SeaDream Yacht Club has unveiled its spring 2028 Caribbean season, featuring 32 new voyages aboard the newly refreshed SeaDream I and SeaDream II, running from January to April. These itineraries are tailored for discerning yacht travellers who seek private harbours, secluded beaches, overnight stays, and immersive island time—elements rarely found in mainstream cruising. Each exchange of guests for crew ensures a highly attentive, all-inclusive experience that includes watersports launched directly from the yacht and fine dining recognized as the highest-rated at sea.
The line is responding to guest interest with expanded itineraries to the Virgin Islands, embracing intimate harbours such as Jost van Dyke, Norman Island, Prickly Pear, Leverick Bay, Culebra, and Vieques—all destinations that larger cruise ships cannot access.
Overnight stays in St. Barths are now almost standard across the lineup, allowing passengers ample time to explore its famed beaches, boutiques, and nightlife at a relaxed pace.
SeaDream’s popular Bahamas yachting voyages returns for a fourth year, offered as week-long departures from Palm Beach, Florida. Guests will visit pristine cays, marine parks, exclusive golf resorts, and enjoy top-tier snorkeling—the kind of tranquil beauty that only yacht-scale operations can deliver.
Signature experiences distinguish this season: 4 voyages are timed to coincide with the Full Moon Party at Trellis Bay on Beef Island, where guests witness local music, fire dancing, and authentic Caribbean cuisine in a setting only accessible by yacht.
Each voyage also features the Champagne & Caviar Splash beach party—champagne and caviar served in the surf followed by a lavish beach barbecue.
New ports for 2028 include Port St. Charles in Barbados and St. Pierre, Martinique, further extending SeaDream’s reach into the southern Caribbean with longer 10- and 11-day journeys that immerse travellers in local culture and exclusive events like a beach dinner party at Carambola Beach Club in St. Kitts.