SeaDream Yacht Club presents a multi-year collection of off-the-beaten-path voyages that reflect its yachting philosophy. The 2026 season is already underway with several first-call itineraries, and the company will further expand its reach with 27 new ports in 2027 and at least 28 in 2028, with more destinations planned as itineraries are announced. From secluded Mediterranean ports to remote North Atlantic islands and Caribbean havens, these new destinations reflect SeaDream's commitment to visiting places inaccessible to large cruise ships.
“Our guests seek authenticity and freedom: discovering hard-to-reach places on their own, spending more time in small ports, and truly feeling at home aboard a private yacht,” said Andreas Brynestad. “With the 2026 season already underway and the 2027–2028 itineraries incorporating dozens of new ports of call, we invite travelers to explore more of the world with SeaDream.”
The 2026 season is now a reality. Both SeaDream I and SeaDream II are sailing to new destinations that bring guests closer to local culture and natural beauty. Highlights include:
- Primošten, Croatia: a medieval town on a peninsula with cobbled streets and pebble beaches (itinerary for June 18, 2026).
- Syvota, Greece: a collection of crystal-clear coves and islets on the coast of Epirus (August 15, 2026).
- Galaxidi, Greece: a neoclassical village near Delphi, featured in several 2026 trips.
- Tinos, Greece: famous for its marble artisans and hilltop villages.
- Setúbal, Portugal: historic city south of Lisbon with a 16th-century monastery and a lively market (first stop on October 23, 2026).
- Fajardo Bay, Puerto Rico: return after a decade, with experiences such as kayaking in bioluminescent waters and access to exclusive golf courses.
These destinations join classics like Amalfi, Hvar or St. Barths, with overnight stays that allow you to enjoy more time in port.
For the 2027 season, SeaDream will introduce 27 new ports in Northern Europe, the British Isles, and the Mediterranean. This expansion triples the number of voyages compared to 2026 and demonstrates the company's ambition to explore new territories.
Among the most outstanding destinations:
- Arendal and Brønnøysund, Norway: picturesque coastal towns with access to fjords.
- Caen-Ouistreham, France: gateway to the D-Day beaches.
- Capraia, Italy: Tuscan island of rugged landscapes and marine reserve.
- Castellón and Ceuta, Spain: from the Costa del Azahar to the Hispanic-Moroccan cultural mix in North Africa.
- Fair Isle and Stromness, Scotland: remote islands with wildlife and Neolithic ruins.
- Kinsale and Youghal, Ireland: historic ports with a great gastronomic tradition.
- Lagos, Portugal: jewel of the Algarve with cliffs and golden beaches.
- Vágur, Faroe Islands: deep-water port with hiking trails and authentic local culture.
New destinations include Dartmouth and Poole (England), Dundee, Montrose and Oban (Scotland), Skudeneshavn (Norway), Porto Montenegro and Saint-Raphaël (French Riviera). In addition, new embarkation ports such as Leith (Edinburgh) and Portsmouth have been added.
The itineraries will include routes such as Oslo–Edinburgh, Glasgow–Dublin or Valletta–Rome (coinciding with the 2027 solar eclipse).
Looking ahead to 2028, SeaDream is maintaining its momentum with 28 new ports in the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and the Caribbean. The season will combine classic destinations with new additions, focusing on exclusive access to locations that larger ships cannot visit.
Among the new destinations, the following stand out:
- Portonovi, Montenegro: a luxurious marina in the Bay of Kotor.
- Visby and Fjällbacka, Sweden: from UNESCO World Heritage medieval walls to archipelagos sculpted from granite.
- Port St. Charles, Barbados, and Saint-Pierre, Martinique: new Caribbean ports of call with relaxed experiences in exclusive harbors.
- Bol (Brač), Croatia, and Carloforte (Italy): charming island towns with white pebble beaches and Genoese heritage.
These new ports are added to itineraries that include extended stays in iconic destinations such as Portofino, Dubrovnik, the Dalmatian coast or the Norwegian fjords.
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