SeaDream Yacht Club Announces Start of 2025 Cruise Season

The start of the 2025 cruise season, which includes trips to the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, and Scandinavia and Northern Europe, was announced by SeaDream Yacht Club.

“With a SeaDream luxury yachting experience, guests explore the best that the Caribbean has to offer,” said SeaDream’s Andreas Brynestad.

“From gorgeous South Friar’s Bay, an intimate port in St. Kitts, to the equally popular Jost Van Dyke, home to our signature Champagne and Caviar Splash beach party, guests will have a memorable experience at every stop. Itineraries feature more overnights in destinations like St. Barth’s, adding an exciting nightlife element, and multiple destinations in playful yachting harbors that the big ships can’t reach–where SeaDream guests can explore Caribbean waters via our signature Marina and water toys, as well as venture ashore without crowds.”

According to a news release, SeaDream is officially taking reservations for its excursions in 2025 on board the SeaDream I and the SeaDream II.

A different island is included on Caribbean itineraries every day, and 32 voyages between April and January of 2025. Beginning on 15th November 2024, the season will travel to a number of islands, including Bequia, Prickly Pear, and Mayreau, Culebrita Island, and the British Virgin Islands.

The 35 trips that sail in the Mediterranean from May to October feature stops in 14 nations, including Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, and Greece, among others.

The 35 trips that sail in the Mediterranean from May to October feature stops in 14 nations, including Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, and Greece, among others. The Mediterranean season for SeaDream in 2025 starts on May 2nd. The first journey of the ten-night Scandinavia and Northern Europe season in 2025 will leave Lisbon, Portugal, on 5th May 2025, for Bordeaux, France.

Itineraries for Scandinavia and Northern Europe comprise 14 trips departing from May through August and stops in 12 nations, among them Germany, Denmark, Norway, and Finland.