The Norwegian Luxecruise operator Seadream Yacht Club has started accepting more than 200 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, for travel and charters for complete yachts.
The decision to accept cryptocurrency payments was announced on the Wagmi Blockchain conference of 2025 in Miami, where Seadream Yacht Club claimed to be the first cruise operator who offered Crypto as a payment option for all his trips, according to a Seatradecruise news. report.
Seadream Yacht Club works together with Coinbase Commerce to handle all crypto prices that can be done in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and more than 200 other cryptocurrencies.
Coinbase Commerce is an on-chain payment processor developed by the Crypto exchange-exchange in the US with which sellers can accept digital currency ramps from every corner of the world.
As part of the partnership, Seadream has also implemented a digital payment solution for cryptocurrencies on its official website, which will be integrated into its existing booking system in the coming weeks.
Furthermore, the Seadream Yacht Club initiative also enables Cryptocurrency to accept charters of full yachts, which simplifies transactions for international customers by removing the need for currency exchanges.
In a reaction to development, Andreas Brynestad, President and CEO of Seadream Yacht Club said, which enables the acceptance of Cryptocurrency to meet the cruise operator to meet the growing demand for a crypto payment option under his clientele.
The development comes at a time when cryptocurrencies gain ground in the travel sector, whereby an increasing number of companies adopt digital payment options to attract technically skilled customers and to streamline international transactions.
Last month, the Florida -based cruise company Virgin Voyages Bitcoin began to accept cruise bookings. In September, Travala, a blockchain and crypto-oriented online travel agency, worked together with travel marketplace Skyscanner to give Skyscanner users access to the Inventory of Travala.com of more than 2.2 million hotels.
