The decision to expand the programme was taken after the boutique cruise line’s 2025 itineraries around Norway sold out at “record-breaking pace” more than two years in advance.
In 2026, the voyages include late-night departures, overnight stays in ports such as Alesund or Lofoten Islands and range from seven to 11 nights.
The programme includes two itineraries – Trollfjord & Lofoten Islands and Yachting The Norwegian Fjords.
Itineraries will be operated by the recently upgraded SeaDream II.
Atle Brynestad, SeaDream Yacht Club founder, owner and chairman, said: “The demand for 2025 surpassed our wildest imaginations.
“We are thrilled to return in 2026 with even more ways to experience the unparalleled beauty of Norway.
“This is a perfect destination for small-ship experiences, and there is simply no better way to enjoy the true beauty of Norway than by yachting.”
SeaDream announced last month that it had rehired Mark Schmitt as UK and Ireland sales director.
He has been tasked with growing new distribution channels, including the line’s charter business, and building and expanding trade relationships.
