DESTINATIONS GREEK ISLES | WEDDINGS & HONEYMOONS


chocolate on the pillow – the most you can hope for with many cruise lines – is eclipsed by SeaDream’s daily presents: pyjamas, shoe bags, glasses cases, keyrings and more. One night we joined fellow


passengers for an open-air screening of Mamma Mia!, complete with freshly made popcorn


and chilled wine. Another evening there’s a dessert extravaganza, where the chefs show off their sweet-toothed prowess. On the last afternoon, we laze in the hot tub with another glass of champagne. Whether or not you’re on honeymoon, each day on SeaDream I is a celebration.


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Inspiring Travel offers a seven-night Yachting the Greek Isles cruise with SeaDream Yacht Club from £7,799 per person, based on two sharing a Yacht Club Deck 2 stateroom. On boardSeaDream II, clients will stop in Athens, Hydra, Sifnos, Santorini, Patmos, Naxos and Mykonos. Includes flights, private transfers, all meals, drinks, shoreside crew-led activities including walks and shopping with the chef, watersports and tips. Based on a cruise departing July 4, 2027. inspiringtravel.co.uk


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