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SeaDream first boutique line to adopt SpaceX Starlink Internet
SeaDream’s twin luxury yachts, SeaDream I and SeaDream II now offers guest Internet access via Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starlink.
SeaDream says it is the first boutique line to debut Starlink.
It is part of SeaDream’s $10 million renovation investment
Andreas Brynestad of SeaDream said: “The small size of our yachts provides a distinct advantage, in that we can deliver a larger amount of Internet per-person on board—quite possibly making us the fastest Internet on the seas.”
“In the two short months since introducing Starlink, we have received remarkable positive feedback.”
SeaDream Yacht Club’s twin yachts each house 56 staterooms and an intimate onboard ambiance, with all activities offered in the open air
SeaDream Yacht Club provides a boutique yachting experience to secluded ports on 4- to 16-day voyages.
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