SeaDream Yacht Club has unveiled new destinations for the 2027 and 2028 seasons, ranging from Mediterranean harbors to remote North Atlantic isles and Caribbean hideaways.

In a press release, the company said it plans to add 27 ports in 2027 and at least 28 in 2028, with more destinations expected as the itineraries get announced.

“Our guests crave authenticity and freedom—to discover places that are difficult to reach on their own, linger longer in small harbors, and truly feel at home on a private yacht,” said Andreas Brynestad.

“With our 2026 season now underway and the 2027–2028 itineraries adding dozens of maiden calls, we’re inviting travelers to explore more of the world with SeaDream.”

The 2026 season is already underway, with the SeaDream I and SeaDream II sailing to maiden destinations, including:

• Primosten, Croatia – A medieval peninsula town with cobblestone lanes and pebble beaches, featured on the June 13, 2026 itinerary.
• Syvota, Greece – A collection of crystalline coves and islets on Greece’s Epirus coast; visited on August 15, 2026.
• Galaxidi, Greece – A neoclassical village near Delphi, appearing on several 2026 voyages.
• Tinos, Greece – Renowned for its marble craftsmen and hilltop villages.
• Setúbal, Portugal – A historic city south of Lisbon with a 16th‑century monastery; first visit on October 23, 2026.
• Fajardo Bay, Puerto Rico – SeaDream returns to this bay after a decade, offering kayaking in bioluminescent waters and access to exclusive golf courses.

 

2027: 27 New Ports to Explore

In addition to the recently announced Caribbean voyages, SeaDream will introduce 27 new ports of call across Northern Europe, the British Isles and the Mediterranean in 2027, tripling the number of voyages compared to 2026.

Some highlights are:

• Arendal & Brønnøysund, Norway – Coastal towns along Norway’s southern and Helgeland coasts, offering easy access to fjords and waterfronts.
• Caen‑Ouistreham, France – Gateway to the D‑Day beaches and the historic city of Caen.
• Castellon & Ceuta, Spain – Castellon introduces Spain’s lesser‑known Costa del Azahar, while the North African enclave of Ceuta delivers a fusion of Spanish and Moroccan cultures.
• Kinsale & Youghal, Ireland – Historic Irish harbors with medieval architecture.
• Lagos, Portugal – An Algarve destination featuring dramatic cliffs.

Other new ports include Dartmouth and Poole in England; Dundee, Montrose and Oban in Scotland; Skudeneshavn in Norway; Porto Montenegro; and Saint‑Raphaël on the French Riviera.

Many itineraries also incorporate new turnaround ports at Leith (Edinburgh) and Portsmouth, the company said.

Guests can also expect itineraries such as Oslo‑to‑Edinburgh, Glasgow‑to‑Dublin, and Valletta‑to‑Rome (for the 2027 solar eclipse).

2028: Continuing the Journey to Hidden Harbors

SeaDream will add 28 new ports across the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Caribbean in 2028, pairing classics with fresh discoveries.

New destinations include:

• Portonovi, Montenegro – A luxury marina community on the Bay of Kotor.
• Visby & Fjällbacka, Sweden – Visby’s UNESCO‑listed medieval walls and Fjällbacka’s granite‑sculpted archipelago showcase Sweden’s Nordic beauty.
• Port St. Charles, Barbados & St. Pierre, Martinique – In the Caribbean, SeaDream will call at these ports for the first time, adding days at a luxury marina and a visit to Martinique’s historic northern capital.
• Bol (Brač), Croatia & Carloforte (Isola di San Pietro), Italy – Island towns with white‑pebble beaches and Genoese heritage (featured on multiple 2028 sailings).

 

The 2028 season will also feature extended stays in Portofino, Dubrovnik, the Dalmatian Coast and Norway’s fjords.