SEADREAM SCORES TOP SPOTS WITH BERLITZ
SEADREAM Yacht Club’s SeaDream I and SeaDream II have been awarded the top two Boutique Passenger Vessel placings in the prestigious 2017 Berlitz Guide to Cruising and Cruise Ships – the so-called “bible of world cruising.”
The Guide is researched and written by Douglas Ward who, with more than 1,100 cruises behind him, is considered the world’s top authority on cruising and cruise ships. For each year’s edition, Mr Ward takes into account hundreds of separate items based on personal cruises, and portside visits and re-visits to ships during the year.
Mr Ward scored SeaDream I a total of 1,754 points out of a possible 2000 points in his year 2017 Guide that’s just been published, and SeaDream II a total 1,750 points, and noted the SeaDream twins’ reputations for being “beautiful, intimate and with excellent food.”
President of SeaDream Yacht Club, Bob Lepisto said the company was honoured and delighted to once again be so highly distinguished in the world-renowned Berlitz Guide.
“We thank Mr Ward and his publishers,” Mr Lepisto said. “And I add my own thanks to our colleagues at sea, and those in our offices around the world who have all contributed to our continued success.”
SeaDream I and SeaDream II each carries a maximum of just 112 guests in 56 staterooms, served by 95 crew. Included in sailings aboard the mega motor-cruisers are wines with lunches and dinners, premium drinks from the open bars, power and sail water sports where locally permitted, mountain bikes for shore expeditions, an onboard golf simulator and fitness centre, and port charges and taxes
For more information about SeaDream I and II, see travel agents or go to www.seadream.com
SEADREAM Yacht Club’s SeaDream I and SeaDream II have been awarded the top two Boutique Passenger Vessel placings in the prestigious 2017 Berlitz Guide to Cruising and Cruise Ships – the so-called “bible of world cruising.”
The Guide is researched and written by Douglas Ward who, with more than 1,100 cruises behind him, is considered the world’s top authority on cruising and cruise ships. For each year’s edition, Mr Ward takes into account hundreds of separate items based on personal cruises, and portside visits and re-visits to ships during the year.
Mr Ward scored SeaDream I a total of 1,754 points out of a possible 2000 points in his year 2017 Guide that’s just been published, and SeaDream II a total 1,750 points, and noted the SeaDream twins’ reputations for being “beautiful, intimate and with excellent food.”
President of SeaDream Yacht Club, Bob Lepisto said the company was honoured and delighted to once again be so highly distinguished in the world-renowned Berlitz Guide.
“We thank Mr Ward and his publishers,” Mr Lepisto said. “And I add my own thanks to our colleagues at sea, and those in our offices around the world who have all contributed to our continued success.”
SeaDream I and SeaDream II each carries a maximum of just 112 guests in 56 staterooms, served by 95 crew. Included in sailings aboard the mega motor-cruisers are wines with lunches and dinners, premium drinks from the open bars, power and sail water sports where locally permitted, mountain bikes for shore expeditions, an onboard golf simulator and fitness centre, and port charges and taxes
For more information about SeaDream I and II, see travel agents or go to www.seadream.com
