SeaDream Yacht Club has unveiled details of its first new yacht in the company’s 25-year history.
SeaDream III will debut in Asia in July 2029, bringing the SeaDream experience to six continents, 73 countries, and 364 ports during her first 24 months
Reservations for the yacht’s inaugural voyages are now open.
“SeaDream III represents the next chapter for SeaDream,” said Atle Brynestad, founder and owner of SeaDream Yacht Club.
“She will carry forward the same DNA as SeaDream I and SeaDream II: personalised service, exceptional cuisine, a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, and the genuine feeling of being on your own yacht. With SeaDream III, the whole world becomes our destination.”
At approximately 500ft in length, the new yacht will welcome around 200 guests, cared for by a crew of nearly equal number, preserving the intimacy and highly personalised service that have defined SeaDream for 25 years.
Guest accommodations will span five decks and include a greater selection of suites, Commodore staterooms and connecting configurations, with private balconies across four guest decks.
Larger suites and staterooms will provide more space to settle in, whether joining SeaDream for a single voyage or an extended journey.
The yacht’s design will place open-air living at its center, with expansive upper decks, a dedicated pool deck and multiple indoor and al fresco spaces for dining, gathering and relaxing.
Three dedicated watersports marinas will provide direct access to the sea, building upon one of the signature experiences aboard SeaDream I and SeaDream II.
SeaDream III will also feature expanded spa, fitness and wellness offerings, reflecting SeaDream’s continued focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle at sea.
She will embark on her maiden voyage from Hong Kong on July 10, 2029, sailing through the Ryukyu Islands and along Japan’s Pacific coast before arriving in Tokyo for her official christening on July 21.
The 10-night maiden voyage will feature extended stays in Ishigaki and Yakushima, along with calls in Okinawa, Amami Oshima, Kochi and Shimizu.