SeaDream Yacht Club, which is rated as the best fleet at sea in the new 2004 Berlitz Guide, operates the ultra-luxury mega-yachts SeaDream I and SeaDream II. Founded in 2001, SeaDream's sleek, mega-yacht cruisers accommodate only 110 guests in 55 elegant staterooms, looked after by 90 officers and staff. Both feature
an open and unstructured ambience for around 90 guests, fares including all meals, wine with lunch & dinner, open bar, use of water toys and gratuities. With a 1:1 crew to guest ratio, state of the art spa, open seating dining and no formal dress code, SeaDream I and II are the natural choice for those who enjoy the finer things in life but prefer an unstructured holiday. Scheduled seven-day sailings are in the Caribbean in the winter and the Mediterranean in the summer, calling on both small and exclusive yachting ports and classic capital cities. SeaDream I and II, pictured together in Porto Cerv, are known for their fine dining which ranges from elaborate international offerings to simple spa cuisine. They feature exemplary, European-style service and have a variety of water sports "toys", mountain bikes, a golf simulator on which guests can "play" more than 50 championship courses and Segway Human Transporters. Both also have highly acclaimed Asian Spa and Fitness Centers.