Leading yachting line appeals to luxury traveler’s demand to return to favorite, exclusive destinations.
MIAMI, FL – SeaDream Yacht Club reported that the leading luxury yachting experience achieved its best booking week in the history of the company, signaling an unprecedented, strong start to wave season. SeaDream attributed its success to luxury travelers’ pent-up demand to return to their favorite exclusive destinations in an intimate ambiance with an established and acclaimed brand.
“Travelers continue to gain confidence in booking a future voyage, especially for small, luxurious vessels such as SeaDream I and SeaDream II,” said Andreas Brynestad of SeaDream Yacht Club. “SeaDream’s modernized yachts; the distinctive destinations where we go, and larger ships cannot; and the support of our valued travel partners helped make our wave season launch a success. We look forward to welcoming our loyal guests and new-to-SeaDream guests aboard for a most-memorable and luxurious yachting experience.”
During SeaDream Yacht Club’s current wave promotion, the New Year’s Event, guests plan an unforgettable and revitalizing luxury Caribbean or Mediterranean getaway and enjoy $500 savings per suite or stateroom. Running through February 3, 2023, travelers can choose among 9 idyllic Caribbean yachting voyages and 10 bespoke Mediterranean yachting journeys, departing February 25, 2023 through November 1, 2023, aboard SeaDream’s twin, modernized yachts, SeaDream I and SeaDream II. Each intimate yacht accommodates up to 56 couples and brings guests to picturesque harbors and exclusive ports where larger vessels cannot reach.
Guests enjoy SeaDream’s award-winning hospitality and luxurious inclusions, such as gourmet dining, premium wine and beverages, prepaid gratuities, watersports activities, and more.
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