Four Norway cruises and an unusual voyage from Oslo to Civitavecchia (Rome) are planned. The first cruise will sail July 7 from Oslo to Bergen, followed by a Bergen to Oslo trip, each seven days. A pair of 10-day sailings follow: Oslo to Tromsø and Tromsø to Oslo.
Then the ship repositions from Oslo to Civitavecchia. The trip is available as Oslo-Bordeaux, eight days, and Bordeaux-Civitavecchia, 10 days.
Fully vaccinated crew, but no passenger vaccine mandate
Yesterday, SeaDream’s fully vaccinated crew flew from Malta to Norway to prepare.
Follows sold-out 2020 season
Last summer's Norwegian program was well-received. The company initially planned to operate only one ship, SeaDream I, on nine voyages but had to quickly add SeaDream II to double capacity and meet the demand. The entire season of 21 voyages quickly sold out, and the cruises operated with no COVID-19 cases on board.
SeaDream received messages from past travelers who loved their experience in Norway and those who missed the opportunity last year. As a result, the line crafted four voyages in Norway this summer, featuring destinations that hand-picked by CEO and Founder Atle Brynestad.
Highlights include 'the heart of the fjords' Bergen; Olden, Norway’s gateway to the glaciers; and the Lofoten Islands, high above the Arctic Circle.
Grand voyage
The grand voyage from Oslo to Civitavecchia features a picturesque transit through the Little Belt strait and Kiel Canal, gives a taste of France in Bordeaux and stops at Vigo, Cadiz and Ibiza in Spain. On Aug. 28, SeaDream returns to its planned schedule with a couple of Mediterranean charters.
'We know our guests will enjoy the SeaDream experience of casual elegance and gourmet dining accompanied by the most beautiful backdrop in the world,' EVP Andreas Brynestad said.
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