Cruise Liner News – SeaDream Yacht Club restarting cruises from June 2020 – 28.05.2020 – Malta Movements

After pausing voyages in March, SeaDream Yacht Club has revealed plans to begin sailing in Norway in June 2020. SeaDream Yacht Club is pleased to announce it is now accepting reservations for 9 new 2020 Norwegian voyages. The newly unveiled voyages, kicking off June 2020 through September, include hand picked destinations by SeaDream’s Norwegian founder and owner, Atle Brynestad.

SEADREAM I berthed at Pinto 3 Wharf, Valletta Cruise Port back to 14th October 2009.

As the COVID-19 pandemic developed, SeaDream was able to avoid contamination thanks to stringent sanitation procedures, excellent medical infrastructure on board, and the crew’s professionalism. However, the company decided to pause operations because of travel restrictions. The SEADREAM I and SEADREAM II were repositioned to Lisbon, Portugal where the crew chose to stay on board have been busy doing maintenance and upgrades. The installation of a basketball hoop by the pool deck, yoga, and other activities have kept them busy and active. The Chefs have spent the time coming up with new dishes, and the deck crew has painted, replaced teak deck, and other maintenance tasks without inconveniencing guests onboard.

For almost 20 years, SeaDream has set its own standards when it comes to service and cleanliness. This has allowed the company to promptly resume sailing safely. SeaDream continues to closely monitor the global health and travel restrictions with the agility to adapt our itineraries as needed.

While SeaDream usually operates in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, the ships have been to Norway before. But this time they are going further north past the Arctic Circle so that guests can experience the midnight sun, the spectacular Lofoten Fjords, and Tromsø. SeaDream Yacht Club has achieved the industry’s highest accolades for her twin, casually elegant mega-yachts, SEADREAM I and SEADREAM II. With a maximum passenger capacity of only 56 couples with 95 crew, “It’s yachting, not cruising,” defines not only the size of the vessels but the onboard lifestyle and anticipatory service.