This has been our third Transatlantic crossing (Malaga to Barbados) all on Seadream1 and it’s been the best. We are still on board and I must say that our experience has been a lot better than one comment already posted. The sea from Malaga to Madeira was a bit choppy, but they were still able to serve dinner on the rear outside upstairs decks, so there was no rocking and rolling. We are now 10 days into the 13 day crossing and the seas are calm, it’s 29 degrees and passengers are enjoying the pool and sun decks. The yacht is looking good, a lot of care is obviously taken to keep it on top form. The food is the best yet, some superb meals. Service is excellent and the officers including the captain are always on hand with information. There are only 67 passengers on board ( it can take 112) so plenty of space for everyone. We have absolutely no complaints to make and have rebooked for next year! Read Less

Just got back from Transatlantic crossing, had high expectations given what we had heard from others that had cruised with Seadream many times. Food was outstanding, service was great, boat is in dire need of repair - and not just cosmetic - but real repairs and perhaps better onboard management. For some reason, they decided to make a/c repairs on a crossing (go figure) and couldn't get it fixed for the entire trip. So as it got warmer on the crossing, we got hotter and hotter. Management never said a word or admitted that there was a problem. This is supposed to be a 5 star line, I would give it about 2 stars at the most. When we returned, after several emails, they offered us a 25% reduction off the lowest rate. Although a good deal if you're confident they can fix everything, an expensive cruise of this nature - why would I risk more $$$ to take a cruise and be taken care of this way. Makes no sense. We will not cruise with Seadream again.... Disappointed easy going travelers...... Read Less