SeaDream Yacht Club presents its 2028 Mediterranean summer season, with 24 new voyages between May and October aboard SeaDream II. Due to the extraordinary demand for its Mediterranean program, SeaDream II will be repositioned from Northern Europe to offer a full season encompassing 12 countries and more than 70 ports of call.
From the Atlantic coast of Portugal to the sun-drenched shores of Greece, the 2028 season covers the entire Mediterranean: from the Adriatic to the Aegean, from the French Riviera to the Amalfi Coast, with exclusive access to ports and anchorages inaccessible to larger ships.
“We continue to listen to our guests, and their desire to sail the Mediterranean is clear. They want more time in port, more intimate destinations, and the freedom to explore at their own pace,” said Andreas Brynestad of SeaDream Yacht Club.
Main new features of the 2028 season
- More transits through the Corinth Canal
The SeaDream II will cross the legendary Corinth Canal seven times during the season. At only 21 meters wide, this spectacular passage is inaccessible to large cruise ships, making it a distinctive SeaDream experience.
- More itineraries along the Amalfi Coast
One of the most sought-after destinations, the Amalfi Coast will take center stage like never before. Guests can enjoy extended stays in places like Amalfi, Positano, Capri , and Sorrento, including nights in port to experience the region at a leisurely pace.
For those seeking a more comprehensive experience, the season includes new 10- and 11-night itineraries that combine Greece, Sicily , and the Italian coast into a single luxury trip. There is also the option to link these itineraries to create an even more extensive experience.
Destinations such as Venice, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Korčula, Rovinj and Zadar will play a major role, with a greater presence of the Dalmatian coast than in previous years. The Venice–Dubrovnik and Dubrovnik–Athens itineraries are particularly noteworthy.
The season will include nights in destinations such as Kotor, Hvar, Mykonos, Capri, Amalfi and Sorrento, as well as night sailing in front of the volcano and visits to historical sites such as Delphi and Delos.
Each trip includes gourmet outdoor dining, water sports from the yacht's marina, and a crew-to-passenger ratio of one to one, guaranteeing a highly personalized service.
“Based on our 25 years of yachting experience, we’ve selected the destinations we’re most passionate about, the must-see ports, and the anchorages our guests return to time and time again. This is, quite simply, the very best of the Mediterranean,” Brynestad concluded.
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