SeaDream Yacht Club has revealed plans to begin sailing again in Norway in June, three months on from pausing voyages due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
It is now accepting reservations for nine new 2020 Norwegian voyages but has said it will not be resuming operations in the Mediterranean until 31 August.
The voyages, from 20 June to September, include hand-picked destinations by SeaDream’s Norwegian founder and owner, Atle Brynestad.
While SeaDream usually operates in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, its yachts have been to Norway before. This time, however, they are going further north past the Arctic Circle so that guests can experience the midnight sun, the spectacular Lofoten Fjords and Tromsø.
“We are so excited to be back doing what we do best – bringing our signature SeaDream service to our loyal guests,” says Brynestad.
The voyages include two options: a seven-day voyage to Bergen and a 12-day voyage with three days in Lofoten, one of Norway’s premier destinations.
Two seven-day voyages will embark in Bergen and disembark in Oslo, with a third voyage embarking in Oslo and disembarking in Bergen. Additionally, all six 12-day voyages will offer opportunities to explore Bergen’s houses on hillsides, cobblestone alleys, and world-renowned gastronomy.