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One of the world’s most intimate cruise lines has opened new bookings for its fleet of luxurious, 57-stateroom yachts. Sea Dream’s two newly renovated vessels can now be booked for the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and Scandinavia & Northern Europe seasons in 2025.
A new Caribbean island each day
The season begins on 15 November 2024 sailing to the most secluded Caribbean destinations. Indeed, the intimate Sea Dream I and II will both visit the smallest of ports, places that even other luxury cruise lines can’t reach.
The itineraries include a new island each day. That makes them ideal for cruisers who wish to explore the far reaches of the Caribbean. These itineraries will take guests to the uncrowded island gems of Bequia, Prickly Pear, and Mayreau, among many others. There’s also the pristine British Virgin Islands, uninhabited Culebrita Island, the Puerto Rico Archipelago’s crown jewel, and the French-infused Iles des Saintes, Guadeloupe.
Iconic Corinth Canal transit in the Mediterranean
In the Mediterranean both Sea Dream I and II will offer 5 to 11-night voyages visiting 14 different countries. In fact the yachts will call at new ports including Thasos and Ios Island, Greece; Reggio Calabria, Italy; Seville, Spain; as well as Frejus and Menton, France.
In exciting new for cruisers, 8 of the Sea Dream Mediterranean itineraries include a transit of the iconic Corinth Canal. The yachts will glide through the 6.4 km / 4 mi long man-made gorge with just inches two spare on either side.
Overnight stays in Northern Europe
Sea Dream II will commence the Northern European season with a romantic 10-night voyage from Lisbon, Portugal to Bordeaux, France. Guests will enjoy late evening stays in port and overnight stays at Bilbao, Spain and Bordeaux.
There will also be a very special 7-night voyage sailing up the Thames River to London. Sea Dream II will dock in the heart of the historic city, adjacent to the famous Tower Bridge.
In addition, Sea Dream II will offer 7 to 10-night itineraries taking in Norway and the breathtaking fjords. Not to mention calls at Stockholm, Sweden; Tallinn in Estonia; Frederikshavn, Copenhagen; Ronne in Denmark; and the seaside resort destinations of Warnemünde and Sassnitz, Germany.
For more information about bookings on the 2025 season visit the Sea Dream Yacht Club website.
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