SeaDream has revealed plans to launch cruises from Barbados to the West Indies, commencing 7 November 2020. The luxury yacht operator will offer 22 round trip voyages, made up of eight itineraries ranging from six to eight nights in duration.

A new booking policy providing guests with confidence when booking during these uncertain times has been introduced by SeaDream Yacht Club.

SeaDream Yacht Club’s deployment of a ship to the Norwegian coastline this month has been so successful the luxury cruise line is adding a second vessel.

After pausing voyages in March, SeaDream Yacht Club has revealed plans to begin sailing in Norway in June 2020. SeaDream Yacht Club is now accepting reservations for nine new 2020 Norwegian voyages. The newly unveiled voyages run from June 2020 through September.

For the first time in over 10 years, SeaDream Yacht Club has revealed plans to return to South Florida. SeaDream II is now scheduled to sail to Palm Beach in January 2022. The announcement comes as SeaDream opens reservations for 33 new 2022 West Indies voyages.

SeaDream Yacht Club is expanding its Yachting Land Adventures program in the Caribbean, with 17 new guide activities available to book for this upcoming season.

SeaDream Yacht Club is offering a 92-day cruise on SeaDream Innovation from Hong Kong to Sydney via Vietnam, Thailand, the South Pacific and New Zealand.

Reservations for SeaDream Yacht Club’s 2021 Mediterranean season are now open. For the first time, SeaDream will sail to Israel’s bustling town of Ashdod, which provides easy access to Israel’s most important cultural hubs, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Itineraries include six new ports of call to destinations in the French and Italian Riviera, Greek Isles and the Spanish coast. 

SeaDream Yacht Club has announced a “new era” in luxury yachting. For the first time since its founding in 2001, SeaDream is expanding its fleet with SeaDream Innovation, a revolutionary yacht, which will introduce the concept of “Global Yachting.”

SeaDream Yacht Club has an exceptional sailing in the Mediterranean in May that is not only for nine-days duration, rather than a usual seven, but three of those days will be on the French Riviera – including being present for the 2019 Monaco Grand Prix.