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SeaDream
history in brief

1984 to present

The two ships were built in Europe in the mid-1980s as the Sea Goddess I and II. They were sold to new owners in 2001, who extensively renovated them and christened them the SeaDream I and II. They were refurbished in 2001-2002 into their stylish luxury design that passengers enjoy today.

SeaDream
basic statistics

Ship length: 105 meters or 344 feet
Beam (width): 14 meters or 47 feet
Draft: 4.3 meters or 14.3 feet
Displacement (tonnage): 4260 tons
Passenger decks: 5
Cabins: 55
Guest capacity: 112
Officers, staff and crew: Number: 95
Passenger-to-crew ratio: 1.2
Stabilizer: Yes
Retractable marina: Yes
Registry: Bahamas:
Main cruising regions: Caribbean and Med

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