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SeaDream Yacht Club is the new yachting venture by Norwegian entrepreneur Atle Brynestad. Mr. Brynestad, founder and original owner of Seabourn Cruise Line, has purchased the casual and intimate mega yachts that were originally introduced as Sea Goddess I and II, these large yachts have only 55 suites with an open, unstructured ambience---casual yet refined and ideal for a discerning clientele with a personal, fulfilling lifestyle and a desire for club-like privacy.

He and his colleagues, all veterans of the passenger shipping field, are operating the ultra luxury yachts SeaDream I and SeaDream II at the highest level of elegance and service withinternational officers, staff and crew. These unique yachts are the famed prototypes that introduced the boutique, ultra luxury experience that Mr. Brynestad expanded and refined when he introduced Seabourn in 1987.

SeaDream I and II have just been completely redesigned and refitted at Lloyd Werfts shipyard in Bremerhaven, Germany and are now cruising in the Mediterranean. They are based in Nice for Mediterranean sailings and St. Thomas and Palm Beach, Florida for the Caribbean winter season.. In the Mediterranean the twin yachts will call on such ports as Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon, Seville, Livorno (Florence), Monte Carlo, Portofino, Cannes and St. Tropez as well as a variety of lesser known, off-beat coastal towns and small harbors. In the Caribbean, where the yachts will sail out of St. Thomas and will call on ports in the British Virgin Islands and the Grenadines. For the Palm Beach-based sailings, ports will include Nassau, San Salvador, Rose Island and Key West. Larry Pimentel, Chairman and CEO for SeaDream Yacht Club, said Our handsome twins provide a true yachting experience. It is totally different from a cruise line experience.