Todd, timely question..Susan Walsh (Browne & Keene) just received a presentation from Seadream Wednesday and received brochures and DVD's--she sent me some. She is real excited about Seadream...a good friend (retired AF Col, fighter pilot) sailed with them this spring as a guest lecturer for the first time--he also took his bride..here are his comments, fyi...

We just returned from my first gig as lecturer. It was incredible. 3 days in San Juan; 14 day (smooth) crossing to Madeira and 4 days in
Barcelona. Only 70 people on the Seadream yacht and 92 staff pampering us. Captain said we broke a record, consuming 1,021 bottles of wine and champagne plus untold quantities of hard stuff. Seadream is ultra-inclusive
and their translants are a super deal at $150/day - you couldn't even
buy the food they serve for that. We are going to take the east-west translant in Nov 2008. I'll keep you posted on that.


Todd, IMO their Caribbean itineraries are interesting to me (like to dive) but the TA above not so much, due to the size of their ships--would be concerned for stability in open seas during the crossing (see Anne's comments above..."like a cork bobbing"

Hopefully Susan will see your post and chime in too