaven Freedom: current availability is unverified
Checked 24 October 2026. Dive The World’s Heaven Freedom listing currently shows no future departures and describes the boat as unavailable. We did not verify a current boat-specific sailing or fare for this update. An unavailable booking listing does not establish that the vessel has retired.
The earlier description below is retained as historical reference. Its cabin layout, facilities and inclusions should not be treated as a current offer. The old seven-night price and generic booking link have been removed.
Before booking a trip under this name, ask for the exact vessel, a current cabin plan, departure dates, embarkation ports and a complete quotation. Heaven Freedom and Heaven Saphir are different boats.
Source: Dive The World’s Heaven Freedom listing.
See our Red Sea diving guide for destination planning.
Earlier boat description
MY Heaven Freedom liveaboard cruises at an incredible top speed of 14 knots to reach her regular destinations at Marine Park South & St John’s.
Up to 22 divers can be fully accommodated within 9 comfortable air-conditioned cabins. The massive dive deck and platform is equipped with a ladder used for going in and out of the water, rinse tank, hot water shower and camera table.
The spacious sundecks are perfect for catching up on the Egyptian sunrays while the shaded area is where guests can curl up while reading a book or sipping a cocktail.
Aside from the complimentary Nitrox available on board Heaven Freedom, internet is also free to help you connect with friends and relatives. There is a large saloon/dining area where you can enjoy the entertainment system and library, but most guests tend to relax either in the covered open-air section of the upper deck or soaking up the rays on the sun deck.
Food is a serious business on board and the team are there to please. Friendly waitresses will serve you delicious local and international cuisine as you desire. With MY Heaven Freedom, you can be assured that you will experience a real gastronomic delight!
Heaven Freedom on board facilities and services:
- 2 x 25 HP dive dinghies
- 43m² air-conditioned saloon/dining area with bar, TV, DVD, free internet, music player and satellite telephone
- Library with movies, magazines, novels and games
- Water dispenser
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