112 guests, a marina off the stern, and caviar served in the surf.
SeaDream Yacht Club is two 112-guest yachts, SeaDream I and SeaDream II, and the people who sail them refuse to call it a cruise. Fares include the open bar and wine with meals, gratuities and the water-sports marina that folds out of the stern; the champagne and caviar splash in waist-deep water is the signature; and on calm nights you can sleep on a Balinese bed on the top deck. Winters are the Caribbean from St. Thomas and Barbados, anchoring at St. Barts and the Grenadines beside the megayachts; summers are the Mediterranean, the Adriatic and the French and Italian Rivieras, with transatlantics between. It suits couples who want a private-yacht feel with 95 crew, no formal nights and nobody in line for anything. SmartCruiser shows every SeaDream sailing with taxes and fees included, SmartCruiser picks first, and SmartCruiser bonus onboard credit per stateroom on sailings where SeaDream allows it.
Three ways to sail with SeaDream
Pick one and the list below filters to it. Same yacht, same crew, three different waters.
Caribbean yachting
- 7 nights from St. Thomas, San Juan or Barbados, November to April
- St. Barts, Jost Van Dyke, the Tobago Cays and Bequia, anchoring where the private yachts do
- Jet skis, paddleboards and the champagne and caviar splash on a sandbar
Best for: honeymoons, anniversaries, the Caribbean regular who is done with ports full of ships
Mediterranean and Adriatic
- 7 nights from Nice, Rome, Venice, Dubrovnik or Athens, May to October
- Portofino, St. Tropez, Hvar and Hydra; overnights so dinner is ashore
- Two yachts, so the Rivieras and the Adriatic run at the same time
Best for: couples who would rather tie up in the village than tender from the bay
Transatlantic
- 12 to 16 nights between the Caribbean and the Med in April and November
- A week of open-ocean days with 112 guests and an open bar
- The lowest per-night fares SeaDream sells, with Madeira or the Azores on the way
Best for: readers, repeat SeaDreamers, anyone who loves sea days
SeaDream Yacht Club deals: SmartCruiser picks first
Every SeaDream voyage on both yachts, priced live with taxes, fees and port expenses included. The picks at the top are sailings where booking with SmartCruiser gets you something extra: instant savings, bonus onboard credit or a Special SmartCruiser rate we hold on that departure. Below them, every other sailing with full sorting.
SmartCruiser picks
Sorted by what you save, biggest firstEvery SeaDream Yacht Club sailing
Stack any filters, then pick a sortPrices are per person, double occupancy, in US dollars, and include cruise fare, taxes, fees and port expenses as published by the cruise line at the moment you load this page. Fares are capacity controlled and change daily; the fare is confirmed when you book. Flights, hotels and transfers are extra unless the line’s offer says otherwise. SmartCruiser instant savings and bonus onboard credit are provided by SmartCruiser on top of the cruise line’s price and are not available when booking direct; amounts are per stateroom, vary by stateroom category and are shown for the lowest category offered. Special SmartCruiser rates are pricing SmartCruiser holds on that sailing for its clients, with extra onboard credit; you book your own stateroom and travel on your own. Senior fares apply to guests 55 and over; resident fares need proof of residency in a listed state or province at check-in; police and fire fares apply to active or retired police, fire and EMT personnel with ID. Qualifier-fare savings are measured against the best fare the cruise line offers the general public for the same stateroom category on the day the list was pulled, updated weekly.
Where SeaDream sails
Two yachts, two seasons, and the harbors big ships cannot use. Pick a region and the list above filters to it.
Lines you may also like
The yacht end of cruising is small; these are the lines our SeaDream guests also book.
When to go
The yachts cross the Atlantic twice a year: Caribbean from November to April, Mediterranean from May to October.
SeaDream Yacht Club questions we answer every day
What is included in a SeaDream fare?
The open bar including premium spirits, wines at lunch and dinner, all dining, gratuities, and the water-sports marina with jet skis, kayaks, paddleboards and snorkel gear, plus mountain bikes to borrow in port. The champagne and caviar splash is on the house. Shore excursions, spa treatments and the wine list’s top end are extra.
How is a yacht different from a small cruise ship?
Scale and attitude. With 112 guests and 95 crew there is one open-seating dinner, no casino, no show, and the crew learns your drink by the second day. Dinner is in the salon or under the stars on deck, the Top of the Yacht Bar is the social hub, and the day often revolves around the marina at anchor. Guests range from 30s to 70s, heavy on couples and honeymooners; children are allowed but there is nothing built for them.
Is there a dress code?
Yacht casual, every night. No jackets required, no formal nights, and plenty of guests eat dinner on deck in what they wore to the bar.
Does the yacht really go into St. Barts?
Yes. SeaDream anchors in Gustavia harbor among the private yachts and tenders you to the quay in minutes; most Caribbean itineraries spend an evening or an overnight there. The same goes for Bequia, Jost Van Dyke and the Tobago Cays, which are off limits to anything bigger.
Do I need a passport?
Yes, for every SeaDream voyage, valid for at least six months past your return. Even the St. Thomas departures visit the British Virgin Islands and St. Barts, so a passport is required.
Are taxes and fees included in the prices here?
Yes. Every price on this page includes cruise fare, taxes, fees and port expenses. Excursions, spa and flights are extra, and we quote the total before you book.
Talk to a SeaDream specialist
Tell us your dates and whether you want the Caribbean or the Med, and we price every SeaDream voyage with the bonus onboard credit included. Monday to Thursday 9 to 6, Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 10 to 6 ET.