Dream yacht: 106.5 m converted superyacht charter review, price and videos

The verdict

Dream began in 1997 as a passenger ship cruising the Mediterranean and was rebuilt in Greece into a 106.5-metre private yacht, delivered in 2018 (Boat International; YachtCharterFleet). The conversion won the Converted Yachts category at the 2019 World Superyacht Awards (Boat International). Her main charter case is the size of party: 36 guests in 22 cabins (YachtCharterFleet). Summer 2026 rates run from €2,000,000 to €2,200,000 a week plus expenses (Northrop & Johnson), and she is based in Athens for the Greek season (YachtCharterFleet, June 2024).

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Video tours

Two tours from YouTube, most viewed first.

**Mega Yacht Dream | Info on screen**Drone Views | Zisimos Zizos · 5 Nov 2021 · 1,160 viewsWatch on YouTube

**Mega Yacht DREAM at night**Drone Views | Zisimos Zizos · 29 May 2022 · 217 viewsWatch on YouTube

On board

Filmed by people who were on board: guests, crew and independent reviewers. Not broker tours.

Photos

Dream at sea, three-quarter view from the bow, white hull and six decks of superstructure — Dream from the bow

Dream from astern with the transom door open onto the beach club and twin stairways to the aft deck — Beach club at the stern

Mosaic-lined pool on the sundeck under shade sails, looking forward to the mast — Two-level mosaic pool

A 93-metre passenger ship, rebuilt as a 106.5-metre yacht.

The 2018 conversion: Boat International, The winners of the World Superyacht Awards 2019, YachtCharterFleet, World Exclusive: New 106m Greek superyacht DREAM delivered to her owner

Saloon with pale blue sofas around a round rug under a recessed oval ceiling — Saloon

Lounge with a black grand piano, white tub chairs and a navy bar counter — Piano lounge and bar

Japanese-style dining room with a steel teppanyaki grill counter, red chairs and a lantern ceiling light — Teppanyaki dining room

Sundeck seen from above: pool with swim-up bar stools, shade sails and turquoise beanbags — Sundeck pool from above

Lobby with a black-and-white marble floor around a glass-railed opening of the central atrium — Atrium lobby

Lift car decorated with shoals of fish and a sandy sea floor — Inside one of the lifts

What it costs

€2,000,000 per week + expensesSummer

Base charter fee per week. Expenses are charged on top: usually an advance provisioning allowance (APA, a deposit for fuel, food and berthing), VAT and crew tips; the typical amount for Dream isn’t published. YachtCharterFleet and Y.CO quote the price on application.

All quoted rates (4 quotes)

Season	Weekly rate	Quoted by	Checked
Summer	€2,000,000 plus expenses	Northrop & Johnson, DREAM yacht for charter, CharterWorld, DREAM yacht charter details, yacht.com, Dream	Oct 2026
Summer	€2,200,000 plus expenses	Northrop & Johnson, DREAM yacht for charter, CharterWorld, DREAM yacht charter details, yacht.com, Dream	Oct 2026
Winter	€2,000,000 plus expenses	CharterWorld, DREAM yacht charter details, yacht.com, Dream	Oct 2026
Winter	€2,200,000 plus expenses	CharterWorld, DREAM yacht charter details, yacht.com, Dream	Oct 2026

Where she sails

Summer (May–September)

Mediterranean, based in Athens

Greek islands, Mykonos, French Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia, Amalfi Coast.

Particulars

Length overall: 106.5 m
Beam: 15.8 m
Draft: 4.5 m
Gross tonnage: 4,702 4,709 in one listing
Original builder: Haliç Tersaneleri, Turkey, 1997
Conversion: Olympic Yacht Services, completed 2018
Length before conversion: 93 m
Later refit: 2022
Exterior design: Studio Vafiadis
Interior design: Ciarmoli Queda Studio
Charter guests: 36
Guests for dinners and events: 44
Cabins: 22 (16 double, 6 twin) 18 in some listings
Master suite: 260 m², full beam, on its own deck 220 m² in one report
Crew: 32 up to 40 in other reports
Engines: 2 × Wärtsilä diesel
Speed: 15 kn cruising, 17 kn max
Range: 6,300 nm at 13 kn at 13.5 kn in one listing
Fuel capacity: 290,000 litres
Hull and superstructure: Steel hull, steel and aluminium superstructure steel superstructure in one listing
Flag: Malta

Questions

How much does it cost to charter the Dream yacht?

For summer 2026 the base rate is €2,000,000 a week in low season and €2,200,000 in high season, plus expenses (Northrop & Johnson). CharterWorld gives the same range, and the €2,000,000 starting figure has held since Boat International reported it in September 2021. Fuel, food, berthing, VAT and crew tips are charged on top.

How many guests can stay on Dream?

Thirty-six guests sleep on board in 22 cabins, 16 doubles and six twins (Y.CO); some listings count 18 cabins (Boat International). For dinners and events she can host 44 (Boat International). YachtCharterFleet calls her one of the rare options for larger charter parties (YachtCharterFleet, June 2024).

What was Dream before she became a yacht?

She was a 93-metre passenger ship, built in Turkey by Haliç Tersaneleri and delivered in 1997, that ran cruises around the Mediterranean (Boat International; Boat International). Olympic Yacht Services rebuilt her at Chalkis Shipyards in Greece, adding about 13 metres, a new bow, stern and superstructure; she was delivered as a yacht in 2018 (YachtCharterFleet; Boat International). The project had been unveiled in 2008 as Poseidonos (Boat International). Earlier ship names on record are Cildir and Tdi Karadeniz (Boat International).

Where does Dream cruise?

She is based in Athens and cruises the Mediterranean from June to October (YachtCharterFleet, June 2024). Her listing names the Greek islands and Mykonos, the French Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia and the Amalfi Coast (YachtCharterFleet). A winter area isn’t published. For her current position, check an AIS tracker and match the length (106.5 m) and year (1997): several yachts are called Dream.

Is the Dream yacht available for charter?

Yes, she is listed for charter with published summer 2026 rates (Northrop & Johnson) and on YachtCharterFleet and Y.CO. CharterIndex lists her as private, so confirm dates with a broker. charter.ly is a review site and does not take bookings.

Does Dream have a helipad and a pool?

Yes. The sundeck has a helipad and a large two-level mosaic pool with a swim-up bar (YachtCharterFleet; Boat International). Below decks there are a cinema, a spa with sauna and steam room, a gym, a beach club behind a stern door and two guest lifts (Boat International).

If not Dream

Other large charter yachts with published rates.

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Dream

Video tours

On board

Photos

What it costs

Where she sails

Mediterranean, based in Athens

Further reading

Particulars

Questions

If not Dream

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