tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-72216862716416135202012-01-31T22:43:31.726-05:00First-hand SeaDream Yacht Club information written by a passenger (me).Carole @ Blue Chateau Interiorsnoreply@blogger.comBlogger451100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7221686271641613520.post-78303966142445806102011-08-11T16:17:00.002-04:002011-08-11T16:18:21.154-04:00

August 11, 2011 A completely NEW look for The Lazy SeaDreamer. Stay tuned.

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In order to go directly to the articles listed below, click the blue titles (not the photos). November 13, 2010 SeaDream II is currently crossing the Atlantic. You can view their progress by following SDIIs blog. The highlight here - Captain Willassen's blogging. He does a great job. Don't miss it! SDII left Lisbon a day late due to sea conditions - I don't blame them. Just the thought

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Are you wondering if a SeaDream cruise is right for you? Photo: SeaDream I pool deck while in the Mediterranean.You desperately need a relaxing vacation.You think you might enjoy a cruise.Yes, a week or so on a lovely yacht atop shocking blue Caribbean waters just might do you good. Photo: SeaDream II anchored near Iles des Saintes, Guadeloupe.Or, maybe a European cruise is more your style. Photo

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Sure, you can look at the SDYC website (see link on my sidebar) and see layouts of the various stateroom types and view professional photos of different areas of the yacht. But, what does a *normal* passenger see?Here, I've combined photos from both of our SDYC voyages and photos from SeaDream's website (online photo gallery) to give you a taste of yachting, SeaDream style. Join me up the gangway

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A SeaDream cruise is all-inclusive.That means virtually everything is paid for prior to embarkation.Everything.Gourmet food. Never-ending glasses of champagne. Big plates of crispy bacon. Water toys (including free snorkel equipment because you don't want to pack your own or you don't own it). Everything.You'll want for nothing.Though a SeaDream cruise is not the cheapest cruise out there, luxury

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I'm so excited to share with you my interview with SeaDream's Owner & CEO, Norwegian Atle Brynestad (pronounced, "Ott-lee"). He's based in Oslo, Norway at SeaDream's headquarters. SeaDream I, captained by Valter Berg during our Mediterranean voyage in November 2007.Recently, SeaDream Yacht Club announced new Northern European itineraries for summer 2011 (click link to view all itineraries; if the

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If you've cruised with SeaDream in the past, there's a possibility you've encountered SeaDream's very own James Cabello.James, long-time SeaDream Club & Activities Director, was recently promoted to Commodore of the SeaDream Club. He is currently based in Miami, Florida at SeaDream's headquarters.I am excited to report that he graciously granted me an interview!I was eager to know about his

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If you've read a bit of this blog, you can most likely tell that I'm a very detail-oriented person. So much so, it drives my husband crazy. However, it's one of the things that makes me a decent blogger and lends me a bit credibility when reviewing SeaDream. Mediterranean sunset. See the SDYC logo on the right side of the photo? Follow the ship's deck railing down until it hits the arched doorway

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Dontja just hate it when you have to disembark a SeaDream yacht? I swear, it's friggin depressing. That SD service won't follow you home. There won't be anyone to refresh your room everyday. No nightly onboard cocktail hour (good Lord, I *love* that game!!!). No fabulous-smelling yacht (that'd be the Bvlgari that many of the women slather on, myself included). It sucks.  Period. So, I've

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How do you know if you'll fit in with the other passengers on a SeaDream yacht? It is, after all, a very small ship.Are you too young or too old?Will you feel out of place amongst the other 100 or so passengers?Simply put: you don't have to worry about it. Why? Because age on SeaDream I & SeaDream II is absolutely irrelevant. As in life, age is a state of mind.This is my own personal experience.

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Free travel souvenirs = more money to spend on a SeaDream cruise!I've become an expert in free souvenirs. And I'm not talking about the kind you pick up with sticky fingers.I explained in my article, The Money Factor, that I'm a very thrifty person. Kinda like champagne taste on a self-imposed beer budget.Imagine how excited I was when a kind fellow-passenger on our SD Med cruise explained to me

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Yes, I said FREE.Just a few of the beautiful things we saw during a Caribbean Shoreside Casual Walk with the Crew (FREE shore excursion) in St. Barts.There are free shore excursions on SeaDream!If cost is one thing that's kept you on the fence with booking your SeaDream cruise, you can take solace in knowing that you don't have to pay a dime to get off the yacht and explore a port-of-call with an

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Selecting a stateroom location on a SeaDream yacht is a piece of cake compared to other larger cruise lines.Why? Because the yachts are so small. Photo courtesy SeaDream.com.As such, you don't have thousands of different staterooms and a multitude of category choices from which to choose.Plus, they're all ocean view.It's often said that on an SDYC yacht it truly doesn't matter where your

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Believe it or not, there is plenty of storage room in the 195 sq ft (18 sq meters) Yacht Club Stateroom (SeaDream's standard stateroom). This article applies to the standard stateroom only. This is the only one I'll examine here for storage options because the other staterooms are larger. It does apply to a standard stateroom that is part of a convertible commodore suite.To view layouts of the

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Best 1. Yacht SizeYes, people, there are other luxury cruise lines out there. There is not, however, one with ships yachts as small as mine SeaDream's.To the best of my knowledge, the next smallest luxury ship holds approximately 200 passengers.Here are some fancy yacht specs as pulled from SeaDream's website. None of this stuff means a hill o' beans to me. However, to some of you it

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Remember, this is my personal opinion. Your experience may differ from mine. Additionally, things that I find unappealing might not bother you and vice versa.Don't choose SeaDream if...1. If you want to bring your children. There's nothing for young children to do onboard. They'll become bored and, in turn, drive you crazy.2. If you want to frequently dine in your stateroom.The room service menu

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Did you know that you can sleep on one of the Sunbeds on Deck 6? They're not just for dozing-off after lunch. Photo courtesy SeaDream.com online photo gallery.DH & I had an amazing evening under the stars during our SeaDream Caribbean voyage. In fact, it was so exciting to be sleeping outside that I woke up frequently. I'd never seen so many bright, brilliant stars! At the risk of sounding like a

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As many blog readers have returned from their cruises, I've been blessed to have heard from them.You've shared with me your likes and dislikes. So, it's only proper that I create a space, if you will, to publish them.Readers who participate have agreed to the publication of their surveys and to the inclusion of their abbreviated names unless otherwise informed.If you'd like to participate in a

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My DH shot this video during a beautiful, lazy afternoon onboard SeaDream 2. We are anchored near Petit Bateau.You'll notice that the Pool Deck isn't very crowded at all. Festive music is playing. This is a typical, relaxing afternoon around the Pool Deck.You can request an umbrella to be placed near your deck chair to shade you from the intense Caribbean sun. Note: Sometimes Blogger has issues

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Organized alphabetically by topic, these FAQs have been contributed by several blog readers and myself.This list is a constant work-in-progress and will be updated frequently.BreakfastYou won’t be able to order Eggs Benedict on disembarkation day due to FDA regulations.Concierge The Concierge is very well-trained and can help you with almost anything.The Concierge desk will allow you to use their

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I officially confess that I over pack. For everything. Must be that old Girl Scout in me, remembering the, "Be Prepared" motto when it comes to everything in life, vacations notwithstanding.SDYC has more of a relaxed dress code than your mainstream cruise lines. No formal/cocktail dresses for women. Men, you'll be thrilled to hear that you can leave the dress shoes & suit/sport coats behind to be

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SeaDream's dress code is country club casual.Each passenger's interpretation of this can vary.Ergo, I'll focus here on what NOT to wear to dinner.The following is from SeaDream's website:Yachting Attire – The SeaDream yachting experience personifies “Casual Perfection”. Onboard, resort casual sportswear is all that is needed with comfortable footwear for shore-side visits and casually elegant

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Want to see how The Lazy Sea-Dreamer spends time on a SeaDream yacht in the Caribbean? Specifically, the southern Caribbean route.When we cruise SDYC in the Caribbean, we're content to not leave the yacht.This differs from cruising SDYC in the Mediterranean because we thoroughly enjoy exploring Med ports-of-call.Sometimes we do leave our yacht-haven to take advantage of free shore excursions,

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I've recently received questions regarding my camera equipment.I travel with two cameras. A digital SLR (DSLR) and a compact camera. Yes, my poor DH never ceases to be irritated amazed with all the geeky camera stuff I carry when we travel.My DSLR is a Nikon D80 (yes, I know the photo above is a D300, but I couldn't find a D80 photo with battery grip and my particular lens; they look the same,

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A sign that you are truly on your way is the arrival of the little blue notebook. If you book through a travel agent like we do, the book might go to them first, so I can't tell you when it officially arrives; perhaps after final payment is received.Your little blue notebook is full of great information. There are even self-adhesive luggage tags, complete with your name, stateroom number, sailing

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All of the Daily Programs from our March 2008 SeaDream Southern Caribbean Cruise are presented here. To enlarge, simply click on the image. To return to this page, click your back arrow.

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Good 'ole mal de mar. Sounds like a computer virus, doesn't it? I can tell you first-hand that there's nothing, and I mean absolutely nothing, worse than suffering from seasickness on a cruise.My poor husband spent the entire first full day of our Caribbean voyage hurling, starting the moment he opened his eyes that morning. He's was miserable. We were supposed to be enjoying breakfast, complete

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The text you are about to read is from my original, more detailed SD blog. It begins with a bracketed section entitled, "As I type this," because I'm typically blogging about the prior day's activities. Yachts fill the harbor.[As I type this, it’s 7am on Wednesday morning and I’m sitting on the cozy bed in our Deck 3 stateroom watching the sea & puffy clouds roll by. It’s a beautiful day!]Tuesday

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The best part of Terre de Haut was the beach. Honestly, isn't that usually the case when you're visiting an island? SeaDream II anchored amongst the red, coral, & salmon roofs so characteristic of the Caribbean.Wednesday, April 16, 2008[As I type this, it’s almost 11am on Thursday morning and I’m perched on a Balinese Sunbed on Deck 6 overlooking the turquoise waters of Bequia. We just had a

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Thursday, April 17, 2008 Blogging on a Sunbed on Deck 6, mimosa from breakfast at the ready. The view from my sunbed. We found a quaint bar along the water's edge. DH ordered pina coladas from the bar keep.Now, we're not particularly fond of sweet drinks. However, we were in an island frame of mind, so pina coladas were a must.And, lemme tell ya, the drinks were heavy on the rum side. Mmmm.

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Friday, April 18, 2008Another day in paradise.The text you are about to read is from my original, more-detailed blog. Petit Bateau was my favorite island to photograph! That, er, could've been because I was too chicken to get in the water to snorkel. Stupid sharks. The approach to Petit Bateau.[As I type this, I'm sitting on a Sunbed on Deck 6 with a glass of cold, bubbly champagne. As my eye

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[To read about our Mediterranean Champagne & Caviar Splash, click HERE.]SeaDream's Caribbean Champagne & Caviar Splash is typically celebrated during the last full day of your cruise. You know what's really neat about it? You've spent all week developing friendships and building a cohesive bond with your fellow passengers. During the Splash, *all* of you celebrate the cruise and those friendships

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After a peaceful night's sleep, we awoke to the reality that this was D-Day: Disembarkation Day. Instead of casually putting on swimsuits & sunscreen, we showered & dressed in our going-home clothes.Breakfast was slowly eaten al fresco, but instead of a lovely Caribbean view, we overlooked the port of Bridgetown, Barbados. Not nearly as beautiful. Rather, a stark reality that our week aboard the

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Here's the itinerary from our November 2007 Mediterranean voyage.Saturday, 3-Nov-07Port: Dock; Civitavecchia (Rome)Embarkation starts at 2:00PMDeparture: 6:00PM Rome is beautiful in the fall. The port of Civitavecchia (Chiv-i-ta-veck-kee-a) is an easy drive from Rome.Sunday, 4-Nov-07Port: Dock; Viareggio, ItalyArrival: MorningDeparture: Evening The view from my Sunbed on Deck 6 as I was blogging.

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All of the Daily Programs from our November 2007 SeaDream Mediterranean Cruise are presented here. To enlarge, simply click on the image. To return to this page, use the back arrow on your browser.

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If your SeaDream cruise embarks or disembarks in Civitavecchia (chi-vi-tah-veck-ee-ah), be sure to take advantage of this location by spending some time in Rome.Prior to our SeaDream Mediterranean cruise, we spent four amazing pre-cruise days in Rome, Italy.We stayed at the Hotel Capo d'Africa, a boutique hotel near the Colosseum. I highly recommend it. The staff was amazingly wonderful,

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While anchored in Portofino, Italy, we took advantage of two shore excursions (one free, one fee-based). How could we not? It's a stunningly beautiful locale! A short trek up a hill revealed this great photo op: SeaDream I anchored in Portofino, Italy. Outdoor cafe table near the waterfront in Portofino.The first excursion, a free Crew Shoreside Casual Walk, was led by Activities Director Richard

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One of the fondest memories we have of our SeaDream Mediterranean cruise (Civitavecchia to Barcelona) is the Chef Walk in St. Tropez, France. St. Tropez, France.On all cruises, SeaDream offers Casual Shoreside Walks with the Crew right alongside her fee-based Yachting Land Adventures (that's Yachtspeak for, "shore excursions"). It's exactly as it sounds: passengers have the opportunity to explore

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There's a wonderful variety of amazing, fresh, gourmet food offered onboard everyday.Here's the entire week of dinner menus from our Mediterranean Cruise. This is a post-in-progress. As time permits, I'll eventually add every menu from our Mediterranean cruise.It is possible to dine al fresco even if dinner is being served in the Dining Salon. Just ask ahead of time - either a day or two ahead or

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Typically enjoyed the second night onboard every SeaDream cruise, the Captain's Cocktail Reception occurs during the evening at 18:30. Dinner follows from 19:30 to 21:30. You can dine anytime during that two hour timeframe.The descriptive text you're about to read is an excerpt from my original, very detailed SDYC blog (the blog you are reading now is a more condensed version of said blog). It

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[To read about our Caribbean Champagne & Caviar Splash, click HERE.]The text you are about to read is from my original, more detailed blog. It describes SeaDream's Champagne & Caviar Splash as celebrated around the Pool Deck while at sea on a sunny, perfect November afternoon. We were en route to Barcelona, Spain - our disembarkation point.I blog daily while cruising. Each published post on my

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The text you are about to read comes from my original, more-detailed SDYC blog. I blog daily while onboard the yacht and, obviously, it doesn't stop once I disembark. Barcelona, SpainEach published entry on my original blog begins with a bracketed section entitled, "As I type this..." because I'm typically blogging about a prior day's activities. I'm typing this particular post in our Hotel 1898

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We spent two days at Hotel 1898 after disembarking SeaDream I. All in all, it was a nice hotel. Great lobby decor and friendly front desk staff. Room was clean. Restaurant served great food (however, our one-time experience with room service for a late dinner was absolutely dreadful). Lobby bar served cold drinks & nice snacks; there were plenty of comfy places to relax.The worst part of the

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The descriptive text you're about to read is an excerpt from my original, very detailed SDYC blog (the blog you are reading now is a more condensed version of said blog).I blog daily while onboard, usually while sitting on a Sunbed on Deck 6, full champagne glass at the ready. Each blog post on my detailed blog begins with a bracketed section entitled, "As I type this..." because I'm typically

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Thank you for reading The Lazy Sea-Dreamer.

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