SeaDream Yacht Club raddoppia il numero di crociere in Norvegia
SeaDream Yacht Club ha iniziato la sua carriera da Atle Brynestad nel 2001, ed è una delle crociere più belle e guidate dal Norvegia. Le famiglie selvagge sono piccole ed esclusive e hanno più carte da parati al mondo migliori in una categoria simile a quella del passato.
SeaDream Yacht Club doubles the number of Norway sailings
The 2025 sailings to Norway were sold out in record time. Now SeaDream Yacht Club is coming back in 2026 – with more than twice as many sailings.
Oslo, 17 November 2023
SeaDream Yacht Club was started by Atle Brynestad in 2001, and is the only cruise line that is still owned and operated from Norway. The family-owned company’s small and exclusive ships have several times been named the world’s best in a number of different categories.
In the next few years, they will also be a frequent guest along the Norwegian coast.
– There is no better way to experience Norway than on small ships, where you decide the pace and what the days will contain. It is as far away from mass tourism as it is possible to get, both for the guests on board and the places we visit, says owner and managing director Atle Brynestad of SeaDream Yacht Club.
– Fantastic demand
When SeaDream launched a handful of sailings to Norway in 2025, the cabins were torn away. More than two years before the first departure from Oslo, the sailings were sold out.
The Norwegian cruise line now more than doubles the number of sailings. In 2026, SeaDream will sail both from Oslo, Bergen and Tromsø throughout the summer, from May to the end of August.
– We see a clear trend where travelers want unique, more personal experiences. We also see that with our Norway sailings. The demand has been absolutely fantastic across all markets, says Brynestad.
Located further
Now the company is coming “back home” with sailings along the Norwegian coast in 2025 and 2026. – Photo: SEADREAM YACHT CLUB
The new sailings for 2026 vary between 7 and 11 days. Rosendal, Vik, Olden, Ålesund, Rørvik, Måløy, Kalvåg, Reine and Svolvær are among the places that will be regularly visited by the SeaDream and guests from all over the world in the coming years.
Several of the places SeaDream stays at the dock until midnight or overnight, so that the around 100 guests do not have to rush back to the ships.
– We are extra proud to bring guests from all over the world here to Norway. We also hope for a good response from Norwegian guests. This is a completely new and completely unique way of experiencing one’s own country, says Brynestad – who himself has helped plan the sailings for both 2025 and 2026.
Named the world’s best
In both 2025 and 2026, the exclusive SeaDream II will sail along the Norwegian coast. The ship, which was recently upgraded for almost NOK 150 million, was named the world’s best cruise ship in the World Cruise Awards as recently as October .
On board, just over 100 guests can enjoy award-winning service from approximately as many crew members, 5-star dining experiences, wellness and attention to detail in elegant, relaxed surroundings.
About SeaDream Yacht Club
Norwegian SeaDream Yacht Club is a world leader in yacht cruising, and has been named the world’s best cruise line in various categories several times.
With room for just over 100 guests, SeaDream Yacht Club’s two small ships offer exclusive and personal experiences, where almost everything on board is included. The company’s two yachts were recently upgraded for almost NOK 150 million.
The company’s ships sail to hand-picked destinations in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, Scandinavia and the Norwegian coast.
SeaDream Yacht Club was started by Atle Brynestad in 2001, and is one of very few family-owned and family-run cruise lines.
With headquarters at Slependen in Asker, in addition to Miami in Florida, SeaDream is the only cruise line that is still owned and operated from Norway.
