The luxury yacht company has announced SeaDream III, the first new yacht to join the fleet in the company’s 25-year history
Set to make her debut in July 2029, SeaDream III will welcome around 200 guests onboard, with accommodations spanning five decks and includes a greater selection of suites, Commodore staterooms, and connecting configurations.
SeaDream III will embark on her maiden voyage from Hong Kong on July 10th, 2029, sailing through the Ryukyu Islands and along Japan’s Pacific coast before arriving in Tokyo for her official christening on July 21st.
Her inaugural season will continue with a collection of voyages exploring Japan and South Korea. Highlights include Hakodate, Aomori, Akita, Kanazawa, Hiroshima, Kobe and Osaka; Mount Fuji views from Shimizu and Tagonoura; Japan’s Inland Sea; Busan and Jeju in South Korea; and the islands of Yakushima, Amami Oshima and Ishigaki.
Following her season in Japan, SeaDream III will continue to Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand.
During her first 24 months, SeaDream III will sail to six continents, 73 countries, and 364 ports. In 2030, the yacht will sail west from Asia to India, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Mediterranean before arriving in London. From there, she will set sail and explore the British Isles, the Baltic, Norway, Svalbard, Greenland, and Iceland.
The ship will then sail to Canada and continue to the Great Lakes, before heading along the American east coast to arrive in West Palm Beach where she will begin a series of Caribbean, Central America and Panama voyages.
On January 5th, 2031, SeaDream III will depart West Palm Beach on a 180-night World Voyage to London.
Atle Brynestad, founder and owner of SeaDream Yacht Club, said, “SeaDream III represents the next chapter for SeaDream. 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."
Reservations are now open.
