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Private Savings Event Save $500 per person on these 2018 voyages Only 112 Guests | 95 Award-Winning Crew | 5-Star Cuisine | Inclusive Fares Amazing Voyages, Exceptional Savings Anguilla St. Barts St. Lucia Martinique Jost van Dyke Culebrita San Juan Tortola San Juan Tortola Virgin Gorda Marigot Anguilla Norman Island Iles des Saintes Marigot Bequia Culebrita Vieques Canouan Vieques Charlotte Amalie St. Lucia Norman Island St. Barts St. Barts Mayreau Saba Bequia Bridgetown Union Island Mayreau Tobago Cays Bridgetown San Juan Roundtrip San Juan to St. Thomas Marigot to Bridgetown Bridgetown Roundtrip Oct 27 - Nov 3, 2018 Nov 10 - Nov 17, 2018 Dec 1 - Dec 8, 2018 Dec 8 - Dec 15, 2018 7 Days | SeaDream II | 21842 7 Days | SeaDream II | 21844 7 Days | SeaDream I | 11845 7 Days | SeaDream I | 11846 Was $3199 pp* Was $3199 pp* Was $3199 pp* Was $3199 pp* Now From $2699 pp* Now From $2699 pp* Now From $2699 pp* Now From $2699 pp* St. Lucia Jost van Dyke Tortola Martinique Jost van Dyke Jost van Dyke Virgin Gorda San Juan Tortola San Juan Virgin Gorda Virgin Gorda St. Barts Bequia Marigot St. John St. John Canouan St. John Charlotte Amalie Norman Island St. Barts Norman Island Mayreau Charlotte Amalie Bridgetown St. Barts Union Island Tobago Cays St. Thomas Roundtrip Bridgetown Roundtrip St. Thomas to San Juan San Juan Roundtrip Dec 8 - Dec 15, 2018 Dec 15 - Dec 22, 2018 Dec 15 - Dec 20, 2018 Dec 20 - Dec 27, 2018 7 Days | SeaDream II | 21848 7 Days | SeaDream I | 11847 5 Days | SeaDream II | 21849 7 Days | SeaDream II | 21850 Was $3199 pp* Was $3199 pp* Was $2299 pp* Was $4699 pp* Now From $2699 pp* Now From $2699 pp* Now From $1799 pp* Now From $4199 pp* *New bookings only from March 22, 2018. Fares are Y2 based on double occupancy in USD. Government, Port, Documentation, and Handling fees are additional per person. Call for single occupancy fares. Not combinable with most other promotions. Promotion is capacity controlled and subject to change without notice at any time. Must request Promo Code PS0318 at booking. SeaDream reserves the right to correct errors. © 2018 SeaDream Yacht Club. All rights reserved. Yachts registry: Bahamas..

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