SeaDream II

SeaDream II was built in 1985 by STX Finland Helsinki (Petter Yran & Bjorn Storbraaten). Previously, the ship was sailing as Cunard’s Sea Goddess II. SeaDream II has been in SeaDream Yacht Club fleet since 2001. The ship was last refurbished in 2007.

History - construction and ownership

The 4,333-ton, 112-passenger cruise ship SeaDream II is indistinguishable from her sister ship, SeaDream I, and has the charm of a private club. She was designed for independent, experienced travellers who dislike large ships with kids running around, and all the dressing up – ties are useless here. Inside SeaDream II, there is a feeling of discreet sophistication. The public rooms are elegant and chic, with potpourri and flowers everywhere. 

Cruise itinerary program

SeaDream 2 itinerary program is based on Mediterranean cruises from Rome, Venice, Barcelona, Athens/Piraeus and Dubrovnik, as well as Caribbean voyages from San Juan and Charlotte Amalie. 

Cabins

SeaDream II ship is a mega yacht for only up to 56 couples. The so called Yacht Club Staterooms are fifty-four of 195 sq.feet, and sixteen of them are convertible to 390 sq.feet eight double Commodore Club staterooms. There are also the 450 sq.feet Owner’s Suite and 375 sq.feet Admiral Suite. Each SeaDream stateroom features a marble bathroom, Bulgari amenities, plush cotton bathrobes. Enjoy the magnifying mirrors and massage shower units. The living-room areas have entertainment centers featuring flat screens, plasma TVs, CD/DVD systems, internet outlets, iPod stations, personalized stationeries. Refrigerators and bars stocked with soft drinks, beers, and bottled spring water (complimentary), are also available.

Shipboard dining options - Food and Drinks

A delightful feature of SeaDream cruises in warm areas is the beach barbecue “caviar in the surf”. Another benefit are the drinks onboard, which except connoisseur wines and premium brands, are all free. All meals are open seating, all the time. Breakfast is typically served at ship's Topside Restaurant. Guests can choose from a small array of fruits, breads, cereals and yogurt at a mini-buffet. Hot dishes are ordered from a menu. Lunch is also served at the Topside, while dinner locales vary.

Shipboard entertainment options - Fun and Sport

SeaDream guests love entertaining themselves. Entertainment options include an intimate Piano Bar, Main Lounge light music and first run movies, under the stars swimming pool, or a great choice of in staterooms’ CDs and DVDs. At no cost passengers may check out iPod stocked with different types of music. SeaDream water sports marina makes it easy for passengers to snorkel and sail off stern. Water toys are complimentary and include snorkel gear, kayaks, Hobie Cat, banana boat, and Jet Skis. Don’t forget the mountain bikes. On SeaDream Yachts the art of conversation is high valued and considered important. So are the arts of reading, sunbathing or snoozing in shades.

• Cabin grades number: 4
• Total number of cabins: 47 (of which all are Suites)
• Dining Rooms: Dining Room / Meeting Room
• Restaurants, Lounges & Bars: Topside Restaurant, Top Of The Yacht Bar, Piano Bar, Casino, Boutique, Promenade (on Deck 5), Spa / Gym / Beauty, Library, Golf Simulator, water sports platform (retractable), pool, whirlpool.
• SeaDream II cruise ship is the line's second of all 2 top luxury all-inclusive cruise yachts. Her sister in the fleet is the yacht Sea Dream 1. The ship was built in 1985 and chartered as "Sea Goddess II" (to "Sea Goddess Cruises", between 1984 and 1998), as "Seabourn Goddess II" (to Cunard and Seabourn, between 1999 and 2001) and operated under its current name by the yacht's owner since 2001.
• The Sea Dream line's SeaDream 2 yacht cruises in Mediterranean (visiting islands and ports in Italy, Greece, Turkey, France / French Riviera, Spain, also Black Sea) and in the Caribbean (during winter). Transatlantic luxury cruise deals are offered seasonally on the yacht's Atlantic Ocean crossings.
• Some of the ship's itineraries can be combined into back-to-back cruise deals (longer, discount priced voyages). Another feature on the top luxury yacht SeaDream II is that, while generally departures and ports of call times are preset, the ship's Captain can modify the cruise schedule and adjust those times (even call ports) along the sailing route - if that would please his guests. Also, while most Caribbean cruise ships depart from ports of call in late afternoon, SeaDream 2 is often departing in late evening - just to give its affluent guests the chance to enjoy the local restaurants or the nightlife. Many cruise itineraries additionally feature scheduled overnight stays in call ports.
• The SeaDream 2's passenger capacity is only 112 guests, making it perfect for cruise ship charters, that usually serve corporate business meetings, "rich family" reunions, celebrities' anniversaries at sea, etc. On such deals, the cruise itinerary route for the yacht's charter is determined by the booking party.