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Itineraries of the Seadream I

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Ship's attributes

Services And Amenities

  • Elevators
  • Self-service laundry room
  • Casino
  • Jacuzzi
  • Pool
  • Beauty salon
  • Spa & body care

Technical specifications

  • Tonnage:  4333
  • Speed:  18.0 knots
  • Passengers:  207
  • Length:  104 m
  • Width:  18 m

History

  • 1984: Année de construction
  • 2018: Année de rénovation

SeaDream I: one hundred and twelve guests on a 1984 hull, and 183 departures on our calendar

SeaDream I is the first of the two yachts at SeaDream Yacht Club. We carry 183 departures across 130 dates and 163 routes, from 25 July 2026 to 14 April 2029. It is the fullest calendar in this batch.

The hull

Floated out on 11 July 1983 by Wärtsilä, at Helsinki, in service from 1984. Four thousand two hundred and fifty-three gross tons, one hundred and eight metres by fourteen, three decks open to guests. One hundred and twelve guests, ninety-five crew: near enough one to one.

Four names, three houses

Sea Goddess I for Sea Goddess Cruises from 1984 to 1986, then for Cunard until 1998. Seabourn Goddess I from 1999 to 2001, for Cunard then Seabourn. SeaDream I since 2001. The hull is forty years old and has spent twenty-five of them under her present name.

What a hundred and twelve people change, and what the hull cannot hide

Anchorages large hulls do not approach, a bathing platform aft, a crew that knows you by the second day. The house refuses the word "cruise" and speaks of yachting: it is a commercial stance, but it describes the scale well enough. The other side is real: a 1984 hull does not compare with a 2020 hull on cabins, sound insulation or accessibility. You have to want this format to be happy on it.

One episode not to bury

In November 2020, seven guests and two crew tested positive for COVID-19 aboard, and the line cancelled the rest of its season. It belongs to the ship's history and says nothing about how she is run today, but a reader who finds it elsewhere deserves to have read it here first.

Elsewhere in the small format

SeaDream II is her sister hull, in service a year later. If the scale attracts you more than the yacht comfort, Star Clipper is a sailing ship carrying a hundred and seventy, and Ponant runs small ships in French.

Frequently Asked Questions

Floated out on 11 July 1983 by Wärtsilä, at Helsinki, in service from 1984.
Sea Goddess I for Sea Goddess Cruises from 1984 to 1986, then for Cunard until 1998. Seabourn Goddess I from 1999 to 2001. SeaDream I since 2001.
In November 2020, seven guests and two crew tested positive for COVID-19, and the line cancelled the rest of its season. It belongs to the ship's history and says nothing about how she is run today.
Yes, SeaDream II, in service a year later.
One hundred and eighty-three, across one hundred and thirty dates and one hundred and sixty-three routes, from 25 July 2026 to 14 April 2029.
Wärtsilä, at Helsinki. Four thousand two hundred and fifty-three gross tons, one hundred and eight metres by fourteen, three decks open to guests, one hundred and twelve guests and ninety-five crew.
The house refuses the word "cruise" and speaks of yachting. It is a commercial stance, but it describes the scale well enough: one hundred and twelve guests, an anchorage rather than a berth, a bathing platform rather than a pool deck.
A hull more than forty years old does not compare with a recent one on cabins, sound insulation or accessibility. That is not a hidden flaw, it is the bargain: you buy the scale and the service, not the newness. If accessibility matters to you, raise it with your advisor before booking.
Two: SeaDream I and SeaDream II.
We will not assert it here. We have not measured what the line includes in its fares ship by ship. Ask your advisor for the written list before booking.
Anyone looking for a theatre, a choice of restaurants and wide deck space. A hundred and twelve people is a floating house: you meet the same faces all week, which is the charm of the format or its drawback, depending on the traveller.
Service is in English. If French matters to you, say so to your advisor before booking.
Your agency, and it alone. Voyages AquaTerra operates under a licence from Quebec's Office de la protection du consommateur, your payments pass through a trust account, and the compensation fund for travel agency clients covers your departure.
Yes, it is one of the format's arguments: a bathing platform deploys aft at anchor. It depends on the sea state and on the ship's decision, like any water activity.
A 1984 hull was not designed to today's accessibility standards. We have not measured what the ship offers: that is a question for your advisor before booking, not after.
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