Despite being over 44 years old, SeaDream Yacht Club ships will sail new Caribbean routes in spring 2028.
The company has revealed 32 new voyages aboard SeaDream I and SeaDream II between January and April 2028.
Itineraries focus on exclusive, destinations with white-sand beaches, secluded harbours, and overnight stays.
The popular Bahamas voyages return for a fourth year, departing from Palm Beach, Florida.
These seven-day trips explore stunning cays, marine parks, golf resorts, and remote snorkelling spots.
More stops in the U.S. and British Virgin Islands include Jost van Dyke, Norman Island, and Prickly Pear.
SeaDream adds more round-trip sailings from San Juan, St. Thomas, and Palm Beach for easier travel planning.
St. Barths features extended visits, with overnight stays during spring 2028 on almost every voyage.
Four sailings align with Trellis Bay’s famous Full Moon Party on Beef Island.
Guests enjoy live music, fire dancers, and local Caribbean cuisine — accessible only by yacht.
Signature Yachting Land Adventures include exclusive golf, guided snorkelling, and Bioluminescent Bay visits in Vieques.
New ports for Spring 2028 include Port St. Charles, Barbados, and St. Pierre, Martinique.
Four longer Southern Caribbean voyages reach deeper cultural locations and include exclusive beach dinners.
Every voyage features SeaDream’s Champagne & Caviar Splash. Its a beach party with champagne served in the surf.
Guests can use watersports gear directly from the yacht, including jet skis, paddleboards, and waterslides.
With a nearly 1:1 guest-to-crew ratio, service is personal, refined, and all-inclusive.
SeaDream remains family-owned, offering a boutique yachting experience with just 56 couples per vessel.
The brand continues its “It’s Yachting, Not Cruising” mantra, prioritising luxury, privacy, and unmatched onboard lifestyle. On ships 44 years old that’s quite something!
