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World-Class Destinations, Effortlessly Reached
The clear waters of the Caribbean and the historic coastlines of the Mediterranean set the tone for each SeaDream voyage. Smaller harbours, quieter anchorages and well-known ports are explored at a gentler pace, offering a more considered way to experience a luxury yacht cruise.
Between November and April, Caribbean yacht cruises drift through the British Virgin Islands, the Grenadines and the French West Indies, where days unfold in warm light, calm water and unhurried time ashore. St. Barths and Jost Van Dyke remain enduring favourites, best experienced without the crowds.
From May to October, SeaDream yachts sail the Mediterranean on luxury itineraries that move easily between Spain, France, Italy and Greece. Here, culture, coastline and cuisine come together, with time to linger both ashore and onboard.
For those drawn to longer journeys, transatlantic yacht cruises offer a different rhythm altogether. Open horizons, slower days and the quiet luxury of time at sea.
SeaDream’s Caribbean is Waiting for You.
The US & British Virgin Islands have worked hard since September, preparing for their peak tourism months. St. Barths, known for terrific shopping; is also “open for business”. SeaDream is ready to take you to the most pristine beaches, experience the most beautiful sunsets and be greeted by the warm, welcoming people of the Caribbean.
Sail Away to the Caribbean
When you book SeaDream for your next Luxury Caribbean cruise, you’ll never look at this region the same way again. Discerning guests choose SeaDream for their vacation because of their love for the yachting and a casual yet luxurious lifestyle. With an award-winning crew and amenities to keep you relaxed and pampered, you’ll never find a more rewarding voyage on the seas. If you are after that sort of remarkably different yachting experience, you have come to the right place. Welcome Aboard.
Caribbean Highlights
Caribbean Destinations
Jost van Dyke
SeaDream’s Caribbean yacht cruises explore a wider range of islands than most, combining well-known harbours with quieter anchorages across the British Virgin Islands, the Grenadines and the French West Indies. SeaDream’s boutique size allows for private and intimate access to smaller ports and for you to experience the Caribbean at a more relaxed and considered pace.
Along the way, itineraries may include St. Barths, Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda, as well as St. Thomas, St. Kitts, and the beaches of the Grenadines. Smaller stops such as Bequia, Mayreau and Norman Island offer a perspective, where the pace slows and the setting feels more personal.
Signature experiences, including the Champagne & Caviar Splash® on secluded shores, add a distinctive element to many voyages. Each journey is designed to bring together the best of the region, from lively island culture to quieter moments by the water, as part of a luxury Caribbean yacht cruise.
Discover Dream Destinations:
Sint Maarten
Sint Maarten’s natural harbour and easy atmosphere make it one of the most welcoming ports on a Caribbean yacht cruise. Philipsburg’s waterfront is relaxed and unhurried, with clear water and open beaches that settle into a distinctly Caribbean pace, while Simpson Bay offers a quieter anchorage with a more local feel. For travelers, connections via Paris or Amsterdam offer a straightforward route to the island, making Sint Maarten a practical and appealing embarkation point for a luxury Caribbean yacht cruise.
Gustavia, St. Barths
St. Barths brings together French ease and Caribbean light making it one of the most distinctive stops on a Caribbean yacht cruise. In Gustavia, cafés and boutiques line the harbour, while nearby beaches offer quieter stretches of sand just beyond the town. With an overnight stay often included, there is time to experience the island as it settles into the evening.
Bridgetown, Barbados
Barbados has a particular ease to it, and Bridgetown reflects that well. The capital’s coral stone architecture and natural harbour give the city a quiet historical weight, with direct flights from the UK making it one of the more straightforward embarkation points for a Caribbean yacht cruise.
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Among the highlights of a British Virgin Islands yacht cruise, Virgin Gorda is shaped by its natural setting. The Baths, with their granite boulders and sheltered pools, create a series of hidden spaces to explore along the shoreline. Arrive by small ship cruise allows the freedom to experience this landscape at a slower, more relaxed pace.
Nevis & St. Kitts
On a Caribbean yacht cruise, St. Kitts and Nevis offer a quieter perspective. Rolling green hills, historic estates and less-travelled beaches define these neighbouring islands, while Nevis Peak rises gently above the landscape, shaping the island’s character. The pace feels distinctly unhurried, with time best spent moving between coastline and countryside at your own rhythm.
Anguilla
Anguilla is known for its long, open beaches and remarkably clear water, lending itself naturally to a luxury Caribbean yacht cruise. The atmosphere is laid-back and refined, with beachside restaurants and calm anchorages that suit the rhythm of a small ship cruise. It is a place to slow down and stay a little longer.
Experiences Ashore & On the Water
Certain moments come to define a Caribbean yacht cruise with SeaDream. The Champagne & Caviar Splash® is one of them, a relaxed beach gathering where champagne is poured, caviar is served, and the afternoon unfolds at an easy pace by the water.
Beyond the shoreline, Yachting Land Adventures and curated Caribbean cruise excursions offer a way to explore each destination more deeply from local culture and coastal landscapes to more active pursuits, depending on where you are sailing.
Back on board, the yacht’s marina platform opens directly onto the sea, inviting time in the water with kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling. This balance of time ashore and watersport at sea shapes a luxury yacht cruise, unhurried, flexible and entirely your own.
An Intimate Way to Travel
With just 112 guests and a crew of 95, SeaDream Yacht Club offers one of the most attentive crew-to-guest ratios at sea. Service is warm, intuitive and quietly present, with a crew who come to know your preferences without formality or intrusion.
Life onboard reflects the ease of a private yacht, where details are thoughtfully taken care of and each day unfolds at your own pace. It is this sense of space, familiarity and considered service that defines a small ship cruise, allowing everything to feel more relaxed and quietly personal.
Let Us Handle the Details
On a luxury Caribbean yacht cruise, everything is quietly considered. From the moment you step on board, service feels natural and unhurried, with crew who anticipate your preferences without formality.
Days can be as social or as private as you choose. You might spend time at the spa, enjoy open-air dining prepared à la minute, or settle in for an evening under the stars with a film on deck. At other times, the pleasure lies in doing very little at all.
Dining remains a defining part of the experience, with menus shaped by fresh ingredients and individual preferences, whether vegetarian, vegan or tailored to your own tastes.
It is this balance of thoughtful service, personal space and quiet flexibility that shapes a small ship cruise, allowing each voyage to feel entirely your own.
Plan Your Caribbean Yacht Cruise
Explore upcoming Caribbean yacht cruise itineraries and discover a more relaxed way to travel, shaped by smaller harbours, unhurried days and life on board a SeaDream yacht.
The Private Yacht Experience
Personalized and intimate, our luxury Mediterranean Cruises offer a remarkably different yachting experience. Sailing through some of the most famous ports in the French and Italian Riviera, Greek Isles, the Spanish Mediterranean coast, and to many less crowded yet beautiful ports in the region, our club members trust us to deliver an unforgettable experience. When you wish to explore the Mediterranean, you’ll find you’re at home as a guest aboard one of our yachts. So, when you plan your next vacation, get ready to take a voyage you’ll never forget.
Mediterranean Highlights
Mediterranean Destinations
Capri, Italy
Corinth Canal, Greece
Mykonos, Greece
The Mediterranean, Explored at Its Own Pace
There is a particular pleasure in arriving somewhere beautiful by sea. The coastline comes into view slowly, the harbour reveals itself, and the day ahead takes shape without a schedule. This is how a luxury Mediterranean yacht cruise with SeaDream begins.
From May to October, SeaDream yachts sail the French and Italian Riviera, the Greek Isles, the Spanish Mediterranean coast and the quieter stretches of the Adriatic. Smaller harbours, intimate anchorages and a boutique yacht carrying just 112 guests make this a more personal way to experience Mediterranean cruise holidays.
Ashore, culture, coastline and cuisine come together differently in every port. On board, open decks and attentive service shape a luxury yacht holiday that feels unhurried and entirely your own. This is a small ship Mediterranean cruise designed for those who value space, simplicity and a more considered way to travel.
Discover Dream Destinations:
Venice, Italy
Few places arrive quite like Venice. Approached by sea, the city reveals itself gradually, its skyline of domes and bell towers rising from the water in a way that no other can match. As both turnaround port for many Mediterranean yacht cruise itineraries, Venice offers time to explore its Gothic architecture, quiet canals and unhurried trattorias before or after a voyage. Among Mediterranean cruise lines, few can offer an intimate arrival quite like this. It is a city best experienced without a schedule at an unhurried pace.
Athens, Greece
Athens serves as a gateway for many luxury Mediterranean yacht cruises, with SeaDream arriving and departing from the Port of Piraeus. The city carries its history lightly, where ancient ruins sit alongside neighbourhood tavernas and contemporary galleries. For those exploring a Mediterranean cruise that ventures beyond the obvious, there is a quieter Athens worth discovering, one that rewards those who take the time to look beyond well-trodden routes.
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Arriving into Monte Carlo by sea puts everything in perspective, the harbour, the hills and the city arranged in a way that only makes sense from the water. Glamorous and compact, it sits against a dramatic coastal backdrop that suits a French Riviera yacht cruise rather well. Among the more upscale cruise lines sailing these waters, SeaDream’s boutique size allows for some rare overnight stays here, giving guests time to settle into the city at their own pace beyond the Casino and festivals.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Dubrovnik is one of the Adriatic’s most distinctive ports, its medieval walls rising directly from the sea, stone-built and remarkably preserved. The old town’s limestone streets, the views from the city walls and the surrounding coastline explored by water are all part of what makes this a defining stop on a luxury yacht cruise. SeaDream yachts often stay overnight, allowing more time ashore and a chance to experience the city as it settles into the evening.
St. Tropez, France
Away from the height of summer, St. Tropez settles into something quieter and more itself. The harbour is lined with cafés and shaded squares, the pace slows and the town reveals a more considered side. The Musée de l’Annonciade holds one of the finest collections of Post-Impressionist work in the south of France, a quieter discovery in a place better known for its beaches. As a stop on a luxury sailing holiday in the Mediterranean, St. Tropez rewards those who take the time to look beyond the obvious.
Santorini, Greece
Santorini is best appreciated early, before the day warms and the paths fill. Arriving by luxury yacht cruise, the caldera comes into view as one of the most striking natural harbours in the Mediterranean, its cliffs dropping sharply to the sea below. Time ashore unfolds at its own pace, with the hilltop villages of Oia and Fira, local wine from volcanic soil and cuisine shaped by the island’s distinctive character. Evenings on board, with the caldera lit at dusk, are quietly memorable on a Mediterranean cruise.
The Mediterranean, Unhurried
Days on board a boutique Mediterranean cruise take shape without a schedule. Some guests spend time on the open decks, moving between sun and shade at leisure. Others find their way to the Top of the Yacht Bar as the day slows. SeaDream Spa, the only Thai-certified spa at sea, offers a calm retreat whenever needed. Evenings can be as social or as quiet as you prefer, with an open bar, al fresco dining and the option to end the night sleeping under the stars on a Signature Balinese Dream Bed.
Service throughout a luxury Mediterranean yacht cruise is warm, unhurried and quietly present, with a crew who come to know your preferences without formality or intrusion. SeaDream has been recognised by Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards, Cruise Critic’s Best in Cruise Awards and Travel + Leisure’s 10 Best Intimate Ship Ocean Cruise Lines, a reflection of consistently high standards on a luxury yacht holiday at sea.
Dining on a Mediterranean sailing holiday is prepared à la minute, with chefs who source fresh ingredients at port and menus shaped by the region and the season. Vegetarian, vegan and plant-based preferences are accommodated as standard, with one of the most extensive plant-based menus at sea. For wine enthusiasts, SeaDream’s Wine Voyages offer a more immersive way to experience the onboard dining.
Award-Winning Luxury Experience
When you board one of our award-winning SeaDream yachts, you will immediately recognize the quality difference. In fact, Forbes named SeaDream the Best Luxury Cruise Ship in 2015, and in 2017 Berlitz Cruising and Cruise Ships again recognized us as the best boutique ships and top cruise line for food. To reserve your spot on one of these award-winning voyages, browse our selection and book now. Designed to provide a memorable experience, your luxury Mediterranean cruise delivers everything you could imagine and more. This begins with our intimate crew-to-guest ratio of 95 to 112, ensuring that everyone on board gets the attention he or she deserves. Our special setting is further enhanced by the size of our yachts, which grants us access to less-traveled waters. Small enough to fit in the most selective ports and private coves, we offer a unique getaway opportunity.
Attention to Detail
Every aspect of your voyage is carefully planned and with many great amenities, you will find there is never a dull moment. Striving to provide a casually elegant yachting experience, we allow our guests to decide whether they prefer a more personalized getaway or a social yachting experience. With a plethora of inclusive options to choose from and a selection of suites that provides for even our most selective guest, we ensure your comfort comes first. As you yacht through the open waters, you have access to the only Thai-certified spa at sea, allowing for the best in comfort and relaxation. You might also enjoy some fresh air thanks to our open deck plan where you can spend time under the sun. When night rolls around, you can take advantage of an open bar, including our Top of the Yacht Bar. Regardless of what you choose, you can always end the day in comfort sleeping under the stars in one of our Signature Balinese Dream Beds. Of course, one of the deciding factors for many of our Club Members is the cuisine that is served on our yachts. Our chefs deliver a gastronomical 5-star dining experience, with each meal prepared a la minute for the best quality and flavor. Need a vegetarian or vegan meal? We are ready to accommodate whatever culinary preferences you might have. Beyond this selection of Dream Cuisine, you might also want to book one of our Wine Voyages to sample exciting beverages from around the world. This is a popular option among many Club Members.
Plan Your Luxury Mediterranean Yacht Holiday
Explore upcoming Mediterranean cruise holidays and discover a more considered way to experience the region, shaped by smaller harbours, unhurried days and life onboard a SeaDream Yacht.
Crossing the Atlantic by Yacht
There is something particular about the open ocean. Days without coastlines, skies that shift from pale grey to deep indigo, and the unhurried rhythm of a small ship cruise finding its pace.
A transatlantic crossing with SeaDream is one of the few remaining chances to choose how unreachable you want to be. No fixed schedule, no demands. Just open water, a boutique cruise experience and a crew of 95 looking after 112 guests. Meals prepared à la minute, the Top of the Yacht Bar at dusk, days shaped entirely by the sea.
For those who find value in stillness, this luxury sailing holiday offers something increasingly difficult to come by.
Transatlantic Highlights
On Board SeaDream
Some of the best moments on a luxury yacht cruise happen without warning. A perfect meal, an evening on deck, a sky full of stars over open water.
What makes a transatlantic crossing with SeaDream so special is the length of it. Nearly two weeks at sea, far from the pull of everyday, with nothing on the horizon but open water and time.
The cuisine is prepared fresh from locally sourced ingredients, with the on board sommelier selecting wine pairings for each sitting. SeaDream also carries one of the most extensive plant-based menus at sea, and with an all-inclusive open bar throughout the voyage, there is little reason to stop at one glass of wine.
Beyond the dining room, the days take their own shape. The library holds over 1,200 titles. On board, the only Thai-certified spa at sea offers something genuinely restorative. On clear nights, the Balinese Dream Beds draw guests out onto the deck to sleep beneath an open sky.
Few small ship cruise lines offer this combination of space, intimacy and quiet.
Discover Dream Destinations:
Malaga, Spain
Malaga announces itself slowly, sun-bleached harbour edged by an old city that rewards those who linger. Whether beginning or ending a transatlantic luxury yacht cruise here, those with a day to spare will find Moorish architecture, excellent tapas and the Picasso Museum within easy reach of the port. A city that feels lived-in and unhurried in equal measure.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Few ports in the Caribbean carry the weight of history that Old San Juan does. Cobbled streets, Spanish colonial architecture and the imposing walls of El Morro make this one of the most distinctive starting points for a luxury Caribbean yacht cruise. Those with time before departure or after disembarking will find excellent local food, lively plazas and a city that feels genuinely its own.
Horta, Azores, Portugal
The Azores emerge from the mid-Atlantic with a quiet drama all of their own, and Horta is one of the more unexpected stops on a transatlantic cruise. Its harbour has long been a natural waypoint for ocean crossings, and Peter Café Sport, with its decades of sailing memorabilia and seafaring history, captures that atmosphere well.
Funchal, Madeira, Portugal
Perched above the Atlantic, Funchal has a distinctive character that makes it one of the more rewarding stops on a transatlantic cruise. The cable car ride up through the city offers an unhurried way to take in the island’s steep, garden-covered hillsides before the voyage continues westward.
Entertainment at Sea
On a Transatlantic voyage, what happens on board is as much a part of the experience as the journey itself.
The Top of the Yacht Bar is a natural gathering point as the sun goes down, an open-air perch above the waterline with uninterrupted views in every direction. Later in the evening, the Piano Bar offers a more intimate setting, and the casino provides a livelier close to the night for those who want it.
For something altogether different, Starlit Movies® bring cinema on deck, films shown beneath an open sky with the ocean as a backdrop.
Days have their own rhythm too. The newly renovated fitness centre is well equipped for those who like to keep active, and morning sessions of yoga and tai chi on deck offer a quieter way to start the day. For something more playful the Golf Simulator is a popular way to pass an afternoon, whether you play regularly or have never picked up a club.
It is the kind of variety that reveals itself gradually, which suits a luxury sailing holiday of this length rather well.
A Swim in the Atlantic
The cuisine, the open bar, the spa and an evening at the Piano Bar are all reasons guests return to SeaDream’s boutique cruise experience year after year. But some moments on a transatlantic crossing are harder to anticipate. Weather permitting, the Captain may pause the voyage to open the Watersports Marina for a swim in the Atlantic. Miles from shore, with nothing but open water in every direction, it is an experience that few luxury yacht cruises can offer.
Plan Your Transatlantic Cruise
Nearly two weeks at sea, with the Thai-certified spa, locally sourced cuisine, an open bar and the quiet pleasure of days shaped entirely by the ocean. A transatlantic yacht cruise with SeaDream is a particular kind of holiday, one that rewards those who value stillness as much as discovery.
Luxury Northern Europe Yacht Cruises
There is a particular quality to light in the far north. In summer, it lingers long into the evening, casting a stillness over the fjords and islands that feels unlike anywhere else. This is how a luxury SeaDream cruise through Northern Europe begins.
From June to September, SeaDream yachts sail the fjords of Norway and the waters of the British Isles, moving between dramatic Scandinavian coastlines, remote island groups and storied harbour towns. Some itineraries cross the Arctic Circle, one of the more quietly remarkable moments a cruise holiday can offer. Smaller anchorages, intimate port calls and a boutique yacht carrying just 12 guests make this a more personal way to experience a Scandinavia cruise.
Ashore, raw landscapes, Viking history and Celtic culture come together in every port. On board, open decks and attentive service shape a luxury yacht holiday that feels unhurried and entirely your own.
Lofoten Islands
The Artctic Circle
Isle of Man
SeaDream itineraries move through some of the north’s most extraordinary waters, from the narrow passage of Trollfjord to the ancient harbours of Scotland’s western coast. Norway’s fjord cruise itineraries bring sheer cliffs, glassy inlets and unhurried afternoons in remote anchorages, while the Lofoten Islands offer a dramatic landscape that few cruise holidays reach. Further west, a British Isles cruise opens up an altogether different kind of sailing, where Scotland, Ireland, Wales and England each bring their own distinct character to the journey. Boutique in size, SeaDream yachts access ports and waterways that larger cruise ships cannot, making each stop feel more personal and less crowded.
Bordeaux, France
Bordeaux arrives gradually, its elegant 18th-century waterfront unfolding along the Garonne in a long, unhurried arc. The city is better known for what lies beyond it, the vineyards of the Médoc, Saint-Émilion and the wider Gironde, but the old town rewards those who take the time to explore its quiet squares and riverside streets before or after a Northern Europe yacht cruise. For most travellers, it is an easy and appealing place to begin a voyage, well connected from most major British airports.
Antwerp, Belgium
Antwerp announces itself through its architecture, a city of grand guild houses, a medieval fortress and one of Europe’s finest collections of Flemish paintings at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts. The old port quarter has a quieter, more contemporary character, with independent restaurants and galleries that reward those who take the time to look. It is an unexpectedly rich stop on a Northern Europe small ship cruise.
Bergen, Norway
The wooden Hanseatic houses of Bergen’s Bryggen wharf come into view long before the yacht reaches the harbour, lining the waterfront in a way that has changed little for centuries. Surrounded by seven hills and sitting at the gateway to Norway’s most celebrated fjord, it is a natural point of arrival or departure on a luxury Norwegian fjords cruise. The fish market, the funicular up to Fløyen and the quieter streets of the old town all reward a slower pace.
The Lofoten Islands, Norway
Few places on a Norway cruise feel as visually remarkable as the Lofoten Islands. Jagged peaks rise directly from the sea, fishing villages cling to rocky outcrops and the water shifts between deep blue and luminous green depending on the light. Svolvær and Reine each offer a different perspective on one of Norway’s most beautiful archipelagos, best experienced from the intimate scale of a small ship cruise.
Fair Isle, Shetland
Fair Isle sits midway between Orkney and Shetland, one of the most remote inhabited islands in the United Kingdom. Its cliffs are dramatic, its birdlife exceptional and the pace entirely its own. For British guests, there is something particular about arriving here by sea, reaching a corner of their own islands that most have never seen. It is the kind of place that only a boutique yacht cruise can reach with any ease, and one that stays with you long after the voyage is over.
Skagen, Denmark
Skagen sits at the northernmost tip of Denmark, where the North Sea and the Baltic meet in a visible line of water. The town has long attracted painters drawn to its extraordinary quality of light, and that same character is present in its whitewashed streets and unhurried atmosphere. It is a distinctive and quietly memorable stop on a Scandinavia cruise.
Scandinavia & Northern Europe, at Its Own Pace
Days on board a Norway and British Isles cruise take shape without a schedule. Some guests spend time on the open decks, watching the fjord walls rise on either side or the islands come slowly into view. Others find their way to the Top of the Yacht Bar as the midnight sun holds its position on the horizon, one of the more quietly memorable experiences a midnight sun cruise can offer. SeaDream Spa, the only Thai-certified spa at sea, offers a calm retreat whenever needed. Evenings can be as social or as quiet as you prefer, with an open bar, al fresco dining and the option to sleep under a luminous northern sky on a signature Balinese Dream Bed.
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Plan Your Luxury Northern Europe Yacht Holiday
Explore upcoming Norway cruises, Scotland yachting experiences and British Isles holidays and discover a more curated way to experience the region, shaped by remote anchorages, unhurried days and life on board a SeaDream yacht.
