SeaDream Yacht Club is teasing a third ship, with a major announcement planned according to a series of teaser posts and emails.

SeaDream on Friday published a rendering showing the silhouettes of its two yachts alongside a third vessel, saying its 25 years of experience are leading it to something new.

“Every idea, every voyage, every year of the last twenty-five has been leading to this next chapter,” SeaDream founder Atle Brynestad said.

SeaDream also launched a dedicated teaser page on its website, where guests can sign up for updates on the project with a countdown for Sept. 1, 2026.

The page highlights the history and concept of the 2001-founded company while offering the first details of the announcement.

“What began 25 years ago was more than a new way to travel by sea. It was a belief that smaller could feel more personal, service could feel more genuine and every journey could unfold with a rare sense of freedom,” SeaDream stated.

“Now, that same belief is shaping what comes next. A new expression of SeaDream is on the horizon, created to preserve the intimacy and personal service at the heart of the experience while opening the door to a wider world,” the company added.

The page also hints at expanded deployment, pointing to itineraries in Asia, Arabia, India, New Zealand, South and Central America, the South Pacific and the Great Lakes.

SeaDream operates the SeaDream I and the SeaDream II on itineraries in the Caribbean, the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

Built in the 1980s, the yacht-style cruise ships were originally designed for Sea Goddess Cruises and later sailed for Cunard and Seabourn.

The 4,000-ton sister ships have capacity for 110 passengers each and underwent significant refurbishments between 2023 and 2024.