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SeaDream returning to Scandinavia and Northern Europe
SeaDream Yacht Club will return to Scandinavia and Northern Europe in summer 2025 with SeaDream II.
The modernized yacht will embark on 14 voyages from May through August 2025 and call on a total of 46 individual ports on seven- to 11-night itineraries.
Guests enjoy longer summer days and the midnight sun t with late-night and midnight departures on all voyages.
SeaDream II’s new 2025 Scandinavia and Northern Europe season is now open for sale.
“SeaDream Yacht Club is Norwegian-family owned and operated, and Norway and Northern Europe is our backyard,” said Atle Brynestad, Founder, Owner & Chairman of SeaDream Yacht Club.
“We have selected some of the most fascinating destinations throughout the region. Guests will enjoy one-to-one, personalized service on our yachts and sail through small channels and narrow waterways that larger vessels cannot enter.”
SeaDream II starts her Scandinavia and Northern Europe season with a 10-night voyage, departing May 5, 2025, from Lisbon, Portugal, to Bordeaux, France.
Guests will enjoy late evening stays in port and overnight stays at Bilbao, Spain and Bordeaux.
A special, seven-night voyage, departing May 15, will bring guests up the Thames River to London, where the yacht will overnight alongside the historic HMS Belfast, adjacent to Tower Bridge.
Travellers can also choose from four, 10-night itineraries in June and seven-night itineraries in July, exploring the fjords of Norway.
Guests visit off-the-beaten-path destinations such as Måloy, Kalvag, Vik, Rosendal, and Svolvaer.
On these voyages, guests overnight in Reine, and Lofoten Islands, where they can fully take in the midnight sun.
On the June voyages, SeaDream II also brings guests into Trollfjord of the Nordland.
SeaDream II will also sail six voyages to Northern European and Baltic destinations in Germany, Denmark, and Sweden.
Guests will sail between Oslo, Norway, and Stockholm, Sweden, and visit Frederikshavn, Copenhagen, and Ronne, Denmark; and the seaside resort destinations of Warnemünde and Sassnitz, Germany.
Two of these voyages, a seven-night itinerary departing May 24 from London and a 10-night voyage, departing August 9 from Oslo, also transits the Kiel Canal and finishes with two nights docked in the heart of Bordeaux.
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