SeaDream has taken advantage of the pandemic pause in cruising by giving SeaDream II a dramatic multi-million dollar modernisation.
“We believe that luxury yachting lies in the details of the guest experience. That’s why we’ve spent the last year quietly investing in upgrading our staterooms and public spaces,” according to a company statement.
Sister yacht Seadream I is to undergo exactly the same upgrade, with work beginning at the end of March.
The entire project is costing $10m, and the upgrades include
- New Burmese teakwood decking on all outside decks
- Fully renovated and remodelled staterooms and suites, with extra space for sleeping, relaxing, and storage
- New 55-inch LED TVs with infotainment system; conveniently located USB/USBC ports
- Fully upgraded open-air spaces and decks, including Seora mahogany beds and two couples jacuzzies with rain showers
- An upgraded marina platform
Some examples of the SeaDream renovations
Renovations also provide state-of-the-art technology, enhanced stateroom space and luxurious lounging areas on all decks, including Deck 6, renamed the SeaClub.
“This project entails a total investment of more than $10 million and reflects SeaDream’s continued commitment to our guests’ comfort and optimal convenience,” said company president Andreas Brynestad.
“During these unprecedented times, as the travel industry navigates the COVID-19 pandemic, we have spared no expense in our mission to deliver an elevated guest experience. We believe the time is ripe to put our investment dollars toward the evolution of SeaDream yachting.”