SeaDream I
Small ship & sail · built 1984 · 112 guests

SeaDream I

SeaDream Yacht Club · SeaDream twin yachts (ex-Sea Goddess class)

Photo: Gordon Leggett, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Is she right for you?

Couples who want a casual private-yacht feel with lots of crew attention.

Think twice if: Built in 1984-85; cabins are small and there is no theatre.

See her Europe sailings ↓ · Where is she now? → · SeaDream Yacht Club's page for this ship →

At a glance

What she's like

Size & feelSmall ship · 112 guests

Quiet and personal. Small enough for little harbours big ships can't use. About 38 tons of ship per guest. As a rule of thumb, 40 or more feels roomy and under 30 feels busy.

Who you'll sail with

'English is the official language', international crew.

Price level$$$$$

Our judgment, from $ (budget) to $$$$$ (ultra-luxury).

Included in the fare

All meals; soft drinks, coffee, tea, bottled water, beer, select spirits and complimentary wines; crew gratuities. Not included: air, transfers, hotels, Yachting Land Adventures (excursions), Wi-Fi, premium/reserve drinks.

Children

No children under 1; under-18s with an adult; no children's programs or babysitting.

What to wear

Daytime 'country-club casual'; evenings slacks, closed-toe shoes, collared shirt, jacket optional; dresses/skirts or elegant tops for women. Suits and ties not required.

Where & when

Where she sails in Europe

Mediterranean, Northern Europe

Ex-Sea Goddess I.

We don't have her sailing-by-sailing schedule yet. See the line's site for dates.

Your real budget

What it costs beyond the fare

Tips for the crewincluded; Suites: included; Not added automatically
Drinks packageIncluded (select spirits and wines); premium and reserve selections extra.
WifiPaid: $35 per day or $99 per week per log-in.
Specialty restaurantsNot applicable (all meals included).
Money on boardUSD (prices in US$; limited USD-EUR exchange onboard).

How tipping and money work on a European cruise → · Build a full trip budget →

Her restaurants · 2 included, 0 extra

Where to eatCost
Dining SalonIncluded
Topside RestaurantIncluded
Choosing your cabin

Which cabin to book, and which to avoid

The line doesn't publish cabin sizes for this ship that we could find.

Good to know before you pick

  • All staterooms sit in one block from just forward of midship toward the bow; none are aft near the pool, bars or dining
  • Accessible stateroom: 215 (deck 2)
  • Some staterooms are marked convertible to Commodore Suites (hatched): e.g. 204-209 (deck 2), 304-306 and 320-322 (deck 3)
  • Lifeboats on deck 5 sit beside the aft half of the deck, not beside any cabins on that deck (deck 5 has no cabins)
  • Owner's Suite is on deck 3; Admiral's Suite is on deck 4

If you use a wheelchair or walk with difficulty

Only a few emergency wheelchairs; bring or rent your own. Tender policy not published. Elevators: One elevator, midship, shown on decks 2, 3, 4 and 5 Our accessibility guide →

Deck plans

Find your way around

Our own deck plans, drawn from the line's official plan: tap a deck to see it from above, with what's at the front, middle and back of the ship. Use “Find on board” to light up every deck with a pool, a bar or a restaurant. Not to scale.

  1. Deck 6 , Sun Deck & sun beds; Couples hot tubs; Golf simulator; Top of the Yacht Bar; Balinese Dream Beds
  2. Deck 5 , Bridge; Open promenade (both sides); Medical facility; Topside Restaurant
  3. Deck 4 , SeaDream Spa, Fitness Center, Beauty Salon; Casino; Piano Bar; Library; Al fresco dining & lounging
  4. Deck 3 , Concierge & Boutique; Main Salon & Bar; Card Room; Pool Bar; Hot tub; Pool
  5. Deck 2 , Dining Salon; Retractable watersports marina platform

Open SeaDream Yacht Club's official deck plan →

Planning your trip

What to book, and when

Booking, check-in and reservations

Deposit $500 per stateroom (refundable per FAQ wording). Final payment timing not published.

Tips for her Europe sailings

Cabins have both US (110V) and European (220V) sockets. Allow at least 1 hour after arrival for disembarkation clearance.

Before you go

The details

The ship in numbers

Cruise line
SeaDream Yacht Club
Kind of ship
Small ship & sail
Built
1984
Last refit
2024
Guests
112
Crew
95
Cabins
56
Guest decks
5
Gross tons
4,253
Length
105 m (344 ft)
Width
18 m (60 ft)
Flag
Bahamas
Class
SeaDream twin yachts (ex-Sea Goddess class)
Ship number
IMO 8203438
Sister ships
SeaDream II
In Europe 2026–27
Mediterranean, Northern Europe
Worth knowing

Highlights

  • Twin mega-yachts: 112 guests, 95 crew, 56 staterooms and suites
  • Balinese Dream Beds on deck 6, you can sleep under the stars
  • Retractable watersports marina at the stern
  • Upgraded 2023-24, per SeaDream
  • Top speed 15 knots
On board & ashore

More pictures

Sources & what we could not confirm · 4 sources · checked 2026-11
Still being confirmed
  • 'Upgraded: 2023-24' as printed by SeaDream; recorded as 2024
  • 'Ex-Sea Goddess class' lineage from Wikipedia (secondary)
  • SeaDream Yacht Club: Deposit line context unclear (could be a waitlist/hold deposit)
  • SeaDream Yacht Club: Final payment and cancellation schedule
  • SeaDream Yacht Club: Tender access
  • SeaDream Yacht Club: Nationality mix
  • Deck plan: Positions read by eye from the deck images; numbered key from the same page
  • Deck plan: Cabin sizes not stated on the deck plan page
  • Deck plan: SeaDream II assumed identical (page covers both yachts)