Dream Yacht to Add 150 More Ships to its Global Fleet

The global fleet of Dream Yacht Worldwide will grow by 150 additional ships in the upcoming year.

The formerly known as Dream Yacht Charter, a trade-friendly charter sailing firm, claimed that demand had caused the fleet expansion and noted that 80% of the new vessels were catamarans.

The option of crew support, including skippers and hostesses to assist “sailors and non-sailors of all ability levels,” will still be available to customers.

The South Pacific, Asia, Scandinavia, Indian Ocean, Caribbean, Bahamas, the Americas, and the Mediterranean are among the places you can travel by ship.

The company provides autonomous journeys, crewed, catered journeys, or cabin journeys where clients reserve private ensuite guestrooms on a catamaran.

In locations like the Mediterranean, the number of catamarans chartered through Dream Yacht Worldwide with skippers to help with sailings has climbed by 133% since 2018.

Starting at $3,193, a seven-night skippered boat trip departs from the Greek island of Corfu. Taxes, fees, and insurance are all included in the cost.

Vice President of global tourism for Dream Yacht Group, Dan Lockyer, stated: “Our customers come from around the globe to travel the world so the name change and rebranding was a shift to highlight that we are a worldwide company making sailing accessible to travelers and sea-enthusiasts of all abilities.

“Sailing vacations continue to gain popularity as a different way of experiencing the world and bringing people together – Dream Yacht Worldwide wants to make the transformative experience of sailing as easy as possible for as many as possible by offering customisable experiences using the knowledge and expertise of our team of sea professionals.”