SeaDream unveils new ports for Caribbean and Mediterranean

Luxury

Emma Dooney

17 May 2024

The luxury yacht brand has updated its Mediterranean and Caribbean itineraries with new ports this summer and autumn.

SeaDream adds new ports — SeaDream's yachts will offer updated port calls on Mediterranean and Caribbean routes

SeaDream Yacht Club has added new ports to its summer and autumn 2024 sailings following the completion of its $10 million fleet refurbishment.

The Norwegian-owned cruise line, which offers a 1-1 guest-to-crew ratio, currently operates 36 itineraries exploring the French and Italian rivieras, southern Italy, Aegean sea and Greek islands.

SeaDream has now introduced new destinations on these routes, with its yachts set to dock in Taranto in Italy, Vlore in Albania and Krk in Croatia, as well as Tangier in Morocco and Tunis in Tunisia.

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