Dream Yacht Worldwide renews global fleet with 77 new catamarans

Tuesday, November 21, 2023

Dream Yacht Worldwide, a renowned global yacht charter company, has announced the renewal of its catamaran fleet across the South Pacific, Caribbean, and Americas. Lagoon, Bali, Fountaine Pajot, and Excess are among the well-known names added to the fleet.

Dream Yacht Worldwide plans to debut 27 new boats in the French West Indies, 10 in Tahiti, and an outstanding 40 in the Bahamas and British Virgin Islands in a strategic move. This program demonstrates the company’s dedication to offering outstanding sailing experiences and making yacht charters available to everyone. Dream Yacht Worldwide is at the forefront of the yacht charter market, with 850 vessels available from 42 global bases.

Dream Yacht Worldwide’s founder, Loïc Bonnet, said, “This fleet update represents a significant step forward.” By combining the newest boat types with top-notch equipment, we can guarantee our clients a remarkable sailing experience.”

By the end of the year, 77 brand-new catamarans with top-notch amenities including watermakers, air conditioning, and generators will be added to Dream Yacht Worldwide’s fleet. The goal of these improvements is to give customers a better sailing experience overall.

Dream Yacht Worldwide provides a wide range of South Pacific, Caribbean, and American destinations; American travelers particularly enjoy the British Virgin Islands, French Polynesia, and the Bahamas. Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Saint-Martin are popular destinations for travelers from Europe.

More than 35,000 tourists visit these paradisiacal locations between November and April, with 85% choosing to book bareboat reservations (with or without a skipper) and 15% choosing to indulge in cabin cruises. Dream Yacht Worldwide’s global fleet renewal promises unmatched excitement for sea fans worldwide as it continues to reinvent sailing trips.

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