SeaDream Yacht Club has announced its 2028 fall Caribbean season and 2029 New Year's itineraries aboard SeaDream I and SeaDream II. Between November 2028 and January 2029, the new schedule will include 13 Caribbean voyages, visiting the Virgin Islands, St. Barths, Anguilla, St. Kitts and Nevis, Antigua, and other destinations in the region.
Designed for travelers seeking a more intimate and relaxed Caribbean experience, the season focuses on overnight stops, small ports inaccessible to large ships, and the leisurely pace of yachting around some of the Caribbean's most attractive islands.
“Our guests return to the Caribbean with us year after year, and it’s easy to see why,” said Andreas Brynestad. “These voyages allow them to spend more time in their favorite destinations, from St. Barths to the Virgin Islands, enjoying the freedom and comfort that define the SeaDream experience.”
St. Barths, protagonist of the season
One of SeaDream's most popular destinations, Gustavia (St. Barths) will feature prominently throughout the season, with multiple overnight stops and late departures on both yachts. Guests can enjoy the island beyond daylight hours, with time for seaside dining, boutique shopping, beach clubs, and the island's renowned nightlife.
Several itineraries will include two full days in port, while the SeaDream I and SeaDream II New Year cruises will feature two nights in St. Barths during the festive period.
Christmas and New Year Cruises
Christmas and New Year's trips will combine destinations such as the Virgin Islands, St. Barths, Anguilla, St. Maarten and Virgin Gorda, allowing you to celebrate the holidays surrounded by warm weather, exclusive marinas, beach clubs and the elegant and relaxed atmosphere characteristic of SeaDream.
New Year's Eve in Gustavia
The 2029 New Year's itineraries will place passengers at the heart of one of the Caribbean's most iconic celebrations. Both SeaDream I and SeaDream II will spend the night of December 31st in the port of Gustavia, where superyachts, waterfront celebrations, and fireworks displays create a unique atmosphere in the region.
Small, exclusive ports
Throughout the season, SeaDream yachts will visit small anchorages and ports inaccessible to large cruise ships, including Leverick Bay and Spanish Town in Virgin Gorda, White Bay in Jost Van Dyke, Norman Island, Sandy Ground in Anguilla and Saba in the Dutch Caribbean.
The itineraries are designed to offer flexibility, access to marinas and more time to explore destinations, moving away from the busy traditional cruise terminals.
“The Caribbean is a destination that naturally aligns with SeaDream’s philosophy,” Brynestad added. “Small harbors, warm nights, time to enjoy the sea, and a more relaxed pace of life. That’s precisely what keeps our guests coming back time and time again.”
