USA Windstar Voyage Collection

WINDSTAR VOYAGE COLLECTION

WE ARE PANACHE CRUISES

James Cole — one of the most recognized names in the cruise industry — launched Panache Cruises in 2020. Guided by one principle, ‘Nothing is too much trouble’, he wanted to disrupt the industry and do things differently.

Fast forward to the present day, and it’s exactly that ethos that still drives us forward. We exist to provide a world-class luxury cruising experience, from your first interaction with us, right through to your return from your cruise and beyond. We meet you where you are on your cruise journey, be that just browsing, ready to book or as one of our repeat Founders members on the search for your next luxury cruise.

We aim to inspire you with relevant, engaging and inspirational content, answering all your questions and needs before walking you through the booking process with a truly personal approach. We know you want to deal with an expert cruise connoisseur, dedicated to you — so that’s what we are. We know you want a truly unique experience, not a ready-made holiday, so we make that happen. We know you want unrivaled financial security and complete confidence that your money is in the right hands — and our ATOL-approved gives you just that. The list goes on.

The truth is, booking a luxury or ultraluxury cruise has been too difficult for too long, with archaic phone systems, multiple points of contact and significant amounts of time spent on hold. We take away all the fuss and put pleasure back at the centre of the process. We give you the luxury booking experience your luxury cruise deserves.

Your own personal CRUISE CONNOISSEUR

Our brilliant cruise connoisseurs are the lifeblood of Panache Cruises. They’re well-traveled, like-minded cruise fans, each a specialist in a different destination or type of cruise.

Some are hardy souls who prefer the adrenaline of an expedition cruise; others are laid-back and choose the luxury ocean life, relaxing on a cabana with a cold drink in their hand. All of them are lovely, engaging and willing to do whatever it takes to get your dream vacation booked.

You’ll only ever be assigned one cruise connoisseur. They’ll get to know you, understand exactly what you’re looking for and make personalized recommendations based on what you like. On average, each connoisseur has around 10 years of experience each, and between them they’ve got well over 100 years! The devil is in the detail, Nothing is too much trouble — however you want to say it — everything is taken care of with your luxury cruise booking by our cruise connoisseurs.

Our Founders programme rewards luxury cruisers

Our Founders rewards program gives you exclusive benefits and discounts when you book a luxury cruise with us. Collect points by booking luxury cruises with us and move up through the tiers from Bronze level all the way up to Platinum. Refer your friends to Panache Cruises, earn extra points, and then spend those points as cash value off your next cruise; 10,000 points is worth $100. All you need to do is make a booking with Panache Cruises and you’ll automatically become a Founders member with access to all these benefits.

• Free giveaways as you move through the Founders tiers

• Invitation to a full schedule of hosted Founders cruises

• Exclusive luxury cruise offers in your inbox regularly

• VIP access to events and ship visits

• Direct access to James Cole

You’ll also receive exclusive invitations to our Founders cruises, hosted by James Cole. He will share his love and passion for luxury cruising with you aboard some of the most beautiful ships sailing the Seven Seas. The main draw of these beautiful experiences is the sense of community felt on board amongst fellow passengers. You can choose to enjoy mealtimes together, explore ashore together, drink together and share stories in the evenings. You’ll make friends and memories that last a lifetime.

YOU CAN TRUST US

Head to our Trustpilot and you’ll see we’re 5.0-out-of-5.0 stars; the only UK cruise agency so highlyrated. You’ll find hundreds of glittering reviews about our cruise connoisseurs and the service they offer. We love that. Making you happy motivates us, giving us faith and justification in our hard work. We love that our customers choose us, time-and-again, as their luxury cruise agent.

Part of our difference is that we are industry insiders. We speak to our cruise line partners daily, keeping each other up-to-date with current goings-on. The benefit of such a strong relationship is that we can offer insights and prices you won’t find anywhere else. Our cruise line partners trust us; we even invited them to our staff parties!

We’re trustworthy too. The Travel Trust Association provides us with a trust account where all customer monies are paid until they are required to pay for your cruise holiday. Panache Cruises is also an ATOL-bonded travel company, which means your holiday, cash and all, is fully protected. You can absolutely rely on us with your luxury cruise holiday.

We’re rated Excellent ON

WELCOME

Dear World Traveler,

Whether you’re looking to get away from the crowds and find that perfect deserted beach, explore small ports most tourists have yet to discover, or spend time really getting to know locals and how they see the world, there’s no better way than on a small ship.

A small ship like ours lets you visit ports and islands that are still hidden gems, and see and do things most people may never have heard of. Plus, you’ll make lifelong friends along the way.

Our crew is eager to fill your days with surprise and delight. So pack your suitcase and join us as we journey together to discover just how special this world is.

See you onboard soon!

Christopher Prelog | President, Windstar Cruises

INTIMATE ACCESS to unspoiled beaches and unfamiliar cultures. Secluded coves and small villages. Misty fjords and medieval ruins. Shared conversations with locals that lead to genuine connections. Time and freedom to explore to your heart’s desire. When you’re on board a boutique yacht like ours with a relaxed atmosphere and welcoming crew, the world is within reach. This is travel that’s 180 degrees from ordinary.

BEYOND SAIL

ORDINARY

DISCOVER WINDSTAR’S DEGREES OF DIFFERENCE

Sail in private-yacht style with Windstar Cruises and experience firsthand what makes us the #1 Boutique Cruise Line in the world. Step aboard one of our iconic Wind Class yachts — complete with billowing white sails — or our Star Class ships, where every room is a spacious suite. Serving fewer then 350 guests, this intimacy provides you with the luxuries of time, space, and freedom to immerse yourself in both the journey and the destination — in ways you may never have imagined possible.

FROM UNFAMILIAR TO UNFORGETTABLE...

The hidden wonders, the ports of call, and the serene waterways that Windstar’s yachts can find. Enjoy port-intensive itineraries to places like Bora Bora, Amalfi, Mykonos — names you may have heard but have yet to experience the Windstar way. We often stay late into the evening or even overnight in places where the hum of nightlife is complemented by a blanket of stars overhead. These are the source of memories that will stay with you forever.

MORE THAN UNIQUE, SIMPLY

MAGICAL

LIKE A FRIEND WHO KNOWS THE BEST PLACES

Not only do we visit iconic cities, we also seek out those less-visited places that are on the map but not on the tips of travelers’ tongues. Windstar looks for destinations worthy of your time yet just out of the limelight — places where locals both go about their days and go on vacation, where you can still enjoy quiet beaches and busy market squares, and where authentic foods replace tourist fare. We then go beyond the ordinary, with exclusive Signature Beach Parties and onboard performances celebrating the local flavor and spirit.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE ONE DETAIL AT A TIME

We know the way to truly unforgettable travel experiences — and we couldn’t do it without the world’s most exceptional crew. For them, hospitality is more than a job; it’s their passion. And the more you enjoy your voyage, the more they enjoy serving you. They notice things others might not — your affection for turn-down chocolates, for instance, resulting in extra sweets magically appearing on your pillow. And they’ll be delighted to direct you to their favorite restaurants, beaches, and shops ashore so you can make the most of your time in port. It’s a talent that can’t be taught, because it comes straight from the soul.

WARM &

OUR STANDARD SERVICES ARE ANYTHING BUT STANDARD WELCOMING

We’re the only cruise line welcoming guests on to an Open Bridge, where they can pop in to watch the Captain and crew at work, and learn about chart navigation. Join our chef on market tours as they seek out local flavors and ingredients as they make their way from port to plate. And you won’t want to miss our exceptional Crew Talent Show, where our crew goes beyond their day jobs — it’s a guest favorite!

TAKE EVERYTHING YOU KNOW ABOUT CRUISES AND THROW IT OUT THE PORTHOLE

DEGREES

ON EVERY VOYAGE ENJOY THE FOLLOWING

• L eave the crowds and clichés behind on small, elegant yachts that serve fewer than 350 guests

• Ocean views from all beautifully appointed staterooms or suites

• Curated itineraries designed to maximize time in iconic ports and take you to hidden harbors only yachts like ours can visit

• T he best Watersports Platform‡ right off the back of the yachts, including all watersports equipment featuring complimentary kayaks, paddleboards, and more†

• O ur personalized and immersive approach to destination exploration brings you closer to the cultures and locals of each port

• Knowledgable presenters or local performers onboard to deepen your understanding and bring the destination to life

• Intimate, small group shore excursions allowing you to connect personally with locals and once-in-a-life experiences

• Unfailingly attentive service with a guest to crew ratio of 1.5 to 1 who delight in getting to know you better

OF DIFFERENCE

• An intimate and welcoming ambiance makes it easy to connect with your fellow travelers and crew

• L earn about navigation with the Captain or officers on our Open Bridge

• Taste the essence of local culture with the Official Cruise Line of the James Beard Foundation

• Cooking demonstrations and recipes developed by James Beard Foundation chefs

• M arket tours with the Chef to select seasonal local ingredients for upcoming meals‡

• M eals in our venues, including 24-hour complimentary in-room dining

• M ost non-alcoholic beverages, including specialty tea and coffee creations by our baristas

• S tar Boutique with duty-free, tax-free luxury shopping

• Windstar’s Signature Onboard Barbecue complete with a whole suckling pig, paella and more — an incredible feast under the stars†‡

• High-speed Starlink broadband satellite internet available‡

• Engaging daytime activities and evening entertainment, including our beloved Windstar Crew Show where crew members have their moment to showcase their talents

• G enerous public venues that are spacious and never crowded

• Champagne welcome reception

• S ignature Sail Away event set to Vanegli’s Conquest of Paradise, 1492 when departing port

• Complimentary shoe polishing services

• Complimentary digital newsstand offering more than 50 premium daily newspapers and magazines to read on your phone or tablet

• N ew! Watch thoughtfully curated movies on demand for free from the comfort of your stateroom Δ

• Complimentary use of World Spa by Windstar amenities including the sauna, thermal suite◊, and experience shower◊

† Dependent on port and weather conditions ‡ Available only on select itineraries

Δ Available on Wind Surf 2024 and Wind Spirit 2025 ◊Available only on Star Class yachts

WE SURPRISE AND DELIGHT

One of the big benefits of our small yachts is how close they can get you to the types of authentic experiences you’re looking for. Smaller excursion groups, often led by local experts themselves, ensure deeper insider access behind intriguing local topics. Catch your own fish for sushi in Iceland. Sample tree-to-bar Grenadian chocolate as you explore a cacao farm in a former rum distillery. Our carefully curated onboard presenters further deepen and enhance your experiences with insight into the region’s different cultures.

CAREFULLY

KELLY HUBBARD

As Director of Product Development

Kelly’s focus is a global one, overseeing all shore excursions, destination engagement, enrichment, and pre- and post-cruise operations. When it comes to shore excursions, she’s tasked with ensuring our tour program is not simply “off the shelf” but is more hand curated. As Kelly puts it, “It’s important for our guests to understand that our tour experiences are created and tweaked just for them.”

BEHIND EVERY ITINERARY

MICHELE HANSON

Michele has over 15 years’ experience in the cruise and travel industry with a focus on product development and itinerary planning. She travels throughout Northern Europe, Canada & New England, and the Caribbean looking for the most unique and authentic tours — like an America’s Cup sailboat racing experience in St. Maarten or a helicopter glacier adventure in Norway.

MELISSA WITSOE

Senior Product Manager

Melissa Witsoe is our resident expert on the Mediterranean and the South Pacific. With more than 22 years of experience in the cruise and travel industry she knows what appeals to today’s traveler. Some of her favorite excursion finds include a gourmet experience in Sorrento, Italy, and a Cultures Through Cuisine Cruise Tour in Moorea. “As Product Managers we eat, tour, and travel with our local contacts to see what they don’t see because it’s part of their everyday life.”

TRAVIS LAMARCHE

Travis is our Global Operations Manager — supporting our Destination Team at sea and our Product Managers. It’s a role he’s well trained for, with a decade of experience at sea and over 15 years in the industry in areas from product development to public speaking. He’s a good listener, too. “My favorite part of my job is meeting and talking to guests, hearing why they love Windstar, and listening to their stories about past adventures.”

CURATED FOR CAREFREE ADVENTURES

THERE IS NO “TYPICAL” EXCURSION

RICKY TRAUTWEIN

Meet Product

Manager Ricky Trautwein. When it comes to developing Windstar-quality shore excursions in Spanish speaking countries, Ricky is our go-to guy. In college, he earned a degree in Spanish and studied abroad in Seville, where he fell in love with the country and the culture. That, plus his 10 years of experience in travel and hospitality, make him the perfect choice for coordinating in-depth cultural experiences in Central America, Iberia, and beyond.

Unless you think an excursion to try Viking sushi is typical, our shore excursions are incomparable, once-in-a-lifetime adventures. We will help you select shore experiences that are suited to you. On many voyages you’ll discover excursions to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, so chosen for their outstanding cultural or natural value to humanity. Other opportunities focus on a region’s diverse and unique wildlife, or have been selected to appeal to foodies, history buffs and active adventurers. From archaeological wonders to regional wine tastings, discover an unparalleled way to experience other lands and see the world from a new perspective — designed by a team who have already been there and done that.

WE KNOW YOU’LL WANT TO GO, BECAUSE WE’VE ALREADY BEEN

We can promise you’ll enjoy truly authentic experiences, because we’ve personally vetted all our excursions for you first. Our Product Development Team travels to each destination and personally curates each shore excursion to make sure it makes the grade. We travel in small groups, so we can adjust tours in real time based on guest feedback, whether that means finding a different place for lunch or spending more time at a particularly fascinating historical site. We take the time and make the trip because we want your travels to be unforgettable.

LEARN WHAT LOCALS

KNOW

WINDSTAR’S SHORE EXCURSIONS

LET YOU GET TO THE HEART OF LOCAL CULTURES

You want to do more than see the sights — you want to invest all your senses and immerse yourself in local culture, just as a local would. That’s exactly what Windstar shore excursions are designed to do. Our excursions are created to provide authentic local experiences — the kind travelers, like you, are looking for. And with more than 2,000 curated excursions to choose from, you can experience your destination in whatever way is most meaningful to you. On each excursion, you’ll have ample opportunity to engage with locals and learn about the area from their point of view.

JUST WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR

Choosing the right excursion is easier than ever — just pick the tier that’s right for you.

ESSENTIALS COLLECTION

Essential excursions are for first-time visitors who want to see the must-see sights or get a panoramic overview of the area.

CONCIERGE COLLECTION

Concierge tours are hands-on experiences revolving around cultural and culinary themes. They’re limited to small groups, typically 6 to 16.

BEYOND ORDINARY COLLECTION

Beyond Ordinary offerings are just that — unique, exclusive, once-in-alifetime opportunities for the most discerning travelers.

MANY OF THE WORLD’S MOST CELEBRATED RESTAURANTS might call it madness to change their entire dinner menu every day. Madness? We simply call it the Windstar way. Many menus change daily, so you’ll never eat the same exact thing (unless you truly want to). Amphora’s menu also features dishes created by a James Beard Foundation affiliated chef who has sailed with us before. Our onboard chefs provide plant-based options at every meal and will often integrate fresh ingredients, spices, and flavors picked up in port during their trip to the local market. It’s just one more way we help you devour local life and community, and whet your appetite for travel.

GLOBAL FLAVORS FROM PORT

FABULOUS MEALS

DESERVE FABULOUS WINES

Peter Tobler, Windstar’s Director of Food & Beverage Operations, put his over 30 years of hospitality, travel, and cruise experience to work curating Windstar’s wine list, with a goal of including a variety of profile preferences, price points, and regions. The robust menu features 110+ wines from 92 wineries, 58 wine regions, 10 countries, including selections from places such as Argentina and Australia.

OUR VEGAN & VEGETARIAN CULINARY INNOVATIONS

This is your private yacht style cruise, so of course we offer delicious options for your dietary preferences and needs at every meal in every venue! Try veggie enchiladas, crispy kefta of lentil and beet, or chocolate delight cake to name a few of our wide variety of vegan and vegetarian innovations. This program rotates daily at each meal, so you’ll have plenty of choices and options that were developed specifically with your diet in mind.

TO PLATE

YOUR CHOICE OF DINING OPTIONS

Wherever your mood and appetite lead you, you’ll enjoy delightful surroundings and the freedom of open seating, no formal dress code, and never any cover charge for specialty dining reservations.

AMPHORA RESTAURANT

Amphora defines fine dining with a world-class menu featuring James Beard Foundation chefs in an elegant setting. Dinner.

STAR GRILL*

Grilled, smoked and barbecued favorites in a casual outdoor restaurant. Lunch and Dinner

STELLA BISTRO

Savor French-inspired bistro cuisine. Wind Surf only. Reservations are required. Dinner.

VERANDA

Casual and delicious, Veranda offers full-service or buffet-style meals alfresco and with a view. Breakfast and Lunch.

CUADR O 44*

A specialty restaurant with inventive cuisine, an open kitchen, and even a large communal table. Reservations are required. Dinner

IN-ROOM DINING

Complimentary 24-hour room service, including the full Amphora menu during dinner hours.

CANDLES

Dine outdoors under the stars at this grill featuring seafood and steak specialties. Reservations are required. Dinner.

YACHT CLUB CAFÉ

Stop by for a specialty coffee, smoothie, parfait, sandwich, fresh cookies, or our specialty cake of the day. Daily.

*Available

CRUISE WITH A CULINARY SUPERSTAR

Imagine learning firsthand how your favorite chef turns the freshest local ingredients into mouth watering Sicilian cannoli or mushroom polpettine. Imagine going on market tours, tasting local specialties, dining on perfectly wine-paired meals, and asking all those epicurean questions you’ve been dying to ask. On a culinary-themed Windstar cruise, you’ll have the chance to do all this and more in the company of an esteemed James Beard Foundation chef.

A MOST DELICIOUS

JAMES BEARD FOUNDATION CULINARY-THEMED CRUISES

Each themed cruise features a hosted dinner with a James Beard Foundation chef, including wine pairings and demonstrations by the Chef.

Windward Ways & Tobago Cays

With Chef Jamilka Borges

Independent Hospitality Group (Pittsburgh, PA)

Star Pride – Aruba to Barbados

Mar 15, 2025 • 7 Nights • (See page 113)

Spanish Symphony

With Chef Jose Mendin La Placita, Casa Isola, Hitchihaika, and June Burgers (Miami, Florida)

Wind Surf – Lisbon to Barcelona Apr 12, 2025 • 8 Nights • (See page 146)

Adriatic Archipelagos & Greek Goddesses

With Chef Jennifer Jasinski

Rioja, Bistro Vendôme, Ultreia, and Stoic & Genuine (Denver, CO)

Wind Surf – Venice to Athens

Aug 27, 2025 • 9 Nights • (See page 133)

BalticBeauty

With Chef Jennifer Hill Booker

Author of Field Peas to Foie Gras: Southern Recipes with a French Accent

Star Legend – Stockholm to Copenhagen Jun 29, 2025 • 11 Nights

Southeast Canadian Explorations

With Chef Larry Forgione

Author of Best American Cookbook

Star Pride – Montreal to New York City Oct 7, 2025 • 12 Nights • (See page 88)

PAIRING

FINE DINING HAS ALWAYS BEEN ONE OF THE PILLARS OF THE WINDSTAR EXPERIENCE

Now guests can dine on dishes created by not just one celebrity chef, but by a list of all-stars recognized by the James Beard Foundation, an organization committed to celebrating, nurturing and honoring chefs and other leaders making America’s food culture more delicious, diverse and sustainable for everyone. This partnership also extends beyond the dining room to a wide range of culinary events and activities that help guests connect more intimately with local cultures.

The James Beard Foundation nominates and chooses winners of the James Beard Awards, referred to as the “Oscars” of the restaurant industry. As the Official Cruise Line of the James Beard Foundation, we’re able to work with some of the best chefs to create the extraordinary dishes on our nightly menu. Nearly four dozen chefs have sailed with us on our culinary-themed cruises.

You can slip past the crowds to discover smaller ports and get to know the local culture on more intimate excursions. We offer two different yacht styles — the sailing Wind and all-suite Star Class — with custom-crafted journeys that highlight their unique attributes, whether island-hopping in French Polynesia or cruising the Norwegian fjords. No wonder Windstar was voted one of the World’s Best small-ship ocean cruise lines by the readers of Travel + Leisure in 2024.

YOUR YACHT. YOUR CHOICE.

All staterooms and suites offer ocean views designed with scenic cruising in mind. Special touches such as L’Occitane® bath amenities, and waffle weave robes and slippers turn your room into a private oasis. With three world-class restaurants — Amphora, Veranda, and Candles — and the most personalized service at sea, you have everything you need right on board. Our yachts boast ample decks and a Watersports Platform that lets you jump right into the ocean.

PERFECT

THE YACHT FOR YOUR CRUISING STYLE

ALL-SUITE STAR YACHTS

We call them the all-suite Star yachts, because it takes everything guests love about private yacht-style cruising to the next level. We are excited to announce the addition of all-suite Star Seeker and Star Explorer to our fleet. Both ships serve just 224 guests and feature more balconies, floor-to-ceiling infinity windows, and wrap-around balconies for the Horizon Owner’s Suites.

Star Breeze, Star Legend, and Star Pride feature spacious ocean view suites of 277 square feet or more for the standard stateroom. Each serves only 312 travelers per voyage, ensuring thoughtful, genuine service thanks to a high crew-to-guest ratio. Dine at a specialty restaurant and an al fresco global grill. Lounge in the elevated infinity pool that serves as the centerpiece of our deck and relax in the World Spa by Windstar with locally inspired treatments.

THE CLASSIC WIND YACHTS

With the iconic white sails billowing in the wind, bringing guests back to the true romance of sailing, these are the classic sailing yachts for which Windstar is known.

An abundance of wide-open decks and elegant outdoor spaces make our three Wind yachts the perfect way to experience warm seas and tropical breezes.

Undergoing a refresh in December 2024 , Wind Surf is a 5-masted sailing vessel, serving up to 342 guests. Wind Star and Wind Spirit each serve just 148 guests — designed to sail quietly past larger cruise ships and into secret lagoons and near the most secluded beaches.

THE MOMENT YOU STEP ON BOARD

Windstar’s two beautiful new yachts, Star Seeker and Star Explorer, you’ll be treated to a full complement of fresh but familiar amenities and Windstar’s signature yacht style.

TWO NEW

STARS

ON THE HORIZON

MEET OUR NEW LUXURIOUS YACHTS

The two newest Star Class yachts elevate the “all suite” vision with 112 suites featuring full private verandas or infinity windows, along with two new Horizon Owner’s Suites offering wrap-around balconies perfect for evening cocktails or a private al fresco dinner. And enhancements don’t end at the waterline. Both yachts are equipped with ice-strengthened hulls, unlocking exciting new possibilities for exploring the remote and less-visited corners of our planet.

Be one of the first to sail on Star Seeker as she begins her inaugural season in January 2026 in the Caribbean where she’ll meet the rest of the fleet before heading to Alaska in May 2026, and then to Japan beginning in September 2026. Watch for more details as Star Explorer’s December 2026 delivery date nears.

ALL-SUITE STAR CLASS:

STAR BREEZE , STAR LEGEND , AND STAR PRIDE

Serving only 312 guests, these small yet spacious all-suite yachts now offer beautifully redone bathrooms throughout, two world-class restaurants, expanded public spaces, and even more high-end amenities.

THE BRIGHTEST STARS SHINE

AT SEA

Each all-suite yacht has been expanded in just the right places. So now, wherever your journey takes you, it starts with more to explore on board: STRETCH OUT ON OUR REIMAGINED ALL-SUITE STAR CLASS YACHTS

A GRANDER, RICHER ALL-SUITE SMALL SHIP EXPERIENCE IMPECCABLY APPOINTED OCEAN VIEW SUITES

• Two exciting restaurants: Star Grill. Discover how the world grills, smokes and barbecues at this new casual outdoor venue.

Cuadro 44. Delight your palette with innovative plates at this one-of-a-kind eclectic restaurant.

• Enhanced Windstar dining favorites. Enjoy an expanded buffet and additional seating at Veranda as well as additional seating at Candles

• New breathtaking pool and whirlpool. Soak it all in with an elevated pool, and expanded deck for sunbathing and relaxing.

• Expanded state-of-the-art World Spa by Windstar. Recharge in new tranquil treatment rooms featuring massages inspired from the world’s regions or join a group exercise class in the new sunlit studio.

• Eleven stunning, spacious suite options. Revel in the comfort of plush new furnishings with modern touches, walk-in closets and ample layouts.

• New expansive bathrooms in every suite. Pamper yourself in spa-like bathrooms with dual vanities, many with walk-in showers.

• Interactive TV system. Indulge in the creature comforts of home with hundreds of movies to choose from .

• New mid-ship Grand Owner’s Suite. The Owner’s Suite Midship combines with the adjoining suite for a 3-bedroom and 3-bath suite totaling 1,374 square feet.

• New Broadmoor and Sea Island inspired suites to bring a slice of our legendary sister resorts onboard.

SLEEK CLASSIC SAILING YACHTS PERFECT FOR WARM WEATHER ADVENTURES

Our Wind Class ships offer a true departure from the everyday, from our flagship Wind Surf, to Wind Star and Wind Spirit , perfectly sized to pull into secret lagoons and dock at secluded beaches. Stroll the classic polished teak decks.

Notice the admiring glances as your graceful yacht glides majestically into port with tall sails billowing. Discover a style of cruising that combines the best of seafaring traditions and modern comforts.

LET ADVENTURE FILL YOUR

SAILS

INCLUDED ON ALL WIND CLASS YACHTS

• Stretch out in gracious ocean view staterooms with queen beds and roomy showers with massage shower heads.

• Watch the ship’s sails unfurl during our Signature Sail Away from most ports to Vangelis’ 1492: Conquest of Paradise.

• Splash off from the Watersports Platform at the stern, complete with complimentary water toys.

• Wor k out in the well-equipped Fitness Center.

• World Spa by Windstar complements the world ashore with a collection of wellness adventures and treatments tailored specifically to your itinerary.

• Fine count linens welcome you to your stateroom or suite, an oasis of relaxation and indulgence.

• Dine in Amphora restaurant for course-by-course cuisine in the evenings.

• Ver anda restaurant offers casual buffet and full-service dining for breakfast and lunch.

• Enjoy a romantic meal under the stars at Candles

• Relax on deck in the pool and whirlpool, chat with friends in the Lounge, or settle in for some quiet reading in the Library.

• Stop by the Yacht Club Café for a bite or coffee crafted by our barista.

EXCLUSIVELY ON WIND SURF

• Sail away on our well-appointed flagship, carrying 342 guests to destinations around the world.

• St ay in the heart of the officers’ quarters tucked right behind the Bridge with our Owner’s Suite, the only one of its kind.

• Add to your dining choices with our French-inspired venue, Stella Bistro

• Soak away your cares in either of two whirlpools plus a pool.

• Voted #1 for Best Dining in Cruise Critic’s Cruiser’s Choice Awards.

• Visit our Compass Rose, Pool Bar or Terrace Bar for a drink.

• Wind Surf will undergo a refresh at the end of 2024, with updated public areas designed for connecting, expanded pool bar, and new Broadmoor and Sea Island inspired suites.

EXCLUSIVELY ON WIND SPIRIT & WIND STAR

• Our 4-masted sailing ships accommodate 148 guests each for an intimate, yacht-style experience.

• Discover the magic and mythology of the Greek Isles all summer long.

• Wi nd Star underwent a refresh at the end of 2023. From a revamped lobby to a new pool and larger pool bar, new World Spa by Windstar to a redesigned lounge, this upgrade also included intricate details like new teak decks and décor for a timeless and welcoming experience.

• Wind Spirit will undergo a similar refresh in March 2025.

BIG SUITES, LITTLE EXTRAS

PREMIUM SUITES INCLUDE:

• Ultimate Internet Package

• Preferred reservations at Candles, Stella Bistro, and Cuadro 44

• Illy ® capsule espresso machine

• Larger fruit basket with berries or tropical fruit

• Preferred check-in

• Pe rsonal welcome from the Hotel General Manager

• Personalized wake-up call with beverages

• B inoculars

• Pre mium Pure Pampering L’Occitane® bath products

• B uttery soft, velour bathrobe

• Daily canapés service

• Chilled bottle of Prosecco upon arrival

SMALL THINGS ON SMALL SHIPS

WINDSTAR’S ALL-INCLUSIVE FARES

Choose this fare type to include all your onboard amenities at an unbelievable value of $99 per guest, per day.

Wi-Fi, unlimited beer, wine and cocktails, and gratuities.

What more could you ask for?

THE SUITE LIFE, TAKEN TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL

When you book a Premium Suite on Windstar, you don’t just get more space. You get premium space, filled with premium amenities. And now with our Premium Suites Program, Owner’s Suites, Horizon Owner’s Suites, Broadmoor Suites, Sea Island Suites, Star Suites, Classic Suites (Star Explorer/Star Seeker only), and all suites on Wind Surf include even more special touches to make your voyage memorable.

SPECIAL TREATMENT FROM THE MOMENT YOU STEP ON BOARD

Wish you had a second writing desk in your suite, or a special flower arrangement and champagne to celebrate an anniversary? As a Premium Suite guest you’ll receive the personal attention of the Hotel General Manager, who will introduce himself or herself when you board and oversee your stay to ensure that you have everything you need and desire. You’ll also be treated to preferred seating and reservations in our specialty restaurant venues and preferred check-in — our way of acknowledging how much we appreciate having you as an elite member of the Windstar family.

AMENITIES TO PLEASE AND DELIGHT YOU

It’s not just at meal times that you’ll feel pampered and appreciated. We pride ourselves on making all the little moments of your stay special too. Board the yacht to find a local fresh flower bouquet in your suite. Take your pick of fresh produce including fruit and berries in a larger and more diverse fruit basket. Connect with your friends and family with complimentary Wi-Fi. And enjoy the daily convenience of an in-suite espresso machine and binoculars.

It’s a level of pampering that’s unequaled, and it’s available exclusively with Premium Suites.

OPTIONAL AMENITIES PACKAGES

The beauty of sailing with Windstar is the elegant simplicity of the experience. No lines, no distractions, no complications, just effortless enjoyment. Our optional amenities packages make your travels even more memorable, and can be booked until seven days before your departure.

PERSONAL ONBOARD LAUNDRY SERVICE

Travel light and take pleasure in the feeling of freshly washed and pressed clothing every day. Simply leave your laundry for pick-up and it will be waiting for you, crisp and clean the next day.

STAY CONNECTED

Whether you want to check email or post social media updates, we can help you stay connected with a Wi-Fi package.

SPA PACKAGES

Feel every last care melt away as you enjoy treatments from relaxing massages to Hydralift facials in the tranquility of the spa.

ROMANCE & VOW RENEWAL PACKAGES

Go all out with a romantic dinner under the stars, a champagne breakfast in bed, and even a vow renewal ceremony.

GIFT ORDERS

Arrange for a spectacular send off for yourself or a friend with a thoughtful selection of champagne, wine, flowers, chocolate-dipped strawberries, and more.

LUGGAGE FORWARDING

Enjoy the convenience of having your luggage picked up from home and sent directly to your stateroom on the yacht, then returned to your home after the voyage.

HANDLED LIKE A PRO

WINDSTAR HOTELS INCLUDE:

• Windstar Hosted On-Property

S ervice Desk

• Windstar preferred rooms

• Premium, hand-selected hotels

• All taxes and resort fees

CULTURES ON DECK

ONBOARD PRESENTERS PULL BACK THE CURTAIN*

From the artwork of Paul Gauguin to the construction of a ship, our onboard presentations offer enriching and enlightening insights into the world around you. Here are just a few of the upcoming programs we have planned.

Pacific Escapes: How Tahiti and the South Pacific Changed the Lives of Paul Gauguin, James Michener, and Others

Discover what drew literary and artistic figures to the South Pacific, how they spent their time there, and how their Pacific adventures affected their lives.

The Greeks in History

What role did ancient Greece play in world civilization, and how was the modern state of Greece created? Historical and cultural background of a civilization that helped shape the modern world.

The Anatomy of a Sailing Ship

Learn the difference between a main and a mizzen, a seaman and a bosun, and how they all come together to propel a ship across the sea.

*Available on select itineraries.

GETTING YOU THERE EFFORTLESSLY

Traveling is about discovery, but the last thing you want to discover is that you accidentally booked a red-eye flight or a hotel that’s miles from the action. Let Windstar handle all the logistics for you and enjoy peace of mind knowing everything from hotels to travel protection has been checked off your to-do list.

PRE- AND POST-CRUISE HOTEL PROGRAM

Extend your Windstar experience with pre- or post-cruise hotels, for seamless convenience and curated excellence. Book the hotel for any number of nights — or just for the day, so it fits your travel plans. Enjoy exclusive access to hand-selected, stunning accommodations, superior rooms, and exceptional service, choosing from some of the finest hotel offerings.

PEACE OF MIND TRAVEL PROTECTION

When you’re on vacation you want to relax, not worry, and that’s what our Travel Protection is all about. Get a cash refund up to the total cost of your cruise if you have to cancel your trip for illness, injury, and more. And get future cruise credits good for up to 90% of your cruise value

if you have to cancel for any other reason. You’ll also be covered for unexpected expenses like meals and hotel should you be delayed getting to or from your trip, emergency evacuation, lost luggage, incidentals if your luggage is delayed, and more. Travel Protection covers you worldwide, and is a great way to ensure that you’re protected from the unexpected.

TRANSFERS

Make your travel smooth and seamless with optional transfers between the airport, hotel, and pier before and after your cruise. You’ll get where you’re going without getting taken for a ride, and travel in an air-conditioned vehicle that’s comfortable and safe.

LOCAL PRESENTATIONS

&

PERFORMANCES

BROUGHT ON BOARD JUST FOR

YOU

You didn’t just come here for the pictures, you came to experience other cultures in personal ways that enhance your understanding — and we don’t think those interactions should end at the gangplank. That’s why we continue your cultural immersion beyond your time in port, bringing local performers and destination-savvy presenters on board to share their culture, knowledge, art, and more through engaging performances and one-of-a-kind, hands-on workshops.

Learn About Their Music

Music offers a melodic insight into cultures, and when local musicians from a steel drum band to French trio complete with an accordion join us for special performances during your cruise, you just might find yourself humming their tunes long after you’ve returned home.

Learn About Their Culture

From their traditions to their folklore, get a real feel for Ireland and its people from the songs and stories these local performers grew up with. Get an intimate look at how Dubliners view their own culture.

Learn Their Ancient Arts

Learn to make your own lei, given as a symbol of hospitality and welcome when you arrive in Tahiti.

Listen to a tattoo master explain the traditional process of determining the design for a tattoo and what it meant to mark his body.

GO OVERBOARD

WORLD SPA BY WINDSTAR

SNORKEL GEAR & WATERSPORTS INCLUDED. OH, AND THE BEACH TOO.

A cruise to French Polynesia, the Mediterranean, or the Caribbean isn’t just about the land. It’s about the sea. That warm, turquoise water is more than willing to answer your question about what to do today, and the phenomenal Watersports Platform on the stern of your Windstar yacht is more than willing to provide the means — no beach required. It’s just one more way our yachts get you closer to your destination.

COMPLIMENTARY WATERSPORTS

EQUIPMENT AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDE*:

• S norkeling gear (a personal custom-fit set for your use throughout your French Polynesia cruise and in select Caribbean and Central America destinations)

• St and-up paddleboards

• K ayaks

• Foam flotation magic carpet

• Water trampoline

*Available

WANDERLUST NEVER FELT SO GOOD

At World Spa by Windstar, our collection of wellness treatments features locally sourced ingredients and is exclusively tailored to each itinerary. Immerse yourself in the pleasures of your destination before you even arrive.

Experience authentic rituals and time-honored therapies from cultures around the globe, using traditional ingredients found in the very places you’re exploring. From facials and massages to manicures and herbal medicine you’ll find new ways to indulge your passion for in-depth discovery. And you’ll discover just how relaxing adventure can be.

BALTIC : Northern Lights Manicure and Pedicure

A seaweed soak from the Baltic Sea sets the stage for warm LED lights in your chosen spectrum.

CARIBBEAN: Coconut Poultice Massage

Perfectly warmed pure coconut compresses release natural emollients that nourish and moisturize the skin.

ICELAND: Fire and Ice Massage

A customized, heated Basalt stone massage is complemented by ice-cool gels to alleviate stress and ease aching muscles.

MEDITERRANEAN : Rosemary and Thyme Massage

A spoonful of honey begins a massage ritual inspired by an abundance of natively sourced Italian ingredients.

SOUTH PACIFIC: Body Nectar Nourishing Wrap

Quench your thirsty skin with this lusciously fragrant, intensely moisturizing body wrap.

TRAVELING SOLO

YOUR PRIVATE RETREAT

Vacations are meant to be relaxing, a time to do what you want when you want and be as private or social as you like. Having a stateroom all to yourself lets you do just that, and on Windstar, you can enjoy the ultimate “me time” for just 175% of double occupancy rates (excluding Premium Suites) or lower for selected departures.

YOUR VACATION, YOUR WAY

Whether you’re traveling with family or going by yourself, the extra space and freedom of a private stateroom takes your well-earned escape to the next level. Sleep in late and enjoy a leisurely room service breakfast. Immerse yourself in that delicious novel. Spend time paddleboarding off the yacht’s Watersports Platform or go on a shore excursion, then retreat to the peace and quiet of your private sanctuary. And if you choose to participate, there’s even a special dinner on board for solo guests so you can get acquainted with others who share your independent spirit and love of travel. It’s the vacation you deserve with all of Windstar’s signature hospitality and amenities, and more affordable than you may expect.

SPARK ROMANCE

MAKE UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES TOGETHER

Windstar and romance go together as naturally as beaches and sunshine.

The romance of being under sail, the intimate yachts. Open deck space to find your own private nook. Windstar is continually recognized as the most romantic cruise line. Whether you’re planning a wedding, a first or second honeymoon, a vow renewal, an anniversary or a vacation surprise, Windstar provides romantic moments and unforgettable memories.

MAKE IT EXTRAORDINARY

Our onboard team helps you add personalized touches including a vow renewal ceremony, romantic shore excursions, and thoughtful gifts.

Starstruck and Starstruck

Beachside Couple Massages WE ALSO OFFER:

The sails on Windstar’s three Wind Class ships aren’t just for show. They help us improve fuel efficiency and propel guests to some of the most romantic destinations on Earth — places like French Polynesia, Greece, and Italy.

LEGENDARY HOSPITALITY WITH A SOFTER

CRUISING INTO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

As a small-ship cruise line with wind-powered ships, Windstar is already ahead of the curve on sustainability. With no more than 342 guests, our yachts have less impact on the environment and the communities we visit. Still, we continually assess and improve our environmental practices to make the planet cleaner and greener.

Some initiatives are large, like replacing engines with more efficient ones. And some may seem small, like polishing our propellers twice a year for peak efficiency. But when it comes to protecting the world’s natural surroundings, even small changes add up.

REDUCING OUR USE OF FOSSIL FUELS

Innovations in maritime technologies offer many opportunities to minimize greenhouse gas emissions, and Windstar is working to incorporate these into our fleet. Our all-suite Star Class yachts have new engines that use cleaner-burning fuel with lower sulfur content to minimize environmental impact. This reduces fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions by about 20% per passenger nautical mile. We’re painting the hulls of our ships with a special paint that reduces drag and increases efficiency by up to 3%.

The Windstar fleet is surrounded by seawater, yet we’re keenly aware of the importance of maintaining precious water resources for generations to come. Although seawater is not drinkable, our yachts have efficient equipment for reliably creating potable water onboard. We also encourage guests to conserve by reusing towels before having them laundered. SAILS FOR SUSTAINABILITY

WINDSTAR’S HOSPITALITY IS LEGENDARY,

from staff who welcome you by name to waiters who bring your favorite beverage before you even ask. And we show that same consideration to the planet we all share, because protecting the beautiful places and oceans we visit just makes sense.

Other ways we reduce fuel consumption include increasing the use of ship sails and strategically planning itineraries. We’ve also implemented lighting upgrades and HVAC enhancements to reduce energy use onboard.

SAVING FRESH WATER FOR A RAINY DAY

FOOTPRINT

KEEPING TRASH OUT OF LANDFILLS

Conservation is not just about reducing consumption, it’s about reducing waste, and we have a number of initiatives to reduce, reuse, and recycle. These include replacing paper documents with e-documents, eliminating single-serving amenity containers in staterooms, more accurately forecasting food consumption and supplies, asking suppliers to reduce packaging, and working with local communities to ensure we fully comply with local garbage segregation requirements.

SAYING NO TO SINGLE-USE PLASTICS

We have also drastically reduced single-use plastics, eliminating plastic bottles from our staterooms and restaurants, and reducing the use of straws, cups, and other plastic items.

LEAVING THE OCEAN BETTER THAN

WE FOUND IT

Of course there are other forms of waste, and we work hard to reduce those as well. We upgraded our wastewater treatment systems, use environmentally acceptable lubricants where feasible, and use biodegradable, environmentally friendly cleaning supplies. We also removed all onboard incinerators to eliminate air emissions.

Windstar employees add to our corporate efforts by volunteering in beach clean-up days in both Seattle and Miami. Even our guests take part, adding their “adopt a coral” donations to our own donation to an NGO called Coral Gardeners that’s working to replant healthy corals where reefs are struggling. (See page 61 for details.)

FOOD

THAT IS GOOD FOR YOU AND THE PLANET

Being gentle on the environment can also mean changing what you eat, since a plant-based diet saves water and reduces greenhouse gasses. For those who favor vegan meals, we now offer a plant-based, gluten-free menu prepared without added salt, oil or sugar. We created offerings that are both nutritious and delicious, and are excited to add these to our standard and vegetarian menu choices.

WE MAY NOT BE BIG, BUT WE CAN STILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE

In the overall scheme of things our efforts to protect the planet may not make waves, but we believe every ripple counts.

CRUISING IS THE IDEAL WAY to experience coastal areas and port towns. But sometimes there are highlights inland that call your name too, in regions you may only get to once in a lifetime. Windstar Cruise Tours offer the perfect solution, combining your favorite cruise itineraries with adventures further afield to must-see places like Meteora and Lake Como. Best of all, you can rely on Windstar to handle all of your Cruise Tour’s land logistics with the same care and attention to detail they show on your cruise, including tickets to attractions, land transportation, hotel accommodations, select meals, and more.

BEST SEE THE

WE’VE CURATED THESE CRUISE TOURS to show off the very best of a region, and have personally vetted every selection to make sure it’s up to Windstar standards. In some cases we even include meals in particularly noteworthy restaurants that do a great job featuring local cuisine.

When you’ve already traveled a long distance to see a region, it only makes sense to make the most of the opportunity. Let a Windstar Cruise Tour make that task effortless, just like it is on your Windstar cruise.

OF LAND AND SEA

CRUISE TOURS BY WINDSTAR

Alaskan Coastal Adventures & Denali Discovery Page 76

Alaskan Explorations & Denali Page 78

Cappadocia & Aegean Rhapsody via Corinth Canal Page 130

Comprehensive Iceland Page 164

Delphi & Meteora: Grecian Antiquities O nline

Delphi & Meteora: Grecian Treasures Page 122

Delphi, Meteora & Hidden Greece O nline

Enchanting Meteora, Greece, and Amalfi Coast O nline

Istanbul Icons & Aegean Artifacts via Corinth Canal Page 131

Kyoto & The Zen of Japan Page 66

Lake Como & Adriatic Romance Page 124

Madrid & Southern Spain Winter Escapes O nline

Passages & Spanish Shorelines

& Madrid

& Moorea Cultures Through Cuisine

& Croatian Coastlines

& Italian Riviera

WHEN AND WHERE OUR YACHTS WILL BE

WHEN AND WHERE OUR YACHTS WILL BE

5NEW! Barefoot Break in the British Virgin Islands

7Beach Fun & Sun: A Remote Caribbean Getaway

7Classic Caribbean

7Jewels of the Windward Islands

7Lush & Lovely Islands of the Lesser Antilles

St. Maarten; British Virgin Islands; St. Barthelemy

St. Maarten; Antigua & Barbuda; St. Barthelemy; British Virgin Islands; Anguilla

St. Maarten; St. Kitts & Nevis; Dominica; St. Lucia; Guadeloupe; St. Barthelemy 111

Motor Barbados; St. Lucia; St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Grenada

St. Maarten; St. Kitts & Nevis; St. Barthelemy; Antigua & Barbuda; Guadeloupe; St. Lucia; St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Barbados Online

7San Juan & the Virgin Islands Motor Puerto Rico; US Virgin Islands; St. Kitts & Nevis; St. Barthelemy; St. Maarten; British Virgin Islands 112

7NEW! Windward Island Delights Sail; Motor Barbados; St. Kitts & Nevis; Guadeloupe; Dominica; Martinique; St. Lucia 112

7Windward Islands Surf & Sunsets Motor Puerto Rico; Grenada; St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. Lucia; Guadeloupe; St. Maarten 113

7Windward Ways & Tobago Cays Motor; Sail Barbados; Tobago; St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. Lucia; Grenada; Curacao; Aruba 113

8 NEW! Star Seeker Christening:

10

WHEN AND WHERE OUR YACHTS WILL BE

5,

THEY CAME IN OUTRIGGER CANOES

not knowing what lay ahead. Navigating by sun, moon, and stars, they arrived in these far-flung islands and developed cultures that continue to astound. Fijians who walk on fire. Huahine’s stone fish traps still in use after hundreds of years. They pushed on further still — to remote islands in the Tuamotus where copra and pearl farming are still a way of life, to Rarotonga, the source of Māori culture, and to the Marquesas, known for its ethereal landscape and its rich culture. Feel the tingle of kava on your lips and realize these cultures are so much deeper and richer than you ever imagined.

NO ORDINARY

FRENCH POLYNESIA & SOUTH PACIFIC

• M otu Mahaea, Tahaa, Tahiti

• B ora Bora, Tahiti

• Raiatea, Tahiti

• Nuku Hiva, Marquesas

• Rangiroa, Tuamotu Islands

WHY WINDSTAR’S FRENCH POLYNESIA & SOUTH PACIFIC:

• Visit up to 9 islands in French Polynesia, including the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Fakarava, each one with its own unique culture and appeal

• Explore the remote and breathtaking Marquesas,

FEATURED PORTS:

and Cook Islands which very few people get to ever visit

• Attend an exclusive Destination Discovery Event: Our Bora Bora Celebration on a lovely motu, complete with Tahitian fire dancers and local foods

Fakarava Biosphere Reserve – Here is a rare opportunity to experience one of earth’s most beautiful — and most remote — places. Fakarava’s ecosystem is so diverse it has been named a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, a world of magnificent cauliflower coral, sleek grey sharks, and neon schools of tropical fish. On shore, bougainvillea-lined roads lead past historic lighthouses and small villages. And with only 800 residents, most of them pearl and copra (coconut) farmers, you’ll find plenty of secluded beaches you can call your own.

A SEA OF

• Travel whenever it fits your schedule with year-round Tahiti sailings and our Air + Hotel + Cruise packages

• Spend more time exploring with overnights in Lautoka, Fiji and Bora Bora

• Enjoy a personal set of snorkeling gear, yours to use throughout your cruise

• Continue your Polynesian immersion onboard with our cultural ambassador who teaches ukelele, how to speak Tahitian, and make leis

Savusavu, Fiji – Known as “the hidden paradise of Fiji,” beautiful Savusavu with its abundance of waterfalls, hiking trails, rainforests and black pearls, has recently been realized to be a tourist hotspot. The shabby-chic main street is a hodgepodge of eclectic watering holes, a bustling market, and a variety of shops and cosmopolitan restaurants. Find a black pearl farm, see the Vuadomo and Nakawaga Waterfalls or kayak, snorkel, sail, fish or take an easy hike. Bula!

THE SOUTH PACIFIC’S scattered island nations bring to mind the breathtaking beaches and peacock-colored lagoons of Tahiti, but they also contain the most diverse indigenous cultures in the world. Come with us as we travel beyond the packaged resorts to experience a world few get to see. Go back to the way things used to be on Tonga or Savusavu, with no crowds, only twinkling stars at night, and a pace of life many yearn for. Discover villages that still follow traditional ways of life on Rangiroa or Tonga. Explore small Fijian communities and the untouched cultural centers of the Marquesas. Add context to the postcard images the South Pacific is known for.

DIVERSITY

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Tahaa: Tahaa Vanilla Plantation & Snorkeling – Tahaa, a flower-shaped island that’s as fragrant as it is beautiful. Often called “the vanilla island,” Tahaa produces 80 percent of all Tahitian vanilla in a labor-intensive process that will make you appreciate all the more its delicious aromatic flavor. Boat across the lagoon to a small family plantation and learn how it’s done, from hand-pollinating the orchid blossoms (which only live for 6 hours) to hand-massaging and aging the beans — a process that can take up to 9 months.

Moorea: Photographer’s Eye View of Moorea – Believed to have been the inspiration for James Michener’s Bali Hai, and today, you’ll learn how to capture that beauty under the tutelage of an accomplished professional photographer. Journey into the stunning interior by 4x4 and on foot, skirting large pineapple fields, beautiful gardens and a turquoise-blue lagoon. Some of your favorite shots may come from some unusual places, like Papetoai fishing village, Haapiti Catholic Church, or the interior of Moorea Crater.

PAPEETE TO

PAPEETE

| 1 0 NIGHTS

You came here for the local food and to explore six of Tahiti’s most captivating islands – both must-sees like Papeete and Bora Bora and less-traveled islands like Huahine, Raiatea, and tiny Tahaa. Spend four days on Moorea in your Garden Pool Bungalow, a luxurious retreat with your own private plunge pool. Dive into Polynesian cuisine on an included half-day gastronomic tour, discovering unique flavors influenced by Tahitian, Chinese and French cultures. The next day, the full-day foodie tour spoils you with breathtaking views, giving you the chance to swim with rays and sharks, and treating you to a mouthwatering barbecue lunch in the lagoon. Continue on to other islands, from luxurious resorts to simple fishing villages, you’ll still have plenty of time to bask in the blue lagoon waters, absorb the local culture, and truly taste Tahiti.

CRUISE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Tantalize your taste buds with foodie tours in Moorea that will take you to all the local haunts, a lunch with your feet in the water, and the essence of Tahitian cuisine

• S pend the night in Bora Bora and visit legendary Bloody Mary’s or just stretch out on stunning white-sand beaches

• S pend 4 days in Moorea getting to really know the island, the locals, and the hidden gems

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 3 n ights in a garden bungalow at the 4-star Hotel Manava Beach Resort & Spa Moorea with full use of water sports equipment, plus American breakfast

• H alf day Moorea Food Adventure including liquor and juice tastings, traditional Ma’a tinito, and even roadside stands

• Full day Moorea snorkeling tour of Cook and Opunohu bays with a feet-in-the-water lunch and cultural demonstrations

• A ll transfers between the ferry, hotel, and yacht

• 7-night cruise aboard Star Breeze

ITINERARY: Days 1/2 - Papeete, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 2 – Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Days 3/4 – Uturoa, Raiatea, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 4 - Motu Mahaea (Tahaa), French Polynesia; Days 5/6 - Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 7 – Maroe Bay, Huahine, French Polynesia; Day 8 - Papeete to Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Days 9/10 - Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Day 11 - Cook’s Bay, Moorea to Papeete, French Polynesia

Colored destinations indicate land tour portion.

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Breeze : Dec 5, 12, 19, 26, 2024; Mar 13, 20; Apr 10, 17, 24; May 22, 29; Jun 5, 12; Jul 3, 10, 17, 24; Aug 21,28; Sep 4, 11; Oct 2, 9, 16, 23; Nov 20, 27; Dec 4, 11, 2025; Jan 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb 5; Mar 12, 19; Apr 16, 23; May 21, 28, 2026

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OVERWATER BUNGALOW & TAHITIAN PARADISES CRUISE TOUR

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 1 0 NIGHTS

Bliss lies ahead as you spend magical days in a dreamy overwater bungalow and explore six of Tahiti’s most captivating islands. Romance is in the air in Moorea as you watch the real-life aquarium beneath your feet through the glass floor of your overwater bungalow, enjoy a mouthwatering tropical breakfast delivered by outrigger canoe, and dine on the beach at a private table for two lit only by tiki torches and stars. Stay overnight in three ports with time to explore Polynesian history and traditions, go drift snorkeling in coral gardens teeming with tropical fish, dive for black pearls, and watch sunsets that turn the sapphire sea all manner of fruit punch colors.

CRUISE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Check off your bucket list with a luxurious overwater bungalow stay at the Hotel Manava Beach Resort & Spa for 3 nights in Moorea, plus a breakfast delivered by canoe and a romantic dinner on the beach

• Explore Polynesian history at your leisure with an overnight in Raiatea, where the kings of all the neighboring islands would gather

• S pend the night in Bora Bora and visit legendary Bloody Mary’s or just stretch out on stunning white-sand beaches

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 3 n ights in an overwater bungalow at the 4-star Hotel Manava Beach Resort & Spa Moorea with full use of water sports equipment, plus American breakfast

• 1 C anoe Breakfast delivered to your bungalow by sea

• 1 Romantic Beach Dinner Ava’e for two (weather permitting)

• H alf-day private car tour – Nature & Culture in Moorea

• G uided cultural and botanical tour including archaeological sites and island history

• C omplimentary water equipment at Hilton Moorea

• Polynesian cultural demonstrations such as pareo tying

• A ll transfers from airport to ferry to hotel to yacht

• 7-night cruise aboard Star Breeze

ITINERARY: Days 1/2 - Papeete, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 2 - Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Days 3/4 - Uturoa, Raiatea, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 4 - Motu Mahaea (Tahaa); Days 5/6 - Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 7 - Maroe Bay, Huahine, French Polynesia; Day 8 - Papeete to Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Days 9/10 - Moorea Overwater Bungalow, French Polynesia; Day 11 - Cook’s Bay, Moorea to Papeete, French Polynesia

Colored destinations indicate land tour portion.

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Breeze Dec 5, 12, 19, 26, 2024; Mar 6, 13, 20; Apr 10, 17, 24; May 22, 29; Jun 5, 12; Jul 3, 10, 17, 24; Aug 21, 28; Sep 4, 11; Oct 2, 9, 16, 23; Nov 20, 27; Dec 4, 11, 2025; Jan 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb 5; Mar 12, 19; Apr 16, 23; May 21, 28 2026

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

DREAMS OF TAHITI

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 7 NIGHTS

A graceful yacht is the perfect way to experience the true wonder of Tahiti. We’ll visit one legendary island after another, with plenty of casual time to swim and snorkel in crystal-clear lagoons, meander through lush rainforests, and experience the fascinating Polynesian culture from tikis to tiare flowers.

HARVEST YOUR OWN BLACK PEARL

We were transported from the yacht on the island of Raiatea to a local boat wharf, and taken by skiff to an over-water reef house. Our group was met with cold Hinano (local) beer and fresh slices of coconut, to further herald our arrival to this outpost of stunning, 360 degree beauty. Our guide, Summer Rotu, a San Diego native who manages Anapa Pearl Farm, then gave us a lesson in how pearls are farmed, what goes in to creating such lovely and unique jewelry, and how the cultivation of black pearls is a major part of the economy in French Polynesia.

COMPLIMENTARY WINDSTAR DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

Windstar Exclusive: Guests on every Windstar Tahiti cruise are treated to a complimentary Bora Bora Celebration Festival on a lovely private motu, complete with Tahitian fire dancers and local cuisine.

WELCOME TO YOUR MAGICAL MOTU. The enchantment begins as you step ashore to receive a fragrant flower lei, and continues as you feast on a menu carefully chosen by Windstar’s executive chef – delicious barbecue favorites plus traditional island dishes like poisson cru and po’e.

Summer then outfitted our small group with snorkel equipment, and we were set loose to explore the underwater workings of a pearl farm. Summer then announced the most exciting game of “hide and seek” we’d ever played: she’d hidden four oysters, all which might contain a black pearl, around the reef house. We dove, splashed, and delighted in finding our oysters, eager to see what was inside.

The pearl grafter (who works to inseminate oysters and harvest their pearls) then opened our treasures, and we were all delighted at what we found. Our pearls were beautiful, many quite large and unique in their coloring with the rarest of “bronzes” eliciting many oooh’s and aaah’s.

PORTS OF CALL: Papeete, French Polynesia; Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Uturoa, Raiatea, French Polynesia (overnight); Motu Mahaea (Tahaa), French Polynesia; Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Maroe Bay, Huahine, French Polynesia

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Breeze: Nov 28; Dec 5, 12, 19, 26, 2024; Feb 16*; Mar 13, 20; Apr 10, 17, 24; May 22, 29; Jun 5, 12; Jul 3, 10, 17, 24; Aug 21, 28; Sep 4, 11; Oct 2, 9, 16, 23; Nov 20, 27; Dec 4, 11, 2025; Jan 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb 5; Mar 12, 19; Apr 16, 23; May 21, 28, 2026

*National Health Association Plant-Based Culinary Extravaganza cruise

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Overwater Bungalow & Tahitian Paradises Cruise Tour (see page 49), or the Tahiti & Moorea Cultures Through Cuisine Cruise Tour (see page 48).

Following our treasure-filled time at the reef house, we boarded the skiff again, this time taken out towards the reef where we watched black-tipped sharks feeding. The sunset was approaching, so our boat turned back to the shore as we

marveled at our spectacular day and the luminescent souvenirs that would remind us of the moment forever.

~ Jessica Chiang Yacht Club Member

When the sun goes down, the curtain rises and you are whisked back to the days of old when fire dancers from mountain villages used war clubs in their performances to demonstrate their prowess in battle.

LISTEN TO THE FIRE TALK . Fire dancing is found throughout the world, but perhaps nowhere has it taken on greater significance than in the South Pacific. With no written language, early Polynesians relied on oral traditions and dance to pass on their heritage. Ancient fire dances were also often a part of pre-battle rituals, helping warriors prepare for the combat ahead.

The speed and acrobatic prowess of the performers takes your breath away as they write messages to the gods against the night sky. The beating fa’atete drums quicken your pulse, and the heat is so intense you can feel it even from 10 feet away.

As the performance ends you are left in awe, with memories burning as bright as the dancing flames.

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

FLOWERS OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC: FIJI, THE COOK ISLANDS & FRENCH POLYNESIA

PAPEETE TO LAUTOKA, (or reverse ) | 1 4 NIGHTS

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Immerse yourself in Tahitian culture at the Destination Discovery Event in Bora Bora and the Signature Beach Party in Motu Mahaea

• Luxuriate in delightful overnights in Bora Bora, French Polynesia and Lautoka, Fiji, each a unique island paradise

• In Rarotonga, discover the vibrant underwater world of Muri Lagoon, where crystal-clear waters and colorful coral reefs teem with marine life. Whether you’re an experienced diver or a first-time snorkeler, the lagoon offers a serene and visually stunning aquatic adventure

Remote beaches and rich Polynesian culture abound throughout this iconic 14-night South Pacific voyage to remote and exotic destinations in Fiji, Tonga, the Cook Islands, and French Polynesia. Visiting Rarotonga and Aitutaki in the Cook Islands offers a chance to experience the pristine beauty of turquoise lagoons, white-sand beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. In Rarotonga, join an informative guided nature trek, where you’ll learn about the island’s culture and history from a local. Sail into a sunset cruise, dine on local seafood, and rekindle romantic magic at beachside resort accommodations during an overnight stay on Bora Bora. Explore the subterranean splendors of ‘Ana Hulu in Tonga, a coral limestone cavern concealing scenic freshwater lakes where centuries of locals and explorers refreshed and replenished. Wander rainforest paths on Taveuni’s Bouma National Heritage Park, celebrated as ‘the garden island of Fiji,’ or seek out fusion dining serving up Fijian fish dishes and tropical fruit cocktails. Indulge in sweet cocoa farm treats during a delicious tree-to-bar tour on Vanua Levu. South Pacific

• In A itutaki, join a snorkeling tour that takes you to the best reefs in the lagoon. Afterwards, make a stop at Honey Moon Island, the perfect stop for a beach picnic and a popular spot for nesting red tailed tropicbirds

• Visit the Royal Palace of Nuku’alofa, Tonga, a beautiful wooden building and official residence of the King of Tonga. Though not open to the public, you can admire its Victorian architecture and lush surroundings from the outside

• Explore Bouma National Heritage Parkin on Taveuni Island in Fiji. The park contains pristine rainforest and three waterfalls, each measuring over 65 feet tall

• In S avusavu, Fiji, tour a pearl farm and learn about the cultivation process of Fiji’s famous black pearls

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

MĀORI STORYTELLERS & FRENCH POLYNESIAN TREASURES

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 10 * or 11 NIGHTS

Sail to pristine and uncrowded Cook Island coves during this exploration of tropical isles and Māori culture with stops throughout French Polynesia. Slip onto your own sleek Waverunner and set a course for remote snorkeling outside Uturoa on Raiatea. In the Cook Islands, relax on isolated Rarotonga beaches and then venture into friendly Aitutaki for small town tropical fruit smoothies, tuna poke bowls, and fish curry. Take in the Māori culture as you interact with Cook Island natives, while English is widely spoken in the islands, the official language is Cook Islands Māori. Sip cool refreshments on a scenic sunset cruise across Bora Bora’s shallow lagoon waters prior to an overnight port stay, or check into romantic bungalows on the beach at one of the most popular island resorts. Sample fragrant Tahaa vanilla at a plantation or snorkel amid curious stingrays and docile reef sharks. Explore stone temples and archaeological sites on Huahine, or board an outrigger canoe bound for a remote motu islet where you’ll learn how to cook up a local lunch with a side of relaxing warm, sandy beachfront.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

SOCIETY

• Immerse yourself in Tahitian culture at the Destination Discovery Event in Bora Bora and the Signature Beach Party in Motu Mahaea

Lautoka Nuku'alofa Taveuni

ISLANDS TONGA

Savusavu Suva

Bora Bora Aitutaki Moorea Rarotonga (Avatiu)

TAHITI

FIJI Papeete

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Papeete, French Polynesia; Day 2 - Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Days 3/4 - Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 5 - At Sea; Day 6 – Aitutaki, Cook Islands; Day 7 - Avatiu, Rarotonga, Cook Islands; Days 8-10 - At Sea/Cross International Dateline (estimate) lose a day; Day 11 - Nuku’alofa, Tonga; Day 12 - At Sea; Day 13 - Waiyevo, Taveuni Island, Fiji; Day 14 - Savusavu, Vanua Levu, Fiji; Days 15/16 – Lautoka, Fiji (overnight)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Breeze : Jun 18; Jul 3 , 2026

• In A itutaki, join a snorkeling tour that takes you to the best reefs in the lagoon. Afterwards, make a stop a Honey Moon Island, the perfect stop for a beach picnic and a popular spot for nesting red tailed tropicbirds

• Luxuriate in a delightful overnight in Bora Bora, a unique island paradise

• In Rarotonga, discover the vibrant underwater world of Muri Lagoon, where crystal-clear waters and colorful coral reefs teem with marine life. Whether you’re an experienced diver or a first-time snorkeler, the lagoon offers a serene and visually stunning aquatic adventure

• Enjoy an overnight in Papeete, allowing you to explore the town and island nightlife

• Take a biking tour on Moorea, visiting scenic viewpoints of Cook’s Bay, Opunohu Bay, and the lush mountains of Moorea

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Papeete, French Polynesia; Day 2 - Uturoa, Raiatea, French Polynesia; Day 3 - At Sea; Day 4 – Aitutaki, Cook Islands; Day 5 - Avatiu, Rarotonga, Cook Islands; Day 6 - At Sea; Days 7/8 - Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Day 9 - Motu Mahaea (Tahaa), French Polynesia; Day 10 - Maroe Bay, Huahine, French Polynesia; Day 11 – Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Days 11/12 – Papeete, French Polynesia (overnight)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Breeze Jul 30; Aug 10*, 2026

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

TAHITI & THE TUAMOTU ISLANDS

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 1 0 or 11 NIGHTS

Discover the diver’s paradise of Fakarava, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that fulfills every fantasy about the South Pacific. Feel your heart soar as your yacht enters each radiant lagoon.

INSIDER TIPS

• You’ll receive your own personal set of snorkeling equipment and fins for the duration of the voyage, custom-fit by our Watersports team. So you can snorkel from the beach without having to wait in line to rent equipment.

• One thing you’ll want to do as soon as you get on board — make a reservation to dine in Candles. This signature

outdoor restaurant is the perfect place to watch a tropical sunset and enjoy a romantic tête-a-tête.

• In the islands you’re almost guaranteed to come across noni (NO-nee) juice, made from the fruit of the Morinda citrifolia tree. Polynesians have used noni in traditional folk medicine for over 2,000 years and it’s packed with antioxidants.

PORTS OF CALL: Papeete, French Polynesia; Fakarava Biosphere Reserve, French Polynesia; Tiputa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia; Motu Mahaea (Tahaa), French Polynesia; Uturoa, Raiatea, French Polynesia (overnight); Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Maroe Bay, Huahine, French Polynesia; Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia

DEPARTURE DATES: 10 NIGHTS ( Does not visit Raiatea.)

Star Breeze: Nov 18, 2024; May 12; Aug 11; Nov 10; Dec 29, 2025; Feb 23; May 11, 2026

DEPARTURE DATES: 11 NIGHTS

Star Breeze: Nov 7, 2024; May 1; Jul 31; Oct 30; Dec 18, 2025; Feb 12; Apr 30, 2026

• T he most thrilling diving and snorkeling in the Tuamotu chain is drift diving, a Zen-like experience where you float along with the current. This allows you to conserve energy and concentrate on the scenery going by.

• While colorful reef fish are plentiful, French Polynesia is renowned for its big marine animals. And if you’re into sharks, this is simply one of the best dive destinations in the world.

TATTOOS TELL THE TALE

Although it didn’t originate here, tattoo art has been a tradition for a long time in Polynesia, especially in the Marquesas. Each island group has its own motifs, and are used to tell visual stories, often covering large areas of the body. These tattoos are seen as a form of cultural preservation, a way to honor ancestors, and a means of connecting with traditional Marquesan practices.

THE MARQUESAS: A REMOTE POLYNESIAN TREASURE

If you’re looking for a tropical South Pacific paradise far removed from tourists and overwater bungalows, an island where people are scarce, visitors are few, and old Polynesian ways live on, look no further than the marvelous Marquesas.

This is one of the most remote and untouched archipelagos in the world, 1,400 miles from its nearest neighbor. And if you add up the entire population scattered across half a dozen islands, it’s still well shy of 10,000. No wonder the Marquesas offer a pristine environment and authentic culture that most people never get to experience.

FROZEN IN TIME

These are the unspoiled South Seas islands that storytellers like Herman Melville, Robert Louis Stevenson and Thor Heyerdahl wrote about, with stunning landscapes of steep mountains, deep valleys, and secluded beaches. And thanks to their isolation, life here gives you a rare glimpse into Polynesia’s past.

Art forms such as woodcarving, stone carving, tattooing, and

weaving are important expressions of Marquesan culture, with their own unique style.

These are the unspoiled South Seas islands

FROM HANDICRAFTS TO FINE ART

All of the Marquesas islands are rich with culture, but each one offers something different.

The picturesque island, Fatu Hiva, has a stunning natural beauty that has inspired artists for centuries. It’s famous for its traditional arts and crafts, particularly woodcarving and tapa cloth. The painstaking process of turning tree bark into fabric has been passed down through the generations and is incredible to watch.

On Hiva Oa, learn about Marquesan culture from carving to music, dance and language at the many cultural centers on the island, or visit the

ancient ceremonial village of Taaoa.

The best-known cultural site, though, relates to the artist Paul Gauguin, who lived here the last few years of his life.

Nuku Hiva offers an abundance of historical sites, ancient archaeological remains, and sacred marae. Feel the mana (spiritual power) as you stand next to giant banyan trees wrapped around ancient temples and ceremonial platforms, and browse the small but well-curated collection at the Marquesan Museum.

A RARE

DESTINATION, A RARE OPPORTUNITY

In the Marquesas islands, you can immerse yourself in authentic Polynesian culture in surroundings that are both beautiful and delightfully undiscovered. There isn’t much infrastructure for scheduled tours or even transportation to the island. Windstar knows the way to allow you to experience this off-the-beatenpath adventure that would be nearly impossible to experience otherwise.

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

TAHITIAN TREASURES & MAGNIFICENT MARQUESAS

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 1 4 NIGHTS

Go beyond a typical Tahiti cruise during this island odyssey throughout French Polynesia and the remote Marquesas Islands. Follow in the creative footsteps of Symbolist artist Paul Gauguin as you explore his former home on Hiva Oa, then run your fingers along the hand-hewn surfaces of the largest Tiki sculptures found anywhere in the Pacific. Journey to Fakarava’s lagoon, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve teeming with seabirds and vibrant tropical fish. Admire colorful coral gardens from your glass-bottom boat near Tiputa on Rangiroa. Swim with playful manta rays and docile black-tipped reef sharks in Bora Bora’s Blue Lagoon prior to a romantic starlit overnight port stay. Trek along Moorea’s rolling Opunohu Valley trail past fruit plantations and through an exotic hardwood forest on your way to majestic views of Mount Mouaroa, Mount Rotu and Mount Tohiea — three of the highest summits in the Society Islands.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Luxuriate in a delightful overnight in Bora Bora, a unique island paradise

• O vernight in Papeete with time to peruse the lively Marche de Papeete and dine on Polynesian cuisine

• On remote Fatu Hiva learn about the art of making tapa, a beautiful cloth made from the bark of banyan, breadfruit and mulberry trees

DAYS 1/2 • PAPEETE, TAHITI, FRENCH POLYNESIA

Relax on sunny beaches, sample Tahitian fare, and take in the effervescent spirit of the city. But whatever you do, save time — and luggage space — for shopping. Black pearls and colorful crafts fill the market and local treasures are so plentiful you’ll have trouble making your choices but you won’t be bothered with large crowds and big tour groups because French Tahiti is only accessible to small ships like ours.

DAY 3 • FAKARAVA, FRENCH POLYNESIA

• V isit the Calvaire Cemetery where both Paul Gauguin and Jacques Brel are buried on Hiva Oa

• Explore the rich ecosystem of Fakarava, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with some of the best diving in the South Pacific

• Celebrate at Windstar’s Destination Discovery Event and fun-filled Signature Onboard Barbecue

• A mong the sites to see on Nuku Hiva is the charming Eglise Des Sacres Coeurs

DAY 5 • OMOA, FATU HIVA, MARQUESAS, FRENCH POLYNESIA

DAY 6 • ATUONA, HIVA OA, MARQUESAS, FRENCH POLYNESIA

Art has always been a way of life on Hiva Oa. Paul Gauguin painted it, Jacques Brel sang about it, and ancient artisans carved petroglyphs and giant stone tikis in honor of it. And how could you not be inspired? The colors are intense and magical, from psychedelic hibiscus flowers to fluorescent green palms and black sand beaches. And even the Calvaire Cemetery where Gauguin and Brel are buried offers frame-worthy views. Browse the Gauguin Museum for a look at the artist’s work, or ponder puzzling tikis like the forest dweller with a Mona Lisa smile.

DAY 7 • TAIOHAE, NUKU HIVA, MARQUESAS, FRENCH POLYNESIA

by beautiful coral and filled with colorful fish, rays, and dolphin is a diver’s dream. Explore, with an optional tour, in a glass bottom boat, take a dive that matches your level of expertise, or enjoy the magic of drift snorkeling. This is a place like no other on earth.

DAY 10 • AT SEA

DAY 11 • MOTU MAHAEA (TAHAA), FRENCH POLYNESIA

Destination Discovery Event on a private motu complete with fire dancers. This is the stuff that dreams are made of and available to small ships.

DAY 14 • COOK’S BAY, MOOREA, FRENCH POLYNESIA

Here is a rare opportunity to experience one of earth’s most rare and beautiful places. Fakarava, a place so stunning, an ecosystem so diverse it has been named a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This diver’s paradise welcomes you to a world of magnificent cauliflower coral, sleek grey sharks, and neon schools of tropical fish. This “Island of Dreams” is home to rare species of nesting birds and rare marine life living in tranquil harmony.

DAY 4 • AT SEA

Fatu Hiva is wildly beautiful, with jungle greenery plunging straight down into the splashing surf. This is the most remote and isolated of the three islands we’ll visit in the Marquesas, reachable only by sea – a fact that has helped keep both nature and the culture of this island pure and authentic. Lush rainforests teem with endemic species, and marine life is prolific. And although there are only 650 people on the island, they preserve traditional skills that have been long forgotten elsewhere, such as how to make tapa cloth from tree bark. It’s a secret they’ll be happy to share during your stay here.

Taiohae has only 1,700 residents but it’s the “big city” by Marquesas standards. Buildings seldom rise above sailboat mast height and there aren’t any traffic lights because there isn’t much traffic. What you will find here, though, are spectacular scenery from basalt peaks to waterfalls, exceptionally warm, friendly people, and numerous ancient marae sacred sites that resonate with powerful mana.

DAY 8 • AT SEA

DAY 9 • TIPUTA, RANGIROA, FRENCH POLYNESIA

Some people call this place heaven. You will call it perfect. The huge lagoon surrounded

We will spend the day on a private island complete with swaying palm trees and white-sand beaches. Swim, snorkel and enjoy a variety of water sports in the crystal-clear waters. There will be a delicious barbecue lunch and tropical drinks waiting for you. Explore Tahaa with optional excursions to discover the vanilla plantations and sacred sites of the island.

DAYS 12/13 • VAITAPE, BORA BORA, FRENCH POLYNESIA (OVERNIGHT)

Our stay here allows plenty of time to capture the beauty in photographs — and you’ll want plenty. These stunning waters will show a different kaleidoscope of blue in each frame. You’ll have lots of options for exploration, whether you prefer the access provided by a 4-by-4, or the thrill of riding in the open air. Stretch out on stunning white-sand beaches, dive and swim in brightly colored seas, or sail among the tiny islands and lagoons. But the highlight here will be the Windstar Exclusive

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Breeze : Mar 27; Jun 19; Sep 18, 2025; Mar 26, 2026

Welcome to paradise, where your stunning surroundings soak up superlatives and call for more. In our stay here you’ll have plenty of time to do it all. Be sure to consider the opportunity to hone your photography talents on an optional tour of the island in the company of a professional photographer. Your choices here are endless. Hike the majestic Three Coconut Trail. Visit dolphins in their native habitat. Or spend your time swimming and kayaking from Star Breeze’s Watersports Platform as we lay at anchor in these beautiful sapphire seas.

DAY 15 • PAPEETE, FRENCH POLYNESIA

Thanks to its supply of fresh water, Papeete has long been a gathering place – the name means “water basket.” Today it’s the main population center of the Polynesian islands. The bustling city meets the sea on a long, walkable waterfront. Peruse the lively Marche de Papeete, where local venders sell food and handicrafts, and dine at enticing restaurants serving French and Polynesian cuisine. Popular local dishes include poisson cru (raw fish with coconut milk and lime).

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

FAR FLUNG

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 1 1 NIGHTS

Dive into diverse tropical landscapes and remote island lifestyles during this 11-night voyage throughout French Polynesia’s Tuamotus, Marquesas, and Society Islands, with underwater excursions in pristine Fakarava and Rangiroa.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• On remote Fatu Hiva learn about the art of making tapa, a beautiful cloth made from the bark of banyan, breadfruit and mulberry trees

• On Hiva Oa, visit the Lipona Me’ae archaeological site, known for its ancient tiki statues

• S norkel or dive in Rangiroa’s huge lagoon filled with colorful fish and beautiful coral

• Explore the rich ecosystem of Fakarava, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with some of the best diving in the South Pacific

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 7 NIGHTS

Underwater excursions for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts abound during this seven-night South Pacific cruise with stops in the Tuamotu Islands and a Bora Bora overnight stay. This shortened version of our Tahiti & the Tuamotu Islands itinerary is perfect for those who only have a week but really want to visit the Tuamotu Archipelago.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Immerse yourself in Tahitian culture at the Destination Discovery Event in Bora Bora and the Signature Beach Party in Motu Mahaea

• Luxuriate in a delightful overnight in Bora Bora, a unique island paradise

• S norkel or dive in Rangiroa’s huge lagoon filled with colorful fish and beautiful coral

• Explore the rich ecosystem of Fakarava, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with some of the best diving in the South Pacific

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 2 1 NIGHTS

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

BORA BORA: CELEBRATION FESTIVAL

A private feast and fire dance on a secluded motu.

See page 51 for details

STAR COLLECTOR: TWICE THE TAHITI

PAPEETE TO PAPEETE | 1 7 or 18 NIGHTS

It’s all here. The legendary beauty of Moorea and Bora Bora. The wild marine life of Rangiroa and Fakarava. The authentic Polynesian culture of the Marquesas.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• O vernight in Papeete with time to peruse the lively Marche de Papeete and dine at the famous food trucks

• V isit the Calvaire Cemetery where both Paul Gauguin and Jacques Brel are buried on Hiva Oa

• Pack light with complimentary daily laundry service

Ideal for anyone who can’t get enough of Tahiti, this unique cruise features twice the visits to ports, so you have double the opportunities to see and experience what you love, and do the things you missed the first time.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• O vernight in Bora Bora with extra time to stretch out on the stunning beaches or explore the crystal-clear waters

• Dive or snorkel in Fakarava’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, considered a diver’s paradise

• Pack light with complimentary daily laundry service

PORTS OF CALL: Papeete, French Polynesia; Fakarava, French Polynesia; Omoa, Fatu Hiva, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia; Atuona, Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia; Taiohae, Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia; Tiputa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia; Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Breeze : Nov 12; Dec 17, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Papeete, French Polynesia; Fakarava, French Polynesia; Tiputa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia; Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia; Motu Mahaea (Tahaa), French Polynesia DEPARTURE DATES : Star Breeze : Apr 16; Oct 15, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Papeete, French Polynesia; Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia; Uturoa, Raiatea, French Polynesia; Motu Mahaea, French Polynesia; Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Maroe Bay, Huahine, French Polynesia; Fakarava, French Polynesia; Fatu Hiva, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia; Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia; Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia; Tiputa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia; Motu Mahaea (Tahaa), French Polynesia; Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Breeze : Mar 19, 26, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Papeete, French Polynesia; Fakarava Biosphere Reserve, French Polynesia; Tiputa, Rangiroa, French Polynesia; Motu Mahaea (Tahaa), French Polynesia; Uturoa, Raiatea, French Polynesia (overnight); Vaitape, Bora Bora, French Polynesia (overnight); Maroe Bay, Huahine, French Polynesia; Cook’s Bay, Moorea, French Polynesia

DEPARTURE DATES: 17 NIGHTS

Star Breeze : May 12; Aug 11; Nov 10, 2025; May 11, 2026

DEPARTURE DATES: 18 NIGHTS

Star Breeze : Apr 24; Jul 24; Oct 23; Dec 11, 2025; Feb 5; Apr 23, 2026

Nestled on white-sand beaches with views of a stunning five-mile-wide lagoon, The Brando, a legendary private island eco-resort, features just 35 private villas, offering an intimate and luxurious escape. Frequently visited by celebrities and named after Marlon Brando, who acquired stunning Tetiaroa atoll in the 1960s, the resort provides guests with a unique blend of adventure and relaxation.

A wide variety of activities to make each stay a succession of unexpected moments which will remain engraved in the memories. A concierge service, located at the entrance of the resort, organizes personalized itineraries and Polynesian guides lead you on a journey through their ancestral lands. Enjoy snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, bird watching, cultural and archaeological expeditions, and indulgent treatments at the acclaimed Varua Te Ora Polynesian Spa.

Each unfolding moment, each forged connection, ushers in an embrace from the world of Polynesian life and culture. Windstar’s exclusive package reserved for guests staying in Star Breeze’s top suites: the award-winning Broadmoor and Sea Island Suites, and the prestigious Owner’s Suites, for a two-night all-inclusive stay available as a post-cruise with roundtrip air from Papeete, is your invitation to experience the rich tapestry of Polynesians heritage at The Brando.

TAHITI CRUISE,

Enjoy the ultimate relaxing South Seas vacation with convenient Tahiti Cruise + Air + Hotel Packages from Windstar. We’ll take care of all the details from flight reservations to accommodations to transfers to and from the yacht. Plus, we promise to get you to the yacht to enjoy your vacation even if your flight’s delayed. It’s the perfect way to ensure that your entire journey is restful and stress free.

CRUISE PACKAGES INCLUDE:

• 7-, 10-, or 11-night Dreams of Tahiti or Tahiti & the Tuamotu Islands cruise

• Round trip airfare from Los Angeles (LAX) or Seattle (SEA) to Papeete on Air Tahiti Nui

• O vernight hotel stays before or after your cruise in Tahiti, Moorea, or Bora Bora

• Breakfast at the hotel

• A rrival transfers from airport to hotel and hotel to yacht

• Departing transfers from yacht to hotel and hotel to airport

• A irline taxes and fuel surcharge

Call your Travel Advisor or Windstar for additional hotel and air package options!

• Coral reefs are home to 25% of marine life despite covering less than 1% of the oceans

• Without help, scientists estimate that the coral reefs of the world could disappear by 2050

• More than half of all new cancer drug research focuses on marine organisms, many of which are found on coral reefs

• 500 million people worldwide directly rely on the reef for food, income, and coastal protection

• We have already lost more than half of all reefs

RESTORING THE OCEAN, ONE CORAL AT A TIME

Titouan Bernicot was raised on a pearl farm on a remote coral atoll in the northern Tuamotu Archipelago and moved to Moorea when he was three, so the sea has always been his home. Coral reefs offered sustenance, recreation, his family’s livelihood … everything that was dear to him.

At 16, Bernicot discovered his first bleached coral and realized the entire ecosystem was threatened.The shock and heartbreak of that moment drove him to research the causes of coral bleaching, and sparked his passion to save the world’s coral.

The NGO he founded in 2017, Coral Gardeners, chooses corals that are more resilient to climate change and raises them in an undersea nursery before transplanting them to damaged parts of the reef through an “adopt a coral” program. They also work to raise awareness. To date, the organization has planted more than 31,000 corals.

I n 2021, Bernicot became a National Geographic Explorer and was recognized by the United

Nations at the Young Activists Summit in Geneva. Later, he was also awarded as part of the Explorers Club, class of 2023.

As a Windstar guest, you can now be a part of that story.

WINDSTAR & CORAL GARDENERS: Planting the Seeds of Change

Windstar has been sailing to Tahiti for 35 years, and the health of its delicate ecosystem has always been important to us. That’s why we support the efforts of Coral Gardeners and encourage our guests to do the same.

As a Windstar guest, you can now be a part of that story. they’ll receive a unique coral adoption card in their room as a memento of their contribution to restoring the beautiful coral reefs they’re enjoying on their Tahiti cruise.

To that end, all guests sailing on Windstar cruises to French Polynesia will have the option to adopt a coral from Coral Gardeners for a donation of $35 per person. In exchange,

For more information, visit coralgardeners.org

THE JAPANESE, PERHAPS more than most, find beauty in simplicity and the everyday. The act of sharing tea becomes a performance, cuisine is as much about presentation as preparation, and even broken things become art through concepts like wabi-sabi , which honors imperfection and transience. Respect, harmony, and connection to nature are key, and you may find yourself with a renewed sense of mindfulness as you look at the world as they do: stare up at ancient, gnarled pine trees so sacred they’ve been given names, gaze across reflective waters at vermillion torii gates, and give meditation a try as you “sand bathe” in naturally heated volcanic sands while listening to the hypnotic sound of the waves.

ZEN

JAPAN

• Takamatsu, Japan

• Tokyo, Japan

• S hingu, Japan

• Nagasaki, Japan

• S cenic cruising of the Inland Sea

SET COURSE FOR the Seto Inland Sea, Japan’s secret Mediterranean, where rustic islands boast forgotten shrines and picturesque water towns. Discover the breadth of Japan from tranquil Edo-period gardens to neon cities and fluttering paper cranes. And let Japan’s incredible culture wash over you, igniting your senses and stirring your soul. Collect so many perfect memories. Your first glimpse of Mt. Fuji’s uncanny symmetry. The ”stairway to heaven” shrines of Shingu, set above a mist-shrouded valley and the tallest waterfall in Japan. Kagoshima castle town with its signature volcano and samurai district so meticulously preserved it’s unblemished by telephone poles or parked cars. The “ghost island” of Hashima with its haunting coal legacy, Nagasaki and Hiroshima with theirs. Fill the time in between with infinite precious moments, from biting into perfect Udon noodles or fork-tender Kobe beef to soaking in an open-air onsen

LAND OF THE

RISING SUN

• Visit in September and October when the weather begins to cool and popular attractions are less busy

WHY WINDSTAR’S JAPAN: cities like Hiroshima and Tokyo along with smaller, more traditional ports like Takamatsu

• See what the real Japan is all about as you visit iconic

FEATURED PORTS:

Hiroshima, Japan – Largely destroyed by an atomic bomb during WWII, Hiroshima today is a modern city that honors its past. Fold a paper crane to leave at the Atomic Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit Hiroshima Castle to see three trees that survived the bombing that destroyed the castle itself. Or head to Miyajima, one of the most scenic spots in Japan, for a look at the vermilion Itsukushima Shrine that appears to float in the sea — yet another World Heritage Site.

• Enjoy scenic cruising of Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, a captive ocean filled with islands, bridges, fishing villages, and shrines

• Experience Japanese culture firsthand – slurping ramen noodles, soaking in Japanese onsen, and participating in traditional tea ceremonies

• Sample local specialties like Takamatsu’s famous udon noodles and Kobe beef

• Head inland to Kobe on a Cruise Tour to see the Golden Pavilion and the bamboo forest

Shingu, Japan – Pilgrims have been climbing the Kii Mountain Range for a thousand years, but few visitors to Japan even know about the trio of sacred shrines that compose this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most striking, Kumanonachi Taisha, includes a fiery orange pagoda posing next to Nachi Falls, the tallest waterfall in Japan. A bright vermilion torii gate heralds the steep 538-step climb to Kamikura-jinja Shrine, nestled beneath an enormous boulder halfway up Mt. Gongenyama. This is where the gods are said to have first descended to earth, and the view is truly heavenly.

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Shimizu: Mount Fuji Cultural Experience – Cultural rituals, traditional aesthetics, and an appreciation of nature are all important facets of the Japanese experience, and today you’ll sample them all. Begin in the quaint fishing town of Yui where the Tokaido Hiroshige Art Museum displays more than 1,300 iconic landscape woodblock prints known as ukiyo-e, hugely popular during the Edo period. Participate in a traditional tea ceremony at Yui Honjin Park before making your way to Miho-no-Matsubara for dramatic views of Mount Fuji and a magnificently twisted 650-year-old Japanese black pine.

Takamatsu: Udon Making Experience and Garden –Sanuki is the old name of Kagawa Prefecture, a region famous for its udon noodles, popular noodles made from wheat flour. This area has more udon restaurants per capita than anywhere else in Japan, and foodies travel here from all over to taste the recipe brought from China centuries ago. First, work up your appetite with a stroll through beautiful Ritsurin Garden, awarded three stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan. Then, roll up your sleeves and try making the signature dish for yourself at Nakano Udon School.

KYOTO & THE ZEN OF JAPAN CRUISE TOUR

TOKYO TO KYOTO, (or reverse ) 1 2 NIGHTS

From the tranquil Zen beauty of Kinkaku-ji Temple to the vibrant blinking plasma screens and incessant press of pedestrians throughout Tokyo’s Shibuya Station, this cruise tour throughout Japan combines pristine natural beauty with contemporary and cosmopolitan contrasts. Nibble on freshly caught fish paired with salty soy sauce and fiery wasabi in Shimizu’s world-famous Fish Market. Meander among East Asian relics and prehistoric stone tools in Busan’s museums, ornate temples and royal tombs in Gyeongju, one of South Korea’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Sip steamy green tea in the peaceful shade of chestnut trees near the scenic Ritsurin Garden in Takamatsu City, or participate in the ancient rituals of a formal tea ceremony. Examine Kyoto’s majestic temples and storied Nijo Castle in detail as part of a 2-night inland stay, or explore the Zen temple of Tenryuji in scenic and peaceful Arashiyama, one of the most popular destinations in the city. It’s a perfect journey for those who love Japan, and adventurous travelers who want to go further inland to explore the distinctive culture and history of Kyoto.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • TOKYO, JAPAN

There are as many Tokyos to discover as there are interests. Cuisine? It has more Michelin stars than any other city. Culture? Kabuki theater and sumo wrestling are just the beginning. Shopping? The posh boutiques of Ginza lie on one end of the spectrum, workshops that hand-craft samurai swords at the other.

DAY 2 • SHIMIZU, JAPAN

Frame the perfect portrait of Mount Fuji from a hundred perfect angles, or just

savor its symmetry sans lens. Either way, consider your day here well spent.

DAY 3 • SHINGU, JAPAN

Pilgrims have been climbing the Kii Mountain Range for a thousand years, but few visitors to Japan even know about the trio of sacred shrines that compose this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The most striking, Kumanonachi Taisha, includes a fiery orange pagoda posing next to Nachi Falls, the tallest waterfall in Japan. Don’t fail to turn around and look back down the often mist-shrouded valley.

DAY 6 • SCENIC CRUISING

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• Gu ided tours of Osaka UNESCO sites, including the stunning Kasuga Taisha Shrine with its 3,000 lights, and the Todaiji Temple, housing the world’s largest bronze Buddha

• Guided tours of the brilliant gold leafed Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion) and nightingale floored Nijo Castle — two of the most popular UNESCO sites in Kyoto

• Sp end 2 hotel nights at the centrally located Intercontinental Osaka, in the heart of the business district

• Do n a kimono and take part in a Traditional Tea Ceremony where you will learn the intricacies of how to prepare, serve, and drink matcha

• Al l transfers to and from the various included sites

• 10-night cruise aboard the new all-suite Star Seeker

DAY 4 • AT SEA

DAY 5 • KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN

This castle town with its signature Sakurajima Volcano dates to the 14th century. Time-travel back to the days of the samurai in Chiran’s picturesque samurai district, its views unsullied by telephone poles or parked cars. Go “sand bathing” in the naturally heated sands of Ibusuki.

HASHIMA

ISLAND/NAGASAKI

Cruise around the island of Hashima, abandoned over 50 years ago when the coal mining that flourished there suddenly ran out. The mining company shut the mine down and the island has been a ghost town ever since.

DAY 7 • BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA

Hot springs, 1,500-year-old Tongdosa Temple, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Gyeongju — once the capital of the Shila Kingdom — are just a few highlights of South Korea’s second-largest city. For something different, visit Gamcheon Culture Village where terraced homes pour over the slopes like a rainbow-hued waterfall.

DAY 8 • KARATSU, JAPAN

Located on the island of Kyushu, Karatsu is one of the closest Japanese cities to the Korean Peninsula. Karatsu Castle is the main attraction here. Built in 1608, it houses a museum of the castle’s history and Karatsu ceramics. Karatsu is also known for its pottery which can be viewed at the Karatsuyaki Pottery Gallery. Also worth visiting is the Karatsu Hikiyama Exhibition Hall which displays the 14 floats used in the annual Karatsu Kunchi Festival in November.

DAY 9 • HIROSHIMA, JAPAN

Fold a paper crane to leave at the Atomic Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit Hiroshima Castle to see three trees that survived the bombing that destroyed the castle itself. Or head to Miyajima, one of the most scenic spots in Japan, for a look at the vermilion Itsukushima Shrine floating in the sea — yet another World Heritage Site.

DAY 10 • TAKAMATSU, JAPAN

The main gateway to Shikoku Island and an important focal point for the island’s rail and road transit systems, Takamatsu, on Japan’s scenic Inland Sea, has been a political and economic center since the Edo period. Among the attractions here is Ritsurin Garden, created during the Edo period, and especially popular during spring for the cherry blossoms and autumn for the fall foliage. Takamatsu Symbol Tower has several observation decks providing panoramic views of the sea and landscapes.

DAY 11 • KOBE, JAPAN

Kobe is the 6 th largest city in Japan and famous for its signature marbled beef. The Ikuta Shrine there is among Japan’s oldest shrines, dating back to the 3rd century.

Kobe is also the gateway to Mount Rokko, accessible by antique cable car, and the outdoor hot springs of Arima Onsen. Other sites include the Sake Brewery, the Earthquake Museum, and Sorakuen Garden.

(Includes overnight at Intercontinental Osaka and lunch.)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Seeker: Sep 16, 24 †; Oct 6† , 14 † , 2026

DAY 12 • KYOTO, JAPAN

Two more UNESCO World Heritage Sites are included today. Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion) shines even on an overcast day with its gold leaf exterior. Back in Japan’s feudal era, nearby Nijo Castle housed the visiting shogun, protected by an ancient security system known as “nightingale floors” that squeak if intruders approach. End the day at a local machiya (townhouse) in Kyoto where you can try on a kimono as you learn their history and attend a traditional tea ceremony.

(Includes overnight at Intercontinental Osaka, breakfast, and lunch.)

DAY 13 • KYOTO, JAPAN

Spend your last morning in Japan sleeping in, shopping your hotel’s underground mall for last-minute souvenirs, or enjoying a leisurely traditional Japanese breakfast before transferring to the airport for your flight home.

(Includes breakfast and transfer to airport.)

GRAND JAPAN

TOKYO* TO KOBE*, (or reverse ) 1 0 NIGHTS

Immerse yourself in Japan’s unique culture — celebrate a respect of order, harmony, and self-development as you embrace new technologies and celebrate ancient traditions. Admire Tokyo’s sparkling skyline bathed in glowing pastel neon lights. Indulge in Takamatsu’s tiny restaurants and generous portions of sizzling chicken, steaming noodle bowls, and mysterious seafood pieces shrouded in delectable fried batter. Escape to quiet, sandalwood-scented ancient Shingu temples and join a jostling crowd in an aromatic Shimizu seafood market. This voyage remains one of the most highly personalized and authentic explorations of Japan’s iconic islands at the edge of the Far East.

PORTS OF CALL: Tokyo, Japan; Shimizu, Japan; Shingu, Japan; Kagoshima, Japan; Scenic Cruising Hashima Island, Japan; Nagasaki, Japan; Busan, South Korea; Karatsu, Japan; Hiroshima, Japan; Takamatsu, Japan; Kobe, Japan

ANCHORAGE TO KOBE | 23 NI GHTS

Pursue the sun across the Pacific from Anchorage, Alaska to the enchanting coastlines of Japan and South Korea during this 23-night transpacific crossing rich in placid temples, sparkling cities, and delicious Asian cuisine.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit the Nagasaki Peace Park in Nagasaki, Japan. This park commemorates the victims of the atomic bombing in 1945. The park features the Peace Statue and various monuments dedicated to peace and reconciliation

• In S hingu, Japan, visit the Kumano Hayatama Taisha Shrine: This is one of the three Kumano Sanzan shrines and is known for its ancient sacred tree, the Nagi tree, which is over 1,000 years old

• Visit Karatsu Castle, which offers stunning views of Karatsu Bay and the surrounding area. The castle, originally built in the early 17th century, has been reconstructed and now houses a museum that displays local historical artifacts, samurai armor, and traditional ceramics

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Kyoto & the Zen of Japan Cruise Tour (see page 66).

INSIDER TIPS

• Bring along a pair of comfortable slip-off shoes. Temples and traditional restaurants require shoe removal. The presence of woven rice straw mats (Tamati) and shoe storage shelves are your cues to stow your shoes.

• Tattoos are taboo in public pools, gyms, beaches, water parks and onsens (bath houses). If you have tattoos, cover them prior to visiting temples or sacred sites.

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Seeker: Sep 16, 26 *; Oct 6*, 16 *, 2026

• Carry extra Japanese yen for the ubiquitous vending machines to try everything from ramen to collectible toys in capsules.

• Japan is a communityoriented culture where citizens put the good of the community over the individual. You’re more likely to blend in while following all posted rules on signs.

• Pack light with complimentary daily laundry service

PORTS OF CALL: Anchorage/Seward, Alaska; Tokyo, Japan; Shimizu, Japan; Shingu, Japan; Kagoshima, Japan; Scenic Cruising Hashima Island, Japan; Nagasaki, Japan; Busan, South Korea; Karatsu, Japan; Hiroshima, Japan; Takamatsu, Japan; Kobe, Japan

DEPARTURE DATE : Star Seeker : Sep 2, 2026

FOLLOW SILENT DEER PATHS through lush coastal forest, find rivers churning with spawning salmon, and spot mountain goats perched precariously on mountain ledges the size of a quarter. Go where cities give way to tiny native villages and close-knit frontier communities. Cruise the cliff-walled fjords of Kenai Fjords listening for the “white thunder” of glaciers calving into nutrient-rich water, and idle off Point Adolphus watching humpback whales breach. From the lush island scenery of the Inside Passage to the wildlife-rich wilderness of Denali National Park, this is the Alaska you came to see.

SPOILED BY UNSPOILED

BEAUTY

WHY WINDSTAR’S ALASKA:

• Enjoy close-up views of emerald coastlines, glaciers, and waterfalls in the Canadian Inside Passage, Kenai Fjords, Misty Fjords, and either Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm

FEATURED PORTS:

• S itka, Alaska

• Wrangell, Alaska

• Tracy Arm, Alaska

• Haines, Alaska

• Kenai Fjords, Alaska

BRING ALASKA’S WILD BEAUTY

into focus as you discover small towns and big cities, cruise far up narrow fjords to the twin Sawyer Glaciers or Dawes Glacier, and launch Zodiacs right from the yacht into pristine wilderness on Windstar Signature Expeditions. Our small ships get you closer to scenic shorelines along the Inside Passage, Kenai Fjords, and wildlife-rich Inian Islands. And when it comes to Native Alaskan culture, in addition to your opportunities ashore at places like Anchorage’s Alaska Native Heritage Center and Ketchikan’s Saxman Native Village, we’ll bring native dancers on board for an exclusive performance.

• Visit small and less-visited ports of call like Wrangell and Haines

• Get closer to the twin Sawyer Glaciers on our yacht, which can navigate further up the narrow fjord

• L aunch a kayak or Zodiac straight from the yacht in remote places like Misty Fjords and Kenai Fjords where excursions aren’t usually offered

• In Alaska, travel with Expedition Guides with expertise in various disciplines, who lead guided tours and are available all your cruise to answer any questions you may have

Kenai Fjords, Alaska – Alaska’s smallest national park holds some of Alaska’s biggest natural wonders. Very few cruise lines go here but on Windstar’s Star Seeker you’ll enjoy a full day of scenic cruising. The towering walls of rock and lush forests that line the fjords are breathtaking, but the ice face itself is even more so, regularly calving icebergs the size of small houses. Wildlife along the way might range from brown bears and mountain goats to sea lions and whales, and with Windstar’s exclusive Signature Expeditions, you can see it all up close by kayak or Zodiac.

Wrangell, Alaska – With only about 2,000 residents, Wrangell is one of Alaska’s smaller communities. You won’t find big ships or fancy gift shops here, but you will find bald eagles in the cottonwoods, a colorful history, and a rare and authentic frontier charm. Spend the day discovering totem poles and Tlingit history at Chief Shakes Island, or wander Petroglyph Beach pondering the meaning of the 8,000-year-old rock art. Or, if you’re feeling adventurous, watch wild bears fish the river for spawning salmon.

WILDERNESS HEART OF THE

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Juneau: Taku Glacier & Airboat Adventure – Alaska is awesome from any angle, but it’s especially amazing from the sky. Flying high above Juneau in your helicopter it’s all laid out like a quilt below you: The green velvet of Tongass National Forest, the white Juneau Ice Field, blue Gastineau Channel and Taku River. Landing at Taku Point, board a covered airboat for an exhilarating ride along the edge of Taku Glacier within an arm’s reach of the ice. Then it’s back to your helicopter for an effortless climb and landing on top of the glacier.

Haines: Chilkat Bald Eagle Float – Board your raft and enjoy a scenic float down the Chilkat River through the famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. Your expert guide will push the raft along. Along the way, your guide will interpret the natural history of the area and share exciting stories of life in the Alaskan wilderness. Learn to spot bald eagles and gain an appreciation for the challenges they face to survive. Early in the summer, resident eagles are feeding their young.

WE COULDN’T HAVE SAID IT BETTER …

“Not only was the expedition staff great with their lectures and knowledge of glaciers, bears, whales, seals, sea lions and everything else that roams Alaska, they were really great fellow travelers who enjoyed the cruise as much as we did … Riding on a Zodiac while seeing mountain goats as ice floated by from a calving glacier was a total thrill!” ~ SB44 on Cruise Critic

FRONTIER GET CLOSER TO THE LAST

WINDSTAR SIGNATURE EXPEDITIONS BRING ALASKA TO LIFE

Imagine seeing the Great Land as John Muir saw it, from ground and sea level, not looking down on it from several stories high (or from miles away).

And while other cruise lines bring speakers on board for a day, you’ll enjoy the company of onboard experts for the full length of your voyage. You can casually ask questions and visit with these authorities on marine biology, botany, history, glaciology, and more whenever your curiosity is aroused.

In addition to scheduled presentations and getting to know our guests’ interests better, they lead small groups on hikes and on expeditions by kayak and Zodiac — sometimes launching straight from our yacht in remote places like Misty Fjords and Kenai Fjord where this type of excursion is rare and requires guests to go ashore first.

That’s the intimate and engaging experience you get on a Windstar Signature Expedition.

• S ee Holgate Glacier or Aialik Glacier

• V iew tidewater glaciers

• Paddle through floes from the Harding Ice Field

• Kayak through ice that has calved from the glacier

• Explore Kenai Fjords National Park

• Watch for harbor seals, black bears, bald eagles, puffins, and more

Kenai Fjords – Step from the ship to a kayak or Zodiac and glide past ice debris from the Harding Ice Field. Keep an eye out for calving tidewater glaciers, harbor seals, black bears, bald eagles, and puffins.

Misty Fjords – Cruise up Misty Fjords past where the big cruise ships turn around, then launch a Zodiac or kayak straight from the ship to explore even further — to hidden coves and along cliffs streaked by glacier-fed waterfalls.

Tracy Arm/Endicott Arm – Depending on the route, navigate in front of the South Sawyer Glacier or Dawes Glacier by Zodiac or kayak. Both glaciers are actively calving. Watch for harbor seals hauled out on ice floes and mountain goats high on the cliffs above.

Wrangell – John Muir hiked here while using Wrangell as headquarters for his Stikine Delta explorations. Your interpretive walk offers a truly immersive forest experience with excellent views of the surrounding mountains, town, and waterways below.

HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR SIGNATURE EXPEDITIONS

• E xperienced expedition captain and expedition guides on board for your entire cruise

• E xtensive scenic cruising opportunities, including the Canadian Inside Passage

• U p-close glaciers and fjords, including anchoring inside Misty Fjords National Monument

• O ptional small group excursions including Zodiac tours, guided hikes, and kayaking

• L earn from the insights and commentary of Windstar’s knowledgeable onboard Expedition Leaders

EXPEDITION – MT. DEWEY HIKE ( Wrangell, Alaska)

• Take a half-mile hike on a boardwalk trail through Sitka spruce forest

• S oak in the amazing views of the surrounding mountains and the town and waterways below

• Discover Misty Fjords National Monument with its 3,000-foot glacier-sculpted cliffs and numerous cascading waterfalls

• Keep an eye out for bald eagles, brown and black bears, and mountain goats

• L earn from the insights and commentary of Windstar’s knowledgeable onboard Expedition Leaders

• V iew forests of western hemlock, Sitka spruce, and western red cedar

• L earn from the insights and commentary of Windstar’s knowledgeable onboard Expedition Leaders

We are proud to have found some of the most qualified individuals to lead our Signature Expeditions Program. They come from diverse backgrounds in the natural sciences, specializing in both marine and terrestrial environments, and in the flora and fauna that live in those environments. While their backgrounds are varied, all of our Expedition Leaders are passionate about sharing their knowledge with you.

ALASKAN COASTAL ADVENTURES & DENALI DISCOVERY CRUISE TOUR

FAIRBANKS TO VANCOUVER 11 or 12* NIGHTS

The magnificent coastal scenery of Canada’s Inside Passage, Misty Fjords National Monument, and Tracy Arm. The vast unspoiled wilderness and famous Big Five wildlife of Denali National Park. The rustic frontier charm of Alaska’s small and isolated communities. On this amazing Windstar Cruise Tour you’ll enjoy them all. Adventures are waiting for you in every direction. Watch bears effortlessly swat giant salmon from a rushing creek. Take a seaplane to an Alaskan crab and salmon feast at a remote wilderness lodge. Experience the unique thrill of flying across a glacier on a sled pulled by Alaskan huskies. You won’t just see Alaska, you’ll have the chance to experience it in every port.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 4 hotel stays — 1 night in Talkeetna, 2 nights in Denali, and 1 night in Fairbanks

• Fl ight from Juneau to Anchorage or reverse

• Al l transfers to and from Denali National Park

• Entrance fee and bus tour into Denali National Park

• De luxe domed train ride

• Gu ided cruise on the scenic Chena River in Fairbanks

• Ad mission to the Anchorage Museum

DAY 6 • HAINES, ALASKA

Haines is one of the best places for hiking, fishing and wildlife viewing, especially bald eagles. See Fort William H. Seward, a nationally recognized historic landmark. Take in other cultural offerings in Haines including the Alaska Indian Arts Center where traditional craftsmen demonstrate their work, the Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center featuring local Tlingit people, the Hammer Museum, and the Tsirku Canning Company Museum with memories of Haines’ salmon canneries.

DAY 7 • SCENIC CRUISING TRACY ARM OR ENDICOTT ARM, ALASKA

DAY 8 • SITKA, ALASKA

This humble port city was once the capital of Russian America, and was where the official transfer of Alaska took place in 1867.

Explore the Russian and Tlingit cultures that influenced its growth, capture an iconic photo of the Russian Orthodox church, or head to the Alaska Raptor Center for a close-up look at bald eagles and other birds of prey.

DAY 9

• MISTY FJORDS, ALASKA

swirl in the creek below. A profusion of steep wooden staircases climb the hillsides like an Escher-esque painting, linking weathered, wooden homes and Nob Hill mansions. At either end of town you’ll find Tlingit and Haida culture from totem poles to clan houses and native dancers.

DAY 11 • SCENIC CRUISING CANADIAN INSIDE PASSAGE

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • FAIRBANKS ARRIVAL

Rivers, mountains, emerald wilderness and milky blue glacial lakes pass below during the flight to Fairbanks. After meeting your Alaskan Guide and transferring to your comfortable hotel, the rest of the day is yours to rest up or explore downtown Fairbanks’ unique blend of old and new.

(Includes overnight at Fairbanks Hotel.)

DAY 2 • FAIRBANKS TO DENALI NATIONAL PARK

• 7- o r 8-night cruise from Vancouver to Juneau or reverse aboard the new all-suite Star Seeker

(Includes overnight at Denali Lodge or similar hotel, breakfast, and welcome reception.)

DAY 3 • DENALI NATIONAL PARK

Spend a full 5 hours in the park famous for its wildlife, searching for moose, Dall sheep, caribou, grizzlies and wolves. Tonight, get your bearings with a Welcome to Denali Talk.

Board the Riverboat Discovery for a trip back in time on the Chena River, stopping along the way to learn frontier living skills at an Athabascan Indian village, watch an Alaskan bush pilot use the river as a runway, and visit Iditarod champion Susan Butcher’s kennels. After a scenic drive to Denali National Park, mingle with fellow guests at a Welcome Reception, then get a taste of old-time Alaska at the Alaska Cabin Nite Dinner Theater, complete with an all-youcan-eat salmon and barbecue ribs dinner.

(Includes breakfast, box meal, snack, Cabin Nite Dinner Theater, and overnight at Denali Lodge or similar hotel.)

DAY

4 • DENALI NATIONAL PARK TO TALKEETNA

Alaska’s magnificent scenery unfolds from your deluxe domed train on the way back from Denali.

(Includes overnight at Talkeetna Hotel, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.)

DAY 5 • TALKEETNA TO ANCHORAGE TO JUNEAU

Board your bus for a scenic drive from Talkeetna to Anchorage, where you will board your included flight to Juneau and embark on your awaiting ship.

(Includes breakfast, flight from Anchorage and then all meals onboard your Star Seeker.)

Follow ice debris up stunningly beautiful Tracy Arm, a fjord that terminates at the twin Sawyer Glaciers. Sheer mountain peaks loom above you and waterfalls stream off the rocky cliffs. Mountain goats look down from above and harbor seals with their pups watch from ice floes below. Our small ship is much more maneuverable than larger ships, giving us a better chance of reaching all the way up the passage. When weather and ice conditions permit, we’ll watch ice calve off the glacier’s face. If ice blocks Tracy Arm, we’ll cruise the broader Endicott Arm with similar scenery.

John Muir first viewed Misty Fjords by cedar canoe, comparing it to his beloved Yosemite. And today it looks much as it did back then, one of the last places on earth where you can explore vast swaths of rugged, remote area untouched by humans. With silt-blue lakes, silvery waterfalls, and snowcapped peaks, you’ll get a postcard picture literally everywhere you turn, depending on the weather of course.

Get even closer on an optional Windstar Signature Expedition Zodiac tour.

DAY 10 • KETCHIKAN, ALASKA

Ketchikan is some 3 miles long but only a few blocks wide, squeezed between Tongass Narrows and the steep slopes of Deer Mountain. Colorful businesses occupy former bordellos along Creek Street — a historic wooden boardwalk — while salmon

The sheltering archipelago of Canada’s Inside Passage unfolds in layers of deep forest green on a sea the color of kelp and oyster. We twist and turn around undulating islands as you enjoy the passing scenery of centuries-old coastal rainforests, cascading waterfalls, bald eagles, orcas, and seals sunbathing on rocky shores.

DAY 12 • VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA

Disembark your ship in Vancouver, a city that began as a frontier fur trading post but now possesses an almost unfair boon of jaw-dropping natural beauty and thriving culture. If you have time, take in attractions including Stanley Park, Gastown and Chinatown.

ALASKAN EXPLORATIONS & DENALI CRUISE TOUR

FAIRBANKS TO VANCOUVER, (or reverse ) |

14, 15 † , or 16 ‡ NIGHTS

An Alaska Cruise Tour combines your cruise adventure with a land journey to give you the best of both worlds. Cruise the scenic Inside Passage and make your way past breathtaking glaciers and fjords. Visit small coastal communities who played a vital role in Alaska’s colorful past and still make their living from the sea. Then head to Alaska’s most popular inland attraction: Denali National Park, home to wildlife from caribou and moose to grizzlies and wolves.

We’ll anticipate all of your wishes just as we do on board, taking care of all the transfers, transportation, accommodations, admissions, and activities. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride — on a deluxe domed train, on the Riverboat Discovery, on an extended Denali wildlife tour, and on your lovely yacht.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • FAIRBANKS

Rivers, mountains, emerald wilderness, and milky blue glacial lakes pass below during the flight to Fairbanks. After meeting your Alaskan Guide and transferring to your comfortable hotel, the rest of the day is yours to rest up or explore downtown Fairbanks’ unique blend of old and new.

(Includes overnight at Fairbanks Hotel.)

DAY 2 • FAIRBANKS TO

DENALI NATIONAL PARK

Board the Riverboat Discovery for a trip back in time on the Chena River, stopping along the way to learn frontier living skills at an Athabascan Indian village, watch an Alaskan bush pilot use the river as a runway, and visit Iditarod champion Susan Butcher’s kennels. After a scenic drive to Denali National Park, settle in with a welcome reception in anticipation of the next day’s adventures.

(Includes breakfast and overnight at Denali Lodge or similar hotel.)

DAY 3 • DENALI NATIONAL PARK

Spend 5 hours in the park famous for its wildlife, searching for moose, Dall sheep, caribou, grizzlies, and wolves. Get a taste of old-time Alaska at Alaska Cabin Nite Dinner Theater, complete with an all-youcan-eat salmon and barbecue ribs dinner.

(Includes breakfast, box lunch, snack, Cabin Nite Dinner Theater, and overnight at Denali Lodge or similar hotel.)

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 4 hotel stays — 1 night in Talkeetna, 2 nights near Denali National Park, and 1 night in Fairbanks

• Al l transfers to and from Denali National Park

• Entrance fee and bus tour of Denali National Park

• De luxe domed train ride to or from Denali National Park

• Gu ided riverboat cruise up the scenic Chena River in Fairbanks

DAY 6 • SCENIC CRUISING KENAI FJORDS NATIONAL PARK, ALASKA

Appreciate the small size of Star Seeker all the more as we navigate the breathtaking waters of Kenai Fjords National Park — a place where larger ships can’t follow. Watch from the comfort of your suite or stand at the rail as one magnificent scene follows another, listening as fellow guests call out sightings of sea lions, puffins, and whales.

DAY 7 • AT SEA

DAY 8 • JUNEAU, ALASKA

• Ad mission to the Anchorage Museum

• 10-, 11- or 12-night cruise aboard the new all-suite Star Seeker from Vancouver to Seward or reverse

DAY 4 • DENALI NATIONAL PARK TO TALKEETNA

Board your deluxe domed train for a scenic ride to the quaint village of Talkeetna at the foot of Denali. Settle into your hotel, then listen to colorful tales of the area’s history before your Farewell Dinner.

(Includes overnight at Talkeetna Hotel, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.)

DAY 5 • TALKEETNA TO ANCHORAGE TO SEWARD

The Seward Highway is one of the most breathtaking routes in Alaska. Pause in Anchorage for a visit to the Anchorage Museum before finishing the drive to Star Seeker

(Includes breakfast and then all meals onboard Star Seeker.)

Alaska’s isolated capital city hugs the shore of Gastineau Channel with breathtaking scenery and glaciers all around. Of the 30-some glaciers in the Juneau Ice Field, only one — Taku Glacier — is still advancing. Fly over it in a helicopter, then land to peer down into a crevasse and taste the purity of glacial streams.

DAY 9 • HAINES, ALASKA

This quaint little town on North America’s longest fjord borders 20 million acres of protected wilderness. Outdoor adventures are obviously high on the list here, from kayak and raft trips to photo safaris. But you can also pass a very pleasant day just strolling the streets, meeting the locals, and browsing shops filled with Native Tlingit arts and crafts.

DAY 10 • SCENIC CRUISING TRACY ARM OR ENDICOTT ARM, ALASKA

Today you’ll have the opportunity to see tidewater glaciers up close and personal on a Zodiac tour, a kayak expedition, or cruising in the comfort of Star Seeker. At Tracy Arm we follow the ice to its source up the 30-mile-long fjord to twin Sawyer Glaciers to watch enormous slabs of ice calve off the glacier’s face. When ice makes the route impassable, we cruise the wider Endicott Arm to Dawes Glacier.

DAY 11 • SITKA, ALASKA

This humble port city was once the capital of Russian America. In fact, back when San Francisco had fewer than ten residents, Sitka was a boomtown of 800. Explore the Russian and Tlingit cultures that influenced its growth and capture an iconic photo of the Russian Orthodox Church, or head to the Alaska Raptor Center for a close-up look at bald eagles and other birds of prey.

DAY 12 • WRANGELL, ALASKA

Bears, petroglyphs, and totem poles just scratch the surface of Wrangell’s attractions. Hike to Rainbow Falls, go fishing, or visit the local museum to learn about the town’s unique claim to fame as the only Alaskan city to have existed under four nations — the Stikine Tlingits, Russia, Great Britain, and the United States.

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Seeker : May 23 , 29; Jun 12 ‡ * , 20; Jul 18 , 24; Aug 22 †*, 2026

DAY 13 • SCENIC CRUISING MISTY FJORDS, ALASKA

Cruise past all the big ships’ shore excursion boats in the comfort of the intimate and nimble Star Seeker. Enjoy a drink, a bite, or stretch out in your suite. You’ll know this is definitely the way to see Misty Fjords. Want to power your very own vessel to see the sights? Take a kayak trek for the paddle of a lifetime.

DAY 14 • SCENIC CRUISING CANADIAN INSIDE PASSAGE

There’s a reason this region is so popular with yachtsmen. You could spend years exploring this archipelago and never discover all the hidden coves, secluded villages, and magnificent landscapes. Sunset is a special time as the light turns the passage red and silver.

DAY 15 • VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA

The city that began as a frontier fur trading post is now a bustling metropolis with an almost unfair boon of jawdropping natural beauty and thriving culture. Take it all in on your way to Canada Place Cruise Terminal.

ALASKAN SPLENDORS

VANCOUVER TO ANCHORAGE, (or reverse ) 10 , 11 † , or 12 ‡ NIGHTS

One of Michele Hanson’s favorite ways to experience the “true Alaska” is kayaking Endicott Arm: “The smell of the glaciers, the beauty of the blue ice … you just feel so blessed to see it firsthand.” Such intimate encounters are only possible on a small ship like Star Seeker. G uests get to experience a variety of glaciers in Kenai Fjord, Tracy or Endicott Arm, and view the waterfalls along the steep cliff walls in Misty Fjords all on one itinerary. Another benefit: Windstar is able to tweak it in real time — so if, say, a pod of humpbacks is spotted bubble feeding in Point Adolphus, the Captain can maneuver the ship for prime viewing.

Windstar’s Signature Expeditions staff is tops in the field, and the cruise line goes out of its way to expose guests to authentic Alaskan culture in tiny communities like Wrangell.

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Alaskan Explorations & Denali Cruise Tour (see page 78).

IF I WERE THERE...

• Hop a helicopter for flightseeing over dozens of glaciers within the 1,500-square-mile Juneau Ice Field which features two landings for glacier hikes, “a pinnacle travel experience.”

• Grab a jacket and join Windstar’s Signature

PORTS OF CALL: Vancouver, Canada; Scenic Cruising Canadian Inside Passage, Canada; Scenic Cruising Misty Fjords, Alaska; Wrangell, Alaska; Sitka, Alaska; Scenic Cruising Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm, Alaska; Haines, Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Scenic Cruising Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska; Seward (Anchorage), Alaska

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Seeker: May 23; Jun 2 12 ‡ *, 24 ; Jul 18, 28 ; Aug 22†*, 2026

SCENIC ALASKA

JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, (or

reverse

) | 7 or 8* NIGHTS

Mist-shrouded evergreen forests, soaring eagles and whale pods abound on this 7- or 8-night cruise that features visits to Sitka, Juneau, Haines, and Ketchikan. Fish for halibut, lingcod and rockfish on a guided fishing trip near the picturesque Tongass National Forest. Bicycle remote coastal roads and hike the soft trails of a mossy temperate rainforest outside Sitka, or try your hand stretching molten glass in a local artist studio. In Haines, Alaska, visit the American Bald Eagle Foundation and Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. Experience the clamor and challenges of directing a dog team from a dogsled. Alaska’s pristine beauty remains the perfect accompaniment to baked salmon served on aromatic cedar planks, decadent king crab legs and rustic clam chowder with Yukon potatoes, and this journey is rich in opportunities for sampling fresh-caught seafood and authentic local fare.

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Seeker: May 7 *, 15*; Jul 4 , 11; Aug 7 *, 15, 2026

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

Expeditions team on deck while cruising the Canadian Inside Passage or the Inian Islands — “You’ll get great insights and photo opportunities.”

• Board a jet boat in Wrangell for a ride along the Stikine River (“unbelievable fun and absolutely beautiful”) or take an excursion to the Anan Wildlife Observatory.

• Board a raft in Haines and enjoy a scenic float down the Chilkat River through the famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve.

• Find a comfortable spot on deck for scenic cruising of the b eautiful Inside Passage between Vancouver and Juneau looking for wildlife along the way

• Bring your binoculars to look for the many bald eagles in Haines

• The Juneau Icefield is made up of 30 glaciers including the Mendenhall Glacier which is visible from the road

• Se e the Russian influence in Sitka especially at St. Michael’s Cathedral

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Alaskan Coastal Adventures & Denali Discovery Cruise Tour (see page 76).

ONE-DAY PACIFIC ADVENTURE

SEATTLE TO VANCOUVER | 1 NIGHT

Embarking on a one-night cruise from Seattle to Vancouver offers a delightful taste of yachting life and traveling in style. As you sail through the scenic Puget Sound, enjoy gourmet dining, top-notch amenities, and stunning views of the Pacific Northwest.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Cruise through the scenic Puget Sound and be on the lookout for marine life and the iconic Washington State Ferries

• Indulge in gourmet dining options with dishes created by James Beard Foundation award winning chefs

• S chedule a massage in our spa to unwind. Our spa is open until the evening hours, so you can take full advantage of it during your time onboard

ALASKA STAR COLLECTOR VOYAGES

B ACK-TO-BACK CRUISES WITH F REE LAUNDRY SERVICE

STAR COLLECTOR: ALASKAN ADVENTURES & WONDERS OF JAPAN

VANCOUVER TO KOBE 3 4 NIGHTS

PORTS OF CALL: Vancouver, Canada; Transit Seymour Narrows, Canada; Ketchikan, Alaska; Misty Fjords/Rudyard Bay, Alaska; Wrangell, Alaska; Cruising Tracy Arm, Alaska; Haines, Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Sitka, Alaska; Cruising Kenai Fjords, Alaska; Anchorage/Seward, Alaska; Tokyo, Japan; Shimizu, Japan; Shingu, Japan; Kagoshima, Japan; Scenic Cruising Hashima Island, Japan; Nagasaki, Japan; Busan, South Korea; Karatsu, Japan; Hiroshima, Japan; Takamatsu, Japan; Osaka, Japan

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Seeker: Aug 22, 2026

STAR COLLECTOR:

ALASKA DISCOVERY & PACIFIC CROSSING

VANCOUVER TO TOKYO | 2 4 NIGHTS

PORTS OF CALL: Vancouver, Canada; Transit Seymour Narrows, Canada; Ketchikan, Alaska; Misty Fjords/Rudyard Bay, Alaska; Wrangell, Alaska; Cruising Tracy Arm, Alaska; Haines, Alaska; Juneau, Alaska; Sitka, Alaska; Cruising Kenai Fjords, Alaska; Anchorage/Seward, Alaska; Tokyo, Japan

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Seeker: Aug 22, 2026

WINDSTAR TIPS

EXPERT LEVEL

The Last Frontier is by definition a long way from civilization, so if you’re going to make the trek to get here, take your Alaska journey to an even higher level by paying attention to these five simple tips.

PORTS OF CALL: Seattle, Washington; Vancouver, Canada

DEPARTURE DATE : Star Seeker: May 6, 2026

1. Capture the Memories Take advantage of the uncrowded decks to shoot that once-in-a-lifetime shot of a whale breaching — something that’s much easier to do without people bumping your elbow.

2. Learn From the Experts

Add more meaning and co ntext to your voyage as you learn about nature and Alaskan history from the full-time Expedition Experts on board to ask questions of on deck or to have conversations with over dinner.

3. Pack Like a Pro

Make your days on board and on shore more comfortable and productive by mastering the Northwest art of layering clothes and by bringing the right gear for your outdoor adventures.

4. Don’t Forget About Denali Denali National Park & Preserve is Alaska’s most popular land attraction, and can be visited on our Cruise Tours. It’s home to Denali

(formerly Mount McKinley), the continent’s highest peak, as well as Alaska’s Big Five wildlife: moose, caribou, grizzly bears, Dall sheep, and wolves.

Signature Expedition excursions launch right from the yacht

5. Look Beyond the Creature Features

There’s the native culture, and there are few things more thrilling than watching traditional Hoonah Tlingit dances or visiting with a Native Master Carver. And, there’s the incredible fjord and glacier scenery, at its best in remote spots like Kenai Fjords, Misty Fjords, Tracy Arm, and Endicott Arm — places where our Signature Expedition excursions launch right from the yacht.

VIKINGS CROSSED THE LABRADOR SEA from Greenland to settle in Newfoundland. Centuries later, Portuguese fishermen, Basque whalers, French trappers, and English pilgrims would discover a Promised Land where nature nurtures both body and soul. Here, where the sun first kisses North America, Jacques Cartier found a place where “the scenery is indeed worth seeing and can’t be properly described in words.” The ravishing lighthouse-studded coast still inspires awe. Manna from the sea still delights palates. And yachts like ours still ply these waters with a freedom denied to larger ships.

ECHOES OF

FREEDOM

• M ontreal, Quebec

• G aspé, Quebec

• Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland

• Halifax, Nova Scotia

• L unenburg, Nova Scotia

BIRTHPLACE OF

WHY WINDSTAR’S CANADA & NEW ENGLAND:

• Stay overnight in Quebec City, one of only three lived-in UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world

• See rare corners of remote Newfoundland and Labrador

• Discover Acadian and Scottish cultures in Nova Scotia, French culture in Quebec, and the utterly unique Downeast culture of Maine

FEATURED PORTS:

Cap-aux-Meules, Magdalen Islands, Quebec –Cap-aux-Meules is a place even many Qu é b é cois are unfamiliar with. On this beautiful island of forest, dune grass, bright red cliffs and picturesque lighthouses it’s easy to find a spot all your own. And there’s plenty to see, from more than 300 bird species to a church built from salvaged shipwrecks to colorful kitesurfers skating across the waves. The hardy residents attract foodies with artisan cheese and local honey. Fill your time exploring the unique blend of Acadian, French and English cultures.

• See New England’s spectacular fall color during autumn cruises

• Cruise into the heart of Montreal under Laviolette Bridge, a barrier that forces some larger ships to dock two hours away in Quebec City

• Visit small, rarely visited ports of call like Saint Pierre & Miquelon, Cap-auxMeules, Bonne Bay, Narsaq, Gaspé, and Trois-Rivières

Halifax, Nova Scotia – What started as a British naval garrison was soon home to fishing boats, pirates, and rumrunners, resulting in a history almost as colorful as the restored clapboard buildings along the Harbourwalk. Catch up on the city’s seafaring past — including artifacts from the Titanic disaster — at the Museum of the Atlantic. Or climb the hill to the star-shaped Citadel where costumed re-enactors transport you back to colonial days.

FROM THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION to the Siege of Louisbourg, quaint fishing villages to iconic French-flavored cities, Star Pride shows you the best this region has to offer. Step into Maine’s oldest lighthouse in Portland and catch lobster in Cap-aux-Meules. Travel back to the days of the Vikings in L’Anse Aux Meadows near St. Anthony, and to French fishing villages in Saint Pierre & Miquelon. See spectacular scenery from the rugged shores of Acadia National Park to picturesque Peggy’s Cove. The diversity of sights, tastes, and accents is astonishing, and makes you feel like you’ve traveled to foreign lands without ever being too far from home.

NATIONS

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Lunenburg: Gaff Point Hiking Trail – Gaff Point hiking trail is recognized as one of Nova Scotia’s most scenic trails. Unspoiled, undeveloped, and spectacularly beautiful, the headland is the perfect place to stretch your legs and take in views of the Atlantic Ocean and small, scattered islands — one of which is home to wild sheep and an abandoned lighthouse. Your hike leads to a secret beach, the perfect place to enjoy your box lunch and watch for grey seals, harbor porpoises, and whales.

Qaqortoq: Boat Tour to Uunartoq Hot Springs – Once in a lifetime experience where you get to enjoy the natural hot springs while surrounded in beautiful nature. Enjoy the scenery of the green Arctic while bathing in perfectly heated water on uninhabited Uunartoq Island. The setting is extraordinary — you can watch small icebergs float by in the ocean just a short distance away in the fjord, and sky-high mountains rise around. Aside from a small changing hut it’s just you in a wild setting. And how many people can say they went swimming in Greenland?

SOUTHEAST CANADIAN EXPLORATIONS

MONTREAL TO BOSTON OR NEW YORK CITY*, (or reverse ) | 1 1 or 12* NIGHTS

2025

QUEBEC AND NEWFOUNDLAND ADVENTURE

Quebec’s French-flavored history, Prince Edward Island’s anachronistic charm, the fusion of Acadian and Scottish cultures in Nova Scotia — each province distills its own blend of Old World and New, bucolic and urbane. Overnight in Quebec City and browse the shops and boulangeries along picturesque Petit Champlain, the oldest street in North America. Fall under the spell of UNESCO site Lunenburg’s charming waterfront, and Halifax with its lively pub culture and majestic Citadel.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Witness the vibrant beauty of the fall foliage along the East Coast of the United States and Canada

• Overnight to catch the attractions of Quebec City, a UNESCO site

• Tour the majestic fortress of Louisbourg, home of an abundance of fresh seafood

• Plan extra time in historic Boston, one of America’s oldest cities and home of the JFK Library

• Tr y the unique cuisine of Montreal — poutine, Arctic char, and Kamouraska lamb

• Scenic cruising this entire voyage provides excellent photo opportunities

ITINERARY:

Day 1 - Montreal, Canada; Days 2/3 - Quebec City, Canada (overnight); Day 4 - At Sea; Day 5 - Gasp é , C anada; Day 6 - Cap-aux-Meules, Magdalen Island, Canada; Day 7 - Louisbourg, Canada; Day 8 - Halifax, Canada; Day 9 - Lunenburg, Canada; Day 10 - Bar Harbor, USA; Day 11 - Portland, USA; Day 12 - Boston, USA

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Pride : Sep 15, 26 ; Oct 7*, 2025 Sep 14 ; Oct 9, 2026

MONTREAL TO MONTREAL | 14 NIGHTS

Embark on a journey through Eastern Canada’s UNESCO World Heritage sites and discover the history of the archipelagos throughout Quebec and Newfoundland. This roundtrip Montreal cruise, traverses through small ports and includes an overnight in St. John’s, with autumn foliage as the backdrop to your journey. Enjoy a stop in the small ship exclusive port of Bonne Bay, and two new to Windstar ports — St. Pierre & Miquelon and Trois-Rivières.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Quebec City, join a Walking & Riedel Wine Tasting excursion with an expert Sommelier

• St . Anthony is the self-proclaimed iceberg capital of the world. People travel from all over to experience one of the most spectacular wonders of nature, the flowing of the icebergs through Iceberg Alley

• Enjoy an overnight in St. John’s with plenty of time to explore Signal Hill, a designated National Historical Site and the city’s most well-known landmark, this castle offers spectacular views of the harbor

• Take a boat tour in Cap-aux-Meules and learn about the geological formation of the Red Cliffs, the islands history, and learn about the various bird species that call the island home

ITINERARY:

Day 1 - Montreal, Canada; Day 2 - Quebec City, Canada; Day 3 - Baie Comeau, Canada; Day 4 - At Sea; Day 5 - Cap-aux-Meules, Magdalen Island, Canada; Day 6 - St. Pierre & Miquelon, Canada; Days 7/8 - St. John’s, Canada (overnight); Day 9 - St. Anthony, Canada; Day 10 - Red Bay, Canada; Day 11 - Bonne Bay/ Woody Point, Canada; Day 12 - Havre Saint Pierre, Canada; Day 13 - At Sea; Day 14 - Trois-Rivières, Canada; Day 15 - Montreal, Canada

DEPARTURE DATE : Star Pride : Sep 25, 2026

GREENLAND: NORTH ATLANTIC ODYSSEY

REYKJAVIK TO MONTREAL OR BOSTON* | 14 NIGHTS

Float past turquoise-tinged ice floes as you experience Greenland’s remote southern fjords and villages prior to visiting the scenic coasts of Newfoundland and Quebec during this 14-night cruise along the North Atlantic’s most pristine and picturesque shorelines. Survey towering icebergs and catch glimpses of fin, killer, and pilot whale pods, along with native seabirds like fulmars, great cormorants and black-legged kittiwakes during your Denmark Strait crossing and subsequent cruise past glacier-etched outcroppings throughout Prince Christian Sound. Embark on an iceberg safari beyond Narsaq. Drift close to towering, picture-perfect ice blocks and calving glaciers in Sermilik Fjord. Enter the majestic St. Lawrence River, the connector of the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean, providing important navigation to ocean vessels and the habitat for 40 percent of the catalogued population of right whales.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• See dramatic and rare landscapes of some of the northernmost ports of call

• Soak in the 100⁰ natural hot springs at Uunartoq near Qaqortoq

• Learn about Greenland’s native Inuit culture

• Have your binoculars out to look for the seabirds, seals and other wildlife

• Appreciate the scenic cruising in impressive Prince Christian Sound, open only three months a year

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Reykjavik, Iceland; Days 2/3 - At Sea; Day 4 - Scenic Cruising Prince Christian Sound, Greenland; Day 5 - Qaqartoq, Greenland; Day 6 - Narsaq, Greenland; Day 7 - Nanortalik, Greenland/ Scenic Cruising Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland; Days 8/9 - At Sea; Day 10 - St. Anthony, Canada; Day 11 - Bonne Bay/Woody Point, Canada; Day 12 - Havre St. Pierre, Canada; Day 13 - At Sea; Day 14 - Quebec City, Canada; Day 15 - Montreal, Canada

DEPARTURE DATES :

Pride Sep 1, 2025; Aug 31*,

STAR COLLECTOR: GREENLAND FJORDS, CANADIAN MARITIMES

REYKJAVIK TO BOSTON | 25 NIGHTS

Venture into the lesser-known coastlines and communities of Greenland, Canada and New England during this remarkable cruise crossing the North Atlantic. Admire fractured glaciers, ivory ice fields and drifting ice floes on a day of scenic cruising in Greenland’s remote and picturesque Prince Christian Sound. Sample grilled wolf fish, dried salted cod and tender musk ox meat amid stacked crab pots, fish-drying racks and brightly painted houses in Qaqortoq, Nanortalik and Narsaq in Greenland. Wander the grounds of a 1,000-year-old Norse settlement near St. Anthony, and tour sod buildings identical to those that sheltered early settlers from harsh Newfoundland winters centuries ago. Walk among weathered French and British artillery artifacts at National Battlefields Park, or sip your way through Quebec City’s outstanding microbreweries on a delicious walking tour in a thriving downtown community.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Walk around the brightly painted houses and fish drying racks of Narsaq

• An overnight in UNESCO site Quebec City affords plenty of time to see Fairmont Chateau Frontenac, Notre Dame Basilica, and Terrasse Dufferin

• Stroll the streets of UNESCO site Lunenburg with its unique architecture and Cap-aux-Meules, gateway to the Magdalen Islands

• Appreciate the scenic cruising in impressive Prince Christian Sound, open only three months a year, and 43-mile long Tasermiut Fjord

• Learn about Greenland’s native Inuit culture

• Pack light with complimentary daily laundry service

ITINERARY:

Day 1 - Reykjavik, Iceland; Days 2/3 - At Sea; Day 4 - Scenic Cruising Prince Christian Sound, Greenland; Day 5 – Qaqortoq, Greenland; Day 6 – Narsaq, Greenland; Day 7 - Nanortalik, Greenland and Scenic Cruising Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland; Days 8/9 - At Sea; Day 10 - St. Anthony, Canada; Day 11 - Bonne Bay/Woody Point, Canada; Day 12 - Havre St. Pierre, Canada; Day 13 - At Sea; Day 14 - Quebec City, Canada; Day 15 - Montreal, Canada; Days 16/17 - Quebec City, Canada (overnight); Day 18 - At Sea; Day 19 - Gasp é Ca nada; Day 20 - Cap-aux-Meules, Magdalen Island, Canada; Day 21 - Louisbourg, Canada; Day 22 - Halifax, Canada; Day 23 - Lunenburg, Canada; Day 24 - At Sea; Day 25 - Portland, USA; Day 26 - Boston, USA

DEPARTURE DATE :

Star Pride : Sep 1, 2025

THE RAINFOREST, sea, and beaches here brim with life — howler monkeys, jaguars, blue morpho butterflies the size of dinner plates — bisected by a canal built on a scale never before attempted by man. Mayan and colonial relics hint at past glories, shrouded in jungle and hidden deep within Belize’s limestone caves. Latin cuisines burst on the palate with the exuberance of a mariachi band. Absorb the legacy of Incan culture and lounge on the beach of the San Blas Islands. Meet Embera Indians in Panama and search the Costa Rican rainforest for endangered species. You are an explorer by day, with cocktails on the pool deck at 5.

FACE TO FACE WITH

AMERICA

• Explore places few cruise lines go, like distant parts of the San Blas Islands and the beaches of Central America’s Caribbean coast

• M anchala, Ecuador

• Panama City/ Balboa/Fuerte Amador, Panama

• Isla Parida, Panama

• Q uepos, Costa Rica

• L ima, Peru

SEE THE PANAMA CANAL for the amazing engineering feat it truly is as you view the locks from below, rather than from above as you would on a large cruise ship. And get closer to the best wildlife-watching areas, like Bocos Del Toro, where you may encounter bottlenose dolphins, rare red frogs, and sloths. Head south to Guayaquil, the gateway to the Galapagos Islands, and even further down to Lima, considered the gastronomical capital of South America. When you need a break from adventure (if you ever do), relax on uninhabited white-sand beaches and snorkel stunning reefs in Windstar-exclusive destinations like Isla Parida.

WET GET YOUR FEET

• Explore South America, including the unique wildlife in the Galapagos and relics of the Incans and conquistadors in Peru

FEATURED PORTS:

• Get your feet wet as you wade ashore from the Zodiac (a “wet landing”) onto deserted beaches and access remote wilderness areas

Isla Parida, Panama: Windstar’s Signature Beach Party –Located within a Nature Preserve of 50 islands, and part of Chiriqui Marine National Park, lovely Isla Parida boasts magnificent beaches and crystal-clear waters that stay at 82 degrees year round. This amazing tropical escape is yours to enjoy for the day during our Beach Party, complete with a delicious tropical feast. Snorkel or play with water toys, or explore inland where you’ll find fruit trees like mango, banana, and coconut that offer shade and the occasional fresh snack.

• Make a daylight transit of the Panama Canal as a Canal historian shares incredible facts about its construction

• Have fun and lounge in the sun during Windstar’s Signature Beach Party — a catered affair complete with an island bar, water toys, and a plentiful, mouthwatering buffet

Puerto Jimenez, Costa Rica – “Port Jim” is one of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse areas. Rare birds like scarlet macaws, harpy eagles, and quetzals share the rainforest with land creatures like jaguars and ocelots, while offshore, humpback whales and dolphins play in the deep waters of Golfo Dulce. Kayak through the mangroves and estuaries watching for monkeys, caimans, butterflies and more, or simply relax on a perfect beach.

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Cartagena, Colombia: National Aviary Tour – Colombia is home to more the 1,900 bird species and many of them reside in its lush Natioinal Aviary. Wander through various biomes and see macaws and harpy eagles in a tropical forest, cormorants and pelicans in mangroves, and even an Andean condor, king of the mountains in the Andean region. This is a must for any birder or wildlife lover!

Quepos: Rainforest Extravaganza & Traditions – The small town of Esquipulas rests at the foot of high mountains, and this family owned private nature reserve protects both primary and secondary rainforest at the mountains’ base. Follow your naturalist guide along the trails, watching for toucans, hummingbirds, butterflies, monkeys and other rainforest residents. You’ll also learn about Costa Rica’s most important crop — coffee — observing the process from roasting to cup, followed by a hearty traditional Costa Rican casado

MARVELS OF LATIN AMERICA CRUISE TOUR

COLÓN TO LIMA, (or reverse ) | 15 NIGHTS

Discover the engineering prowess of the Incas in Machu Picchu, 20th-century ingenuity in the Panama Canal, and the unique wildlife of the Galapagos.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • COLÓN, PANAMA

Explore the inner workings of the Panama Canal, head into the jungle to meet with Embera Indians, or take an aerial tram ride through the rainforest canopy.

DAY 2 • TRANSIT PANAMA CANAL, PANAMA

At nearly 48 miles long, on your transit through the Panama Canal you will enter three sets of locks that raise and lower the vessel 85 feet between the calm Pacific Ocean and the shimmering waters of the Atlantic. Your voyage features a daylight hours transit with numerous observation vantage points for outside viewing and comfortable indoor airconditioned lounges. Expert onboard commentary enhances your journey as you watch the day-to-day workings of this bucket list experience.

DAY 3 • AT SEA

DAYS 4/5 • MANTA, ECUADOR (OVERNIGHT)

Manta is a modern urban hub, with beautiful beaches, high rises, and amazing fish. In fact their giant tuna statue welcomes visitors, as a reminder of the delicious tuna and other seafood dishes found here. It is a foodies

delight for tasting not only amazing tuna ceviche, but also squid, lobster and South American-style tapas. Check out the impressive collection of ceramics from the Manteno-Huancavilca culture at the Archaeological Museum of the Central Bank of Manta. The well-known picturesque Montechristi, where the ‘Panama Hat’ originated is nearby.

DAYS 6/7 • GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR (OVERNIGHT)

The modern city of Guayaquil is known as a gateway to Pacific beaches and the Galapagos Islands. Sprawling along the Guayas River is the exciting new Simon Bolivar promenade lined with museums, restaurants and shops. See the Las Penas neighborhood full of colorful houses, Santa Ana Hill where the stairs are lined with cafés and art galleries that lead up to the Santa Ana Chapel, a lighthouse with 444 stairs. Parque Seminario is where to find over 100 iguanas roaming the park.

DAY 8 • MACHALA, ECUADOR

Located in the fertile lowlands near the Gulf of Guayaquil, Machala is said to be the banana capital of the world as well as coffee and cacao. More locals escape here than tourists, and Machala has a diverse culinary

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 11 meals: breakfast (4), lunch (4), dinner (3)

• 4 h otel nights: 1 night at Pullman Lima Miraflores, 2 nights at Tambo del Inka, 1 night at Palacio del Inka or similar

• Hal f-day guided Machu Picchu tour and Vistadome train ride

• U rubamba market tour, local ceramic demonstration and guided tour of historical Cusco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• G uided tour of Lima

• Roundtrip flight between Lima and Cusco

• A ll transfers from yacht to hotel, to and from sites and to the airport

scene. The impressive Machala Cathedral is located in the popular Parque Juan Montalvo. Not far away is the Petrified Forest Puyango with the largest array of fossil trees in the world, some measuring over 6 feet in diameter and nearly 50 feet long.

DAY 9 • AT SEA

DAY 10 • SALAVERRY

(TRUJILLO, PERU)

Salaverry is located near the city of Trujillo, founded by the conquistador Diego de Almagro in 1534. Trujillo is known for Peru’s traditional dance, the marinera. It retains much of its colonial charm and the colonial center is home to the majestic bright yellow Trujillo Cathedral and the blue Casa Urquiaga contrasting with the vivid green and brown terrain of the Andean foothills. Another site to see is the Iturregui Palace

boasting Italian marble statues. West of Trujillo is the pre-Colombian Chimu archaeological site of Chan Chan, a vast adobe complex.

DAY 11 • LIMA, PERU (OVERNIGHT)

Lima has worked at becoming more than the gateway to Machu Picchu, but also a tourist destination in its own right. Declared the unofficial gastronomical capital of South America, it is the only city to have two restaurants ranking in the top 10 of the World’s Best Restaurants. Find the Historic Center, declared a UNESCO site, the Basilica and Convent of San Francisco, the Lima Metropolitan Cathedral, the Palacio de Torre Tagle, and the National University of San Marco, the oldest continuously functioning university in the New World.

DAY 12 • CALLAO/CUSCO/ SACRED VALLEY

Disembark the ship and transfer to the airport for your morning flight to Cusco, where you’ll meet your guide for the drive to the Sacred Valley. The rich and fertile agricultural land allowed the Incas to grow essential crops like corn, potatoes, olluco, quinoa and coca leaf, considered a sacred plant. Visits to a local farm and an agricultural museum give you insights into the Inca’s sophisticated farming techniques. Enjoy a four-course lunch at the hacienda and a demonstration at a museum of chicha brewing (a non-alcoholic beer) and traditional textile techniques. Afterwards, proceed to the 5-star Tambo del Inka Resort & Spa.

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride : Dec 27, 2025, Jan 3 , 18, 25 , 2026

(Includes transfers, lunch, dinner, flight from Callao to Cusco, and overnight at Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, in Sacred Valley.)

DAY 13 • SACRED VALLEY/MACHU PICCHU/SACRED VALLEY

The 15th-century Inca citadel is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and also one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Perched nearly 8,000 feet above sea level in the Andes Mountains, the city (likely a royal retreat) was never discovered by the Spanish, and is marvelously well preserved. Explore the wondrous city with your guide, appreciating the awe-inspiring views and learning about the amazing culture, architecture, and feats of engineering the Incas were known for.

(Includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, transfer, roundtrip Vistadome train to Machu Picchu, Machu Picchu site admission, private transfers to/from the train station, and overnight at Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, in Sacred Valley.)

DAY 14 • SACRED VALLEY/CUSCO

Get unique insights into local culture and flavors this morning as we tour the Urubamba market, an authentic food market where locals buy their daily goods. After, we’ll visit a local ceramic workshop where the artist revives ancient Peruvian techniques and designs, then make our way to the gardens of the Palacio Manco Capac boutique hotel in Cusco, a picturesque 17th-century colonial home. Our exploration

continues in the afternoon with a stroll through the historic center of Cusco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Colonial sights like the Plaza de Armas (Main Square) and the magnificent Cusco Cathedral are built over what used to be Inca landmarks – respectively Warrior’s Square, and an Inca temple later rebuilt as an Inca palace.

(Includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, overnight at Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel, in Cusco.)

DAY 15 • CUSCO/LIMA

Rise early for your morning flight to Lima, the City of Kings. Explore the Plaza de Armas (Main Square) of Colonial Lima on foot. This is the spot where Francisco Pizarro founded Lima. The square is bordered by the Government Palace, Town Hall, Archbishop’s Palace, Casa Riva-Aguero, and the Lima Cathedral –picturesque examples of Lima’s opulent colonial architecture. Enjoy a delicious lunch at Café del Museo Larco, on the lower floor of the Museo Larco, a privately owned museum of pre-Columbian art.

(Includes breakfast, lunch, transfers, flight from Cusco to Lima, city tour of Lima, overnight at Pullman Lima Miraflores.)

DAY 16 • LIMA

After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to the airport in Lima for your flight home.

(Includes breakfast, transfer.)

MONTEVERDE CLOUD FOREST & ARENAL VOLCANO CRUISE TOUR

COLÓN TO SAN JOSÉ, (or

reverse

) | 11 NIGHTS

Combine a daylight transit through the Panama Canal and Costa Rica’s scenic beaches with an inland tour of the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve, the Curi-Cancha Reserve, and Costa Rica’s Arenal Volcano.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • COLÓN, PANAMA

Untouched beaches, lowland rainforests, and elaborate colonial architecture lie just beyond the commercial center of Colón. There are plenty of things here to satisfy virtually every interest — sunbathing on gold-sand beaches, exploring ancient ruins, or admiring the massive locks on the other side of the formidable Panama Canal.

DAY 2 • TRANSIT PANAMA CANAL, PANAMA

At nearly 51 miles long and connecting two oceans with a vast “highway of water,” the Panama Canal easily earns its reputation as the Eighth Wonder of the World. Experience a once-in-a-lifetime thrill as your yacht is raised, then lowered 85 feet to cruise gracefully through three massive locks that transport you between the shimmering waters of the Atlantic and the calm Pacific Ocean.

DAY 3 • FUERTE AMADOR (PANAMA CITY), PANAMA

A short drive takes you to Casco Viejo, the historic district of Panama City, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Follow the cobblestone lanes past restored colonial buildings to the old sea wall, where you can shop for colorful molas hand-stitched by Kuna Indians.

DAY 4 • AT SEA

Cruise alongside chattering dolphins and peaceful island shorelines as you ply the shimmering waters of Panama. Before you stretches a full day to do exactly as you please. Submit to the temptation of a relaxing massage in the Spa, check out the books and DVD selection in the cozy Library, or get to know your fellow travelers in the lively Pool Bar or Lounge.

DAY 5 • ISLA PARIDA, PANAMA

The perfect spot to host Windstar’s Signature Beach Party … crystal clear waters that remain at 82° F, fresh mangos and coconuts on white-sand beaches. What more could you ask for?

DAY 7 • QUEPOS, COSTA RICA

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 4 h otel stays — 1 night at the Costa Rica Marriott or similar, 3 nights at a 4-star resort in Arenal or similar

• A ll transfers to and from sites, hotels, and ship

• 7-night cruise aboard Wind Star, Wind Spirit, or Star Pride

• A dmission to the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve in search of the Resplendent Quetzal, Curi-Cancha Reserve Night Tour of the Cloud Forest, Arenal Lake Crossing, Ranch Heliconia World Famous Coffee Tour, Mistico Park, San José National Theater and National Park

DAY 6 • PUERTO JIMENEZ (GOLFO DULCE), COSTA RICA

Picture Jurassic foliage growing down steep hillsides all the way to the waterline, the hoots of monkeys echoing through trees choked by orchids. Golfo Dulce is one of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse areas, where both the jungle and the sea brim with life. Explore the canals by kayak in search of javelinas, butterflies, and more bird species than in all of North America.

This former banana-exporting town is your base camp for a day of rainforest adventure. Walk along trails that weave up to waterfalls or soar high above the jungle floor surrounded by wildlife. Then grab your camera for a walk through Manuel Antonio National Park, with its lovely beaches, easy trails, and exuberant animal life.

DAY 8 • PUERTO CALDERA, COSTA RICA TO MONTEVERDE

Upon arrival to Puerto Caldera disembark from the yacht to be picked up by an English-speaking guide and a driver and transferred to Monteverde. Along the way you learn about the wildlife you might encounter at the Monteverde Reserve. Founded in 1972, the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve is among the most famous reserves in the world for its biodiversity, conservation, contributions, and scientific research. Hike in the forest canopy, go birding, hoping to spot the Resplendent Quetzal, or discover the aromas and beauty of the coffee plantation. The evening brings Curi-Cancha Reserve, part of a 210-acre private wildlife reserve in the very heart of Monteverde, covering both lower and wet montane, and premontane wet virgin cloud forest. The night allows for possible sightings of mammals and sleeping birds. Enjoy the

nightly symphony of frogs and insects. Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight.

(Includes overnight at 4-star resort, lunch, and dinner.)

DAY 9 • MONTEVERDE TO ARENAL

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel to fuel you for your lake crossing to Arenal. On the way, stop at Rancho Heliconia for a tour of a world-famous Costa Rican coffee plantation, take a cooking class on local cuisine, and leave your green footprint by planting a tree. Lunch is served at Rancho Heliconia. Then head to Arenal Lake to board a boat. At the other side of the lake, head to your 4-star resort with hot springs for the rest of the evening at your leisure. Soak in the hotel’s well-known hot springs to prepare for your next full day. Buffet-style dinner is included.

(Includes overnight at 4-star resort, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.)

DAY 10 •

ARENAL

Today includes the option of ziplining through the trees or walking a series of impressive bridges in the treetops. Start your day with breakfast at your hotel. Then it’s off on adventure. If you’re ziplining you’ll head to Arenal Park for a 20-minute gondola ride to see the rainforest, the Arenal Volcano, and Arenal Lake. Then you’ll zipline, traveling 600 feet in the air to see nature from a truly different perspective. Or if you’re walking the

bridges, you’ll start your adventure at Mistico Park. You’ll want to bring your binoculars to look for the birds and howler monkeys in the trees around you. Then on to Arenal Park to take the gondola ride. Enjoy lunch at the park before transferring back to your hotel for an afternoon at your leisure. Your guide will recommend some optional activities before dinner at the hotel’s main restaurant Los Tucanes.

(Includes overnight at 4-star resort, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.)

DAY 11 • SAN JOSÉ, COSTA RICA Breakfast at the hotel. Drive back to San José for your city tour with lunch downtown. Visit the National Theater, an icon for Costa Rican people and an architectural jewel representing the progress and the fruits of the labors of their ancestors. Continue on an easy walk to Democracy Square, then to the National Park featuring the bronze National Monument of Costa Rica. You will be transferred back to the Costa Rica Marriott for dinner at the hotel on your own.

(Includes overnight at Costa Rica Marriott, breakfast, and lunch.)

DAY 12 • DEPARTURE Breakfast is included at the hotel. Then private transfer will be provided to Juan Santamaria airport.

(Includes breakfast and airport transfer.)

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Star : Dec 3 , 14, 24 , 2024; Jan 14 , 25; Feb 8; Mar 1, 4 , 2025

Wind Spirit : Nov 29; Dec 2 , 2025

Star Pride : Dec 13, 16 , 2025; Feb 9, 12 , 23, 26 ; Mar 9, 12 , 2026

COSTA RICA & PANAMA CANAL

COLÓN TO PUERTO CALDERA, (or reverse )

7 N IGHTS

Enjoy a daylight transit through the Panama Canal, one of the world’s most stunning feats of engineering, on a yacht that lets you see it all. Hike through Manuel Antonio National Park in search of wildlife, and snorkel the blue waters of Isla Parida. This is a singular voyage of natural wonders and man-made marvels for those with a sense of adventure.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Attend onboard presentations from a Costa Rican Naturalist throughout your cruise

• Explore the beaches and wildlife of Manuel Antonio National Park

• Find the coastline beauty of Golfo Dulce’s rainforest flora and fauna

• Don’t miss an opportunity to view the plentiful marine life surrounding Isla Parida

• A ppreciate this engineering feat with daylight transit of the Panama Canal

• Discover the remote and pristine coastlines of Panama and Costa Rica

• S avor the delicious spreads of both Windstar’s Signature Onboard Barbecue and Signature Beach Party to tantalize your taste buds

CREATURES & CULTURES OF COSTA RICA & MEXICO

PUERTO CALDERA TO PUERTO VALLARTA 8 NIGHTS

Live out your dreams of ziplining and hiking through the Costa Rican rainforest, and explore the Mexican Riviera from Mayan ruins to mezcal and mole. Includes two small ship exclusive calls at Playas del Coco and Curu Wildlife Reserves.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Colonial architecture, Mayan ruins, and sport fishing form the perfect backdrop to the mouthwatering cuisines of Southern Mexico

• Wander through the Curu Wildlife Refuge, a protected area teeming with diverse flora and fauna

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Colón, Panama; Day 2 - Transit Panama Canal; Day 3 - Fuerte Amador (Panama City), Panama; Day 4 - At Sea; Day 5 - Isla Parida, Panama; Day 6 - Puerto Jimenez (Golfo Dulce), Costa Rica; Day 7 - Quepos, Costa Rica; Day 8 - Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica

DEPARTURE DATES : Wind Star : Dec 7 , 14, 28 , 2024; Jan 18 , 25; Feb 8; Mar 1, 8 , 2025

Wind Spirit : Nov 29; Dec 6 2025

Star Pride Dec 13, 20 , 2025; Feb 9, 16 23; Mar 2 , 2026

Star Seeker : April 13, 2026

Go inland and combine the best of land and sea with the Monteverde Cloud Forest & Arenal Volcano Cruise Tour (see page 98).

• Immerse yourself in local culture by visiting Manzanillo, Mexico’s Zocalo, the town’s central plaza. Stroll through vibrant markets, sample delicious street food, and experience the lively ambiance of this charming coastal town

• Un cover the ancient wonders of the Izapa Mayan ruins in Puerto Chiapas, where you can explore the remnants of one of Mesoamerica’s most influential pre-Columbian civilizations

• S norkel the marine-life-filled waters of UNESCO World Heritage Site Playas del Coco

• Unwind on the stunning beaches of Huatulco, where you can bask in the sun and enjoy the pristine, crystal-clear waters

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica; Day 2 - Curu, Costa Rica; Day 3 - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica; Day 4 - At Sea; Day 5 - Puerto Chiapas, Mexico; Day 6 - Huatulco, Mexico; Day 7 - At Sea; Day 8 - Manzanillo, Mexico; Day 9 - Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

DEPARTURE DATE : Star Seeker : Apr 20, 2026

MARVELS OF ECUADOR, PERU, AND THE PANAMA CANAL

COLÓN TO LIMA, (or reverse ) | 1 1 NIGHTS

Transit the thriving Panama Canal, delve into South American forests rich in wildlife, and behold the influences of the Incas and conquistadors during this cruise along the shores of Panama, Ecuador and Peru.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Get your favorite spot on deck for the daylight transit of the historic Panama Canal

• Overnighting in Lima allows time to find the Miraflores Bridge

• Overnight in Guayaquil and stroll the Simon Bolivar promenade and see the Lighthouse of Santa Anna

• Sun bathe, surf, or watch kite boarders at Manta’s golden beaches

• Outside Trujillo is the pre-Colombian Chimu tribe archaeological site of Chan Chan, a vast adobe complex

• Step through the Petrified Forest Puyango near Machala

NATURALLY COSTA RICA

PUERTO CALDERA TO PUERTO CALDERA |

7 NI GHTS

Guayaquil Machala Manta Panama Canal

Pacific Ocean

PANAMA ECUADOR Lima Salaverry (Trujillo)

PERU

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Colón, Panama; Day 2 - Transit Panama Canal; Day 3 - At Sea; Days 4/5 - Manta, Ecuador (overnight); Days 6/7 - Guayaquil, Ecuador (overnight); Day 8 - Machala, Ecuador; Day 9 - At Sea; Day 10 - Salaverry (Trujillo), Peru; Days 11/12 - Lima, Peru (overnight)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride : Dec 27, 2025; Jan 7 *, 18, 29 *, 2026

Lush and vibrant, kissed by the sun and blessed with a breathtaking shoreline, the “rich coast” lives up to its name. Local naturalists highlight the region’s history, flora, and fauna. Enjoy a catamaran and snorkeling adventure in Playa Flamingo, where you’ll discover pristine beaches, beautiful reefs, and colorful marine life. Wander through Curu’s dense tropical dry forests teeming with life, before visiting Quepos for rainforest adventures and searching for red-backed squirrel monkeys in Manuel Antonio National Park.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Hear enlightening onboard presentations from a Costa Rican Naturalist

• Take a zipline canopy tour in Playa Flamingo

• Go in search of red-backed squirrel monkeys at Manuel Antonio National Park

• View spider monkeys and caimans in Curú National Wildlife Refuge

• Follow the sloth trail in Puerto Jimenez and taste local fresh fruit and homemade empanadas

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Puerto Caldera,

Days 2/3 - Playa Flamingo, Costa Rica; Day 4 - Curú, Costa Rica; Day 5 - Quepos, Costa Rica; Day 6 - Puerto Jimenez (Golfo Dulce), Costa Rica; Day 7 - Punta Leona, Costa Rica; Day 8 - Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica

DEPARTURE DATES : Wind Star : Dec 21, 2024; Jan 11; Feb 15, 2025

PANAMA CANAL, CARTAGENA, SAN BLAS & MORE

ARUBA TO PANAMA CITY,

(or reverse )

7 NIG HTS

It’s something of an insider secret, cruising the extreme southern edge of the Caribbean. But those who explore beyond the traditional islands know that this is where you find the epicenter of colonial history, amazing biodiversity, and cultures.

This is the heart of the Spanish Main, where untold wealth boarded galleons and colonial forts thwarted off pirate attacks. It’s the narrow isthmus that holds the Panama Canal, an epic engineering feat that irrevocably changed the course of world trade. And it’s the home of indigenous tribes like the Kogi, the Ngobe-Buglé, and the Kuna, who have managed to maintain their traditional ways of life despite living at one of the planet’s busiest crossroads. These shores are also some of the most beautiful and biodiverse on earth, home to marine-rich coral reefs, and the greatest bird diversity in the world.

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Oranjestad, Aruba; Day 2 – At Sea; Days 3/4 - Cartagena, Colombia (overnight); Day 5 - Isla Aroma, San Blas Islands, Panama; Day 6 - Bocas del Toro, Panama; Day 7 - Transit Panama Canal, Panama; Day 8 - Panama City, Panama

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Pride : Dec 21, 28 2024; Jan 18, 25 *; Feb 1, 8 ; Mar 1, 8 , 2025

INSIDER TIPS

• Birders take note: Colombia has the highest bird diversity of any country with more than 1,900 species, and our excursion to Cartagena’s National Aviary lets you see an important sample of this variety.

• Brightly dressed palenquera ladies – carrying fruit trays on their heads – add to the beauty and attraction of Cartagena.

• The coffee and chocolate (cacao) grown in this region are delicious. Be sure to try some, and if you have a chance, visit a farm where the crops are grown to learn how they’re produced.

• When you cross the Panama Canal you join a fraternity of sailors who have made this crossing before you. This honor is known as the “Order of the Ditch”.

LATIN AMERICA

BACK-TO-BACK CRUISES WITH FREE LAUNDRY SERVICE

ITINERARY

Central American Explorations via the Panama Canal San Juan to Puerto Vallarta 22 Nights

Caribbean Cultures: Latin America & the Greater Antilles Colón to St. Maarten 19 Nights

Latin America Explorer via the Panama Canal Puerto Caldera to Lima, or reverse 18 Nights

Reefs & Rainforests:

The Caribbean; Colombia; Panama & Costa Rica via the Panama Canal Barbados to Puerto Caldera, or reverse

18 Nights

Natural History Meets Ancient Mystery: Latin America & Beyond Aruba to Cozumel

16 Nights

Panama Canal, Costa Rica & Mexican Riviera Discovery Colón to Puerto Vallarta

15 Nights

Wild Wonders of the Central American Coasts via the Panama Canal Colón to Puerto Caldera, or reverse

14 Nights

DEPARTURE DATESPORTS OF CALL

Star Seeker: Apr 6, 2026 San Juan, Puerto Rico; Isla Catalina, Dominican Republic; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Cartagena, Colombia (overnight); Isla Aroma, San Blas Islands, Panama; Colón, Panama (overnight); Transit Panama Canal, Panama; Balboa, Panama (overnight); Isla Parida, Panama; Puerto Jimenez (Golfo Dulce), Costa Rica; Quepos, Costa Rica; Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica; Curu, Costa Rica; Playa del Coco, Costa Rica; Puerto Chiapas, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Manzanillo, Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Wind Surf: Feb 9, 2026 Colón, Panama; Bocas del Toro, Panama; Isla San Andrés, Colombia; Roatan, Honduras; Belize City, Belize; Costa Maya, Mexico; Cozumel, Mexico; Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands; Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands; Ochos Rios, Jamaica; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; La Romana, Dominican Republic; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Philipsburg, St. Maarten

Star Pride: Dec 20, 2025; Jan 29 2026

Wind Star: Mar 8 † 2025

Wind Spirit: Nov 18, 2025

Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica; Quepos, Costa Rica; Puerto Jimenez (Golfo Dulce), Costa Rica; Isla Parida, Panama; Balboa, Panama; Transit Panama Canal, Panama; Colón, Panama (overnight); Manta, Ecuador (overnight); Guayaquil, Ecuador (overnight); Machala, Ecuador; Trujillo (Salaverry), Peru; Lima (Callao) (overnight), Peru

Bridgetown, Barbados; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George's, Grenada; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Willemstad, Curaçao; Oranjestad, Aruba; Cartagena, Colombia; Colón, Panama; Transit Panama Canal, Panama; Fuerte Amador (Panama City), Panama; Isla Parida, Panama; Puerto Jimenez (Golfo Dulce), Costa Rica; Quepos, Costa Rica; Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica

Wind Surf: Feb 1, 2026 Oranjestad, Aruba; Santa Marta, Colombia; Cartagena, Colombia; Bocas del Toro, Panama; Partial transit Panama Canal, Panama; Colón, Panama; Isla San Andrés, Colombia; Roatan, Honduras; Belize City, Belize; Costa Maya, Mexico; Cozumel, Mexico

Star Seeker: Apr 13, 2026 Colón, Panama (overnight); Transit Panama Canal, Panama; Balboa, Panama (overnight); Isla Parida, Panama; Puerto Jimenez (Golfo Dulce), Costa Rica; Quepos, Costa Rica; Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica; Curu, Costa Rica; Playa del Coco, Costa Rica; Puerto Chiapas, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Manzanillo, Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Wind Star: Dec 14, 21 2024; Jan 11 Feb 8, 2025 Colón, Panama; Transit Panama Canal, Panama; Balboa/Fuerte Amador, Panama; Isla Parida,

SHHH. THERE ARE STILL secret places here that the big ships pass by. Places where there’s only one beach bar in sight, closed if the proprietor decides to go spear fishing. Your Windstar yacht has an uncanny ability to find places like this. Places where your day’s activities are timed by the rumble of your stomach, the drowsiness following a good swim, an iridescent sunset that heralds “sailor’s delight” on the morrow. But then, one glance at your itinerary already told you that.

DANCE

CARIBBEAN

WINDSTAR’S FAVORITE FIVE:

• St . Barthélemy

• J ost Van Dyke

• B equia

• M ayreau

• St . Lucia

IF YOU COULD DESIGN the perfect island itinerary it would look a lot like these. Ports of call would include tiny towns and hidden harbors known only to private yachts and small ships like ours. Schedules would allow for dropping the Watersports Platform in turquoise bays and raising sails on the way to your next island rendezvous. And the laid-back island vibe would continue on board with a mouthwatering Signature Onboard Barbecue by the pool. Best of all, on every cruise there would be one day that was even more special than the rest, when you land on a secluded beach for Windstar’s Signature Beach Party, elaborate buffet and watersports included.

CARIBBEAN THE AUTHENTIC

WHY WINDSTAR’S CARIBBEAN: Mayreau, Bequia, Jost Van Dyke, and Virgin Gorda

• Spend 55 days exploring the Caribbean with our new 2026 Grand Caribbean Adventure itinerary aboard Wind Surf

• Visit ports reserved for small ships and private yachts like

• Kayak, paddleboard or enjoy other water toys directly off the Watersports Platform on all itineraries

FEATURED PORTS:

Les Saintes, Guadeloupe – We anchor just off Terre-de-Haut in one of the most beautiful bays in the world, while larger ships dock at Guadeloupe’s main town of Pointe-a-Pitre and must take a ferry to Les Saintes. It’s impossible to get lost in Terre-de-Haut, which has only one street, but there are still plenty of ways to spend your day. Pick up some fresh and fragrant baguettes for a picnic on the beach. Visit with the Saintoise, said to have descended from French and Breton corsairs (pirates).

• Enjoy Windstar’s Signature Beach Party and a Signature Onboard Barbecue on every itinerary

• Experience some of the best snorkeling with your own personal snorkeling gear for the duration of the cruise

• Choose from 32 unique Caribbean itineraries ranging from Puerto Rico to Antigua, Cartagena to Barbados

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Road Bay, Anguilla – With its protected shoreline, calm surf, spectacular coral reefs and sugar-soft beaches, Road Bay has become a destination for boaters, with its delightful restaurants, bars, and shops. Anguilla has some of the most beautiful sunsets and delicious rum punch to be found in the Caribbean. It is also home to Cuban tree frogs, red-footed tortoise, green iguanas and five species of bats. Worth checking out is Wallblake House, a heritage plantation house and museum said to be the oldest building on the island and located nearby.

Roseau: Cooking Caribbean Flavors & Lifestyles – Today is your opportunity to learn about Dominican cuisine, traditions, and lifestyles at a private home nestled in Roseau’s tropical rainforest. Your hostess will introduce you to the herbs and fresh ingredients on the day’s menu. Then, you can either choose to help prepare a local delicacy, spend your time viewing the mountains or the Caribbean Sea, or stroll the property learning about fruits and spices. End the day by feasting on traditional Caribbean dishes and fruit cocktail blends.

Bonaire: Samur Sail Beach & Snorkel – Imagine yourself on a voyage through time when ships were not only transportation but also works of art. The Samur is an authentic Siamese Junk, hand carved with legends of fantasy and ancient superstitions. You’ll glide smoothly under her soaring red sails to the beach on the uninhabited island of Klein Bonaire. Here you can snorkel from the beach or participate in a guided drift snorkel along the outer edge of Ebo’s Reef. Rum punch, fruit juice and tropical fruits wait for you on your return to the Samur.

STAR SEEKER CHRISTENING: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND BVI ADVENTURE

MIAMI TO SAN JUAN 8 N IGHTS

Embark from Miami on Star Seeker’s christening voyage to San Juan, Puerto Rico, with stops in the Dominican Republic and British Virgin Islands. Unwind at sea, find adventure across the islands, participate in special inaugural events, and be one of the first to sail on the new Star Seeker!

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, step back in time with a visit to Fort San Felipe, a historical 16th-century fortress overlooking the Atlantic Ocean

• In the Dominican Republic’s Samana, visit Los Haitises National Park to discover its dramatic limestone karsts, mangrove forests, ancient Taino caves with petroglyphs, and abundant wildlife, including rare birds and manatees

BEACH FUN & SUN: A REMOTE CARIBBEAN GETAWAY

ST. MAARTEN TO ST. MAARTEN | 7 NI GHTS

Relax and recharge on this unique, journey to the solitude of remote beaches and uncrowded islands from Philipsburg to Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands, and St. Barthélemy.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Find your beautiful spot on the beach while you sample some of the most delicious rum punch found in the Caribbean at Road Bay

• Stroll Pusser’s Landing, the charming boardwalk of Soper’s Hole on your way to a secluded beach

• Snorkel among the sponges and angelfish in Jost Van Dyke’s Sandy Spit

CLASSIC CARIBBEAN

ST. MAARTEN TO ST. MAARTEN | 7 NI GHTS

From the stunning Pitons to the charm of Guadeloupe. From hidden coves and secret beaches to exotic markets and lively cafés. Here’s the best of the Caribbean blended into the joie de vivre unique to Caribbean life.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Anchor alongside the pristine beaches of Pigeon Island’s 40-acre national park and explore at your leisure on St. Lucia

• Discover St. Lucia’s UNESCO site when you see the twin Pitons rising majestically from the turquoise sea

• Savor the distinctive French charm of enchanting Les Saintes, Guadeloupe

JEWELS OF THE WINDWARD ISLANDS

This is the Caribbean of days gone by — deep blue waters, quiet coves, and tropical islands dotted with powdery beaches and lush green hillsides. This is everything that makes the Caribbean synonymous with paradise.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Enjoy the beachside resorts and national park on St. Lucia

• In M artinique visit Pagerie Habitation, where Empress Josephine lived as a child

• Walk up Mount Pleasant and see the amazing view from Fort Hamilton on Bequia

Dominican Republic; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; San Juan, Puerto Rico

DEPARTURE DATE : Star Seeker: Jan 15, 2026

Anguilla (Road Bay)

St. Maarten (Philipsburg)

St. Barthélemy (Gustavia)

Antigua (Falmouth Harbour)

PORTS OF CALL: Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Road Bay, Anguilla; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy

DEPARTURE DATES : Wind Surf : Dec 28, 2024; Jan 11, 25; Feb 1, 15; Mar 1, 8, 22; Dec 14, 28, 2025; Jan 4; Mar 7, 14, 28, 2026

Wind Spirit : Jan 24, 31; Feb 14, 21, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Charlestown, Nevis; Roseau, Dominica; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy

DEPARTURE DATES Wind Surf Dec 21, 2024; Jan 4, 18; Feb 8, 22; Mar 15; Dec 7, 21, 2025; Feb 28; Mar 21, 2026

Wind Spirit : Feb 7, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Bridgetown, Barbados; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Castries, St. Lucia; Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George’s, Grenada; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines

DEPARTURE DATES : Wind Spirit : Dec 7, 21, 2024; Jan 4, 18; Feb 1, 15, 2025; Mar 15*, 2026 Wind Surf: Jan 18*, 2026 Star Pride : Mar 29*, 2025

SAN JUAN & THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

SAN JUAN TO SAN JUAN 7 N IGHTS

Begin and end your journey where Old World meets New, in historic San Juan. No two days are alike. One day, you’re shopping chic French boutiques for the latest fashions from Paris. On another, snorkeling a secluded cove known only to lucky yachtsmen — like you.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Admire the incredible views from El Morro’s 16th century ramparts, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in San Juan

• Go for a hike in Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Rainforest

• Mingle with the glitterati in St. Barts

• Relish beach time and see the remarkable The Baths when you visit Virgin Gorda

WINDWARD ISLAND DELIGHTS

BARBADOS TO BARBADOS | 7 N IGHTS

Colorful coral, dazzling white sand, savory Creole cuisine, and placid, pastel-hued villages delight your senses throughout this 7-night voyage to the beaches and sunny splendors of the Caribbean’s Lesser Antilles Islands.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Snorkel the crystal-clear waters of Les Saintes where even Jacques Cousteau was attracted to the clear blue waters

• Find the botanical gardens, the Old Bread Oven and excellent shopping of Anse Mitan

• Take a hike in Dominica’s Morne Trois Pitons National Park, a UNESCO site and see Trafalgar Waterfalls

• The UNESCO-site Pitons stand majestically above the beautiful beach of Pigeon Island

WINDWARD ISLANDS SURF & SUNSETS

SAN JUAN TO SAN JUAN | 7 N IGHTS

One of the most sought-after yachting destinations, the Windward Islands give you a glimpse of what the West Indies looked like in days of old. There’s time to absorb the natural beauty and chat with genuinely welcoming locals.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Beautiful Bequia’s Admiralty Bay is famous for its model miniature boat builders

• Discover the underwater world of Les Saintes and enjoy some of the best snorkeling in Guadeloupe

• Shop for spices, especially nutmeg and cinnamon in St. George’s local markets

WINDWARD WAYS & TOBAGO CAYS

BARBADOS TO ARUBA, (or reverse ) 7 NIGHTS

Those who love watersports, snorkeling, and diving will love cruising through the Windward and ABC islands. Paddleboard right from the Watersports Platform as we visit smaller ports and less visited bays.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Four magical colonial towns (including two that are UNESCOisted) contrast with tiny out-of-the-way ports and bays

• Visit Mayreau, the smallest island of the Grenadines and enjoy our exclusive Signature Beach Party

• Snorkel the impressive coral reefs of Tobago Cay

PORTS OF CALL: San Juan, Puerto Rico; Cruz Bay, St. John, US Virgin Islands; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Pride: Oct 26; Nov 2, 16, 30, 2025

Star Seeker: Jan 23; Feb 6, 20; Mar 6, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Bridgetown, Barbados; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Roseau, Dominica; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia

DEPARTURE DATES : Wind Spirit : Dec 14, 28, 2024; Jan 11, 25; Feb 8; Dec 28, 2025; Mar 7, 21, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: San Juan, Puerto Rico; St. George’s, Grenada; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Philipsburg, St. Maarten

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Pride: Nov 9, 23, 2025

Star Seeker: Jan 30*; Feb 13*, 27*; Mar 13*, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Bridgetown, Barbados; Man-O-War Bay, Tobago; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines;

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Pride : Dec 14*, 2024; Jan 4 *, 11; Feb 22*; Mar 15 , 2025 Wind Surf : Jan 25, 2026

TO ST. MAARTEN | 55 N IGHTS

See all the flavors of the Caribbean as you visit more than two dozen islands from the lush jungles of Dominica to arid Aruba, trendy French enclaves to quiet ports known only to yachtsmen. Then go beyond, to the shores of the conquistadors in Colombia, to the Mayan legacy in Belize, and to Mexico’s golden Yucatán. On Day 36, part-way through your 55-night voyage, explore one of mankind’s greatest achievements as you make a partial transit of the Panama Canal, passing through three sets of locks and sailing into Lake Gatun before returning to the Caribbean. There’s a little bit of everything on this voyage: cultures, cuisine, beaches, nature, history, and shopping. With this epic tour of the Caribbean, you’re sure to come home with unforgettable memories, new friends, and new perspectives.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Find Cayman Brac’s Bat Cave, one of the many caves found along The Bluff, a limestone cliff running the length of the island

• Find a waterside café to try St. Bart’s signature Ti Punch in Gustavia

• Swim and snorkel with puffer fish and sea turtles, at Isla San Andrés, part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

• Explore charming Cartagena, a lovely venue

• Belize City is known as the gateway to Maya ruins and a world of nature

• G et your favorite spot on deck for the daylight partial transit of the Panama Canal

• Pack light with complimentary daily laundry service

PORTS OF CALL: Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Road Bay, Anguilla; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Basseterre, St. Kitts; St. John’s, Antigua & Barbuda; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Bridgetown, Barbados; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George’s, Grenada; Man-O-War, Tobago; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad, Aruba; Santa Marta, Colombia; Cartagena, Colombia; Bocas del Toro, Panama; Colón, Panama (overnight); Isla San Andrés, Colombia; Roatan, Honduras; Belize City, Belize; Costa Maya, Mexico; Cozumel, Mexico; Georgetown, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands; Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands; Ochos Rios, Jamaica; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; La Romana, Dominican Republic

DEPARTURE DATE: Wind Surf : Jan 4, 2026

BACK-TO-BACK CRUISES WITH FREE LAUNDRY SERVICE

ITINERARY DEPARTURE DATES PORTS OF CALL

Grand Caribbean & Americas Explorer

San Juan to Juneau

50 Nights

The Best of the Windward & Leeward

Isle s St. Maarten to Aruba 28 Nights

Star Seeker: Mar 27, 2026 San Juan, Puerto Rico; Cruz Bay, St. John, US Virgin Islands; St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; St. George's, Grenada; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Isla Catalina, Dominican Republic; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Cartagena, Colombia (overnight); Isla Aroma, San Blas Islands, Panama; Colón, Panama; Transit the Panama Canal; Balboa, Panama (overnight); Isla Parida, Panama; Golfito, Costa Rica; Puerto Jimenez, Costa Rica; Quepos, Costa Rica; Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica; Curu, Costa Rica; Playa del Coco, Costa Rica; Puerto Chiapas, Mexico; Huatulco, Mexico; Manzanillo, Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Seattle, Washington; Vancouver, Canada; Ketchikan, Alaska; Misty Fjords, Alaska; Wrangell, Alaska; Sitka, Alaska; Scenic Cruising Tracy Arm, Alaska; Haines, Alaska; Juneau, Alaska

Wind Surf: Jan 4, 2026 Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Road Bay, Anguilla; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Basseterre, St. Kitts; St. John's Antigua & Barbuda; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Bridgetown, Barbados; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Castries, St. Lucia; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George's, Grenada; Man-O-War, Tobago; Soufriere, St. Lucia; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Willemstad, Curaçao; Oranjestad, Aruba

Caribbean Beats & Transatlantic Treats

B arbados to Lisbon

22 Nights

A Lesser Antilles Odyssey

St. Maarten to Barbados

21 Nights

Wind Spirit: Mar 21, 2026

Wind Surf: Jan 4, 2026

Wind Spirit: Feb 21*, 2026

Spectacular Transatlantic Journey:

Caribbean to the Azores

St. Maarten to Lisbon

21 Nights

Hearty Ports & Rum Punches —

A Transatlantic Crossing

Lisbon to St. Maarten

19 Nights

Deep Dive into the Blue:

Underwater Worlds of the Caribbean

Cozumel to St. Maarten

18 Nights

Seeking the Antilles

San Juan to Colón

17 Nights

Hidden Gems of the Caribbean

St. Maarten to St. Maarten 17 Nights

Wind Surf: Mar 28, 2026

Bridgetown, Barbados; Basseterre, St. Kitts & Nevis; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Roseau, Dominica; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Lisbon, Portugal

Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Road Bay, Anguilla; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Basseterre, St. Kitts; St. John's Antigua & Barbuda; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Bridgetown, Barbados; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Castries, St. Lucia; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George's, Grenada

Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Road Bay, Anguilla; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands, (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Ponta Delgada, Azores, Po rtugal; Lisbon, Portugal

Wind Surf: Nov 18, 2025 Lisbon, Portugal; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Soper's Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands, Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy

Wind Surf: Feb 17, 2026 Cozumel, Mexico; Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands; Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands; Ochos Rios, Jamaica; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; La Romana, Dominican Republic; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Charlestown, Nevis; Roseau, Dominica; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy

Star Seeker: Mar 27, 2026 San Juan, Puerto Rico; Cruz Bay, St. John, US Virgin Islands; St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; St. George's, Grenada; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Isla Catalina, Dominican Republic; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Cartagena, Colombia (overnight); Isla Aroma, San Blas Islands, Panama; Colón, Panama

Wind Spirit: Jan 14, 2026 Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Roseau, Dominica; Castries, St. Lucia; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George's, Grenada; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; St. John's, Antigua & Barbuda; Road Bay, Anguilla; Soper's Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands

ITINERARY

Windward Islands & Spanish New World Barbados to Panama City, or reverse 14 or 15 Nights

Antilles Adventures St. Maarten to Barbados 14 Nights

Blue Seas & White Sands of the Windward Isles Barbados to Barbados, or reverse 14 Nights

Captivating Caribbean Barbados to Aruba 14 Nights

Caribbean Explorations

St. Maarten to St. Maarten, or reverse 14 Nights

DEPARTURE DATES PORTS OF CALL

Star Pride: Dec 14, 28 † 2024; Jan 11; Feb 22; Mar 8 †, 2025

Wind Surf: Jan 25*, 2026

Wind Surf: Jan 11, 2026

Bridgetown, Barbados; Man-O-War, Tobago; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Soufriere, St. Lucia; St. George’s, Grenada; Willemstad, Curaçao; Oranjestad, Aruba; Cartagena, Colombia; San Blas Islands, Panama; Bocas del Toro, Panama; Transit Panama Canal, Panama; Panama City, Panama

Wind Spirit: Feb 28*, 2026 Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Bridgetown, Barbados; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George's, Grenada

Wind Spirit: Mar 7, 14 , 2026 Bridgetown, Barbados; Little Bay, Montserrat: Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Roseau, Dominica; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Grenada; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines

Wind Surf: Jan 18, 2026 Bridgetown, Barbados; Anse Mitan, Martinique; Castries, St. Lucia; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia (overnight); Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George's, Grenada; Man-O-War, Tobago; Soufriere, St. Lucia; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Willemstad, Curaçao; Oranjestad, Aruba

Wind Surf: Dec 21 , 28, 2024; Jan 4 , 11, 18, 25 ; Feb 1, 8 , 15; 22; Mar 1 8, 15 ; Dec 7 14, 21 2025; Feb 28 ; Mar 14, 21 , 2026

Wind Spirit: Jan 31; Feb 7 , 2026

Leeward & Windward Caribbean Havens

St. Maarten to Barbados 14 Nights

Lovely Leewards

San Juan to San Juan, or reverse

14 Nights

White Sands of the Windwards

San Juan to Aruba

14 Nights

Windward Treasures: An Antilles Odyssey

Barbados to Barbados

14 Nights

Ivory Beaches & Sapphire Seas of the Caribbean

St. Maarten to St. Maarten

12 Nights

Wind Surf: Jan 4, 2026

Wind Spirit: Feb 21*, 2026

Star Pride: Nov 2, 9 , 16, 23 2025

Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Charlestown, Nevis; Roseau, Dominica; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Gustavia, St. Barthelemy; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Road Bay, Anguilla; Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands (overnight)

Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; Road Bay, Anguilla; Soper’s Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia (overnight); Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Bridgetown, Barbados

San Juan, Puerto Rico; St. John, US Virgin Islands; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands; Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; St. George's, Grenada; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Marigot St. Maarten

Star Pride: Dec 7, 2024 San Juan, Puerto Rico; St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Roseau, Dominica; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; St. George's, Grenada; Bridgetown, Barbados; Man-O-War, Tobago; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Soufreire, St. Lucia; Willemstad, Curaçao; Oranjestad, Aruba

Wind Spirit: Dec 7, 14*, 21, 28*, 2024; Jan 4, 11*, 18, 25*; Feb 1, 8*, 2025

Wind Surf: Dec 2, 2025

Bridgetown, Barbados; Pigeon Island, St. Lucia; Scenic Cruising the Pitons; Kingstown, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; St. George's, Grenada; Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Basseterre, St. Kitts; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Roseau, Dominica; Anse Mitan, Martinique

Philipsburg, St. Maarten; Soper's Hole, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands (overnight); Prickly Pear Beach, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barthélemy; Charlestown, Nevis; Roseau, Dominica; Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines; Les Saintes, Guadeloupe; Basseterre, St. Kitts

A DIFFERENT SET OF RULES applies in the Mediterranean. Time is measured in centuries, not minutes. Cities are shaped by sun and volcanoes. And the border between myth and reality fades like footprints on a Riviera beach.

Surrounded by wonders like the Cinque Terre and Parthenon, Meteora and the Sistine Chapel, Lake Como and the azure landscapes of Croatia, it’s easy to believe there is something magical at work here. Something that kisses grapes and transforms them into divine wine, turns marble ruins to gold in the last light of day, and gifts you with a beautiful white yacht to see it all.

ENCHANTMENT IS THIS

CLOSE MEDITERRANEAN

WHY WINDSTAR’S MEDITERRANEAN: Barcelona, where small ships like ours dock in the heart of the city

• Visit must-see ports and smaller yachting towns like Rovinj, Portofino and Sanary-sur-Mer

• Explore iconic cities like Venice, Dubrovnik, and

FEATURED PORTS:

WINDSTAR’S FAVORITE FIVE:

• S anary-sur-Mer, France

• M ahon, Menorca, Spain

• Portoferraio, Italy

• M onemvasia, Greece

• Kusadasi, Turkey

CURATED

• Take advantage of exclusive experiences like attending the Formula One®* Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo or transiting the narrow Corinth Canal, too small for larger ships

• Enjoy an exclusive and complimentary onshore Destination Discovery Event on cruises to Kusadasi — dinner in the moonlight and a concert in Ephesus

• Stay in key ports late into the evening or even overnight

• Choose from a wide variety of Cruise Tours offering you the best sights on land as well as sea — everything from Meteora to Douro Valley vineyards to Lake Como

Monemvasia, Greece – This medieval castle town, on an island east of the Peloponnese, is impressively carved into a large rocky plateau. Visitors arrive on a short causeway, and walk through a massive Venetian gate (cars are not allowed), or via ferry. Arriving on your Windstar yacht is a rare opportunity (most ships are too large to call here). Wander the narrow cobblestone lanes past restored, red-roofed medieval stone houses and dozens of Byzantine churches, and imagine you are in another time.

Kotor, Montenegro – Wander through the dreamy medieval Old Town on pedestrians only alleyways past historic homes, hidden squares, stone churches, boutiques and restaurants. Climb to the fortress on the hill for breathtaking views of the mountain forests that cover much of the landscape. Side trips visit villages in the countryside. A late-night affords sunset viewing from a restaurant terrace — sipping the Montenegrin red wine Vranac while sampling local specialties.

IN ALMOST EVERY Mediterranean port you’ll find incredible history, to-die-for cuisine, exceptional art and architecture, and rich cultural traditions. The trick is getting the most out of your visit, and designing itineraries specifically to accomplish this is an area where Windstar excels. Our port-intensive itineraries are designed to show you both the big cities and more overlooked places — from authentic working-class towns where tourism is an afterthought to small ports favored by yachtsmen. And when we do visit major cities, our small yachts dock closer to historic town centers. Late night and evening stays expand your time for exploration, and carefully crafted small-group excursions get right to the heart of local culture with insightful market tours, tastings, village and home visits, and more.

JOURNEYS

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Casablanca: Magical Marrakech – Take a horse carriage from the Medina to the lovely and colorful Majorelle Gardens, designed by French artist Jacques Majorelle in a palette of bright Berber colors. Watch a folkloric performance over a Moroccan lunch, then head to Bahia Palace with its magnificent Andalusian and Moorish architecture. End the day exploring the labyrinth of souks and Djemma El Fna Square, where snake charmers and fortune tellers have been at work since the 11th century.

Giardini Naxos: Taormina & the Blue Grotto by Boat –Taormina is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Sicily, perched at the top of a cliff overlooking the Bay of Naxos and Mount Etna. Board a motorboat and glide into the fabled Blue Grotto sea cave with its other-worldly colors. Refresh yourself before returning to the yacht with fresh almond cookies and a refreshing swim off Isla Bella.

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

KUSADASI: EVENING IN EPHESUS

A moonlit dinner and concert at the ancient ruins

See page 149 for details

DELPHI & METEORA: GRECIAN TREASURES CRUISE TOUR

ATHENS TO ATHENS | 1 0 NIGHTS

Spend 10 memorable days indulging in local cuisine and exploring the Western Civilization’s ancient epicenters during this remarkable pairing of an inland tour of Greece with a scenic cruise along eastern Mediterranean coastlines. Stroll the monument-lined Sacred Way toward the Grand Temple of Apollo in Delphi. Savor a moonlit Turkish dinner and romantic concert among the broken columns and weathered walls of Ephesus in Turkey during Windstar’s complimentary Destination Discovery Event. Stare skyward at distant monasteries topping natural sandstone pillars throughout Meteora Valley. Sip citrusy Assyrtiko wine paired with fresh caught calamari high above Santorini’s steep volcanic slopes. Relax by the crystal clear waters of perfect Greek beaches. Gaze across Nafplio’s red-tiled roofs at the azure Argolic Gulf. Scale the marble steps leading to Athens’ Acropolis and lose yourself amid the Parthenon’s marble columns.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • ATHENS, GREECE

Arrive in Athens, one of the world’s oldest cities, and settle into your room at the 5-star St. George Lycabettus Hotel. With the afternoon and evening at your leisure, you have time to peruse the shops of Kolonaki, an elegant neighborhood nearby that’s known for its museums and trendy boutiques.

(Includes overnight at St. George Lycabettus and transfer from airport.)

DAY 2 • DELPHI, GREECE

We prophecy a busy day at Delphi, a place that once attracted people from all over who came to have their questions answered by the Oracle. The setting itself is

spectacular, aside from the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s cultural significance. The ruins hug the hillside, with an incredible view of the mountains, valley, and nearby coast. See the Castalian Spring where worshippers purified themselves before visiting the Oracle, the Sacred Way, the Grand Temple of Apollo, the theater, and the well preserved stadium, its marble starting blocks still in place. And don’t miss the magnificent bronze Charioteer at the Delphi Museum. After a delicious traditional Greek lunch, check into the Divani Meteora Hotel in the historical district of Kalambaka.

(Includes overnight at Divani Meteora, breakfast and lunch.)

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 3 h otel stays — 2 nights at St. George Lycabettus*, 1 night at Divani Meteora*

• Transfers from the airport, to and from all sites, and to the yacht

• 5 m eals, 3 breakfasts at hotel, 2 lunches at Delphi and Meteora

• A rchaeological expert and Englishspeaking guide

• Entrance fees to Delphi, Castalian Spring, the Grand Temple of Apollo, Delphi Museum, Meteora, the Acropolis, and the Parthenon

• D inner and concert in front of the ancient ruins

• 7-night cruise aboard Wind Star or Wind Spirit

*Or similar class hotel

DAY 3 • METEORA, GREECE

Monks and hermits have found refuge on Meteora’s sandstone rock pillars for centuries. The Greek Orthodox monasteries perched on the cliffs were originally accessed only by nets or wooden ladders, making them a perfect refuge from pirates and invaders. Today only about six monasteries remain, collectively listed as a World Heritage Site. Explore two that are now accessible by steps and bridges, shifting your gaze from the incredible monasteries to the amazing rock towers they cling to. After lunch, return to Athens and spend the evening at your leisure.

(Includes overnight at St. George Lycabettus, breakfast, and lunch.)

DAY 4 • ACROPOLIS & PIRAEUS, GREECE

The Acropolis is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. Climb the smooth marble steps to the Parthenon, a masterpiece of classical architecture. Admire the Temple of Athena Nike and the Porch of Maidens. Then enter the Acropolis Museum where you’ll find works of art including the Parthenon Frieze with its beautiful depiction of the festival of Athena. Turn your attention to a modern beauty as you head to the yacht.

(Includes breakfast and transfer to yacht.)

DAY 5 • MYKONOS, GREECE

Visit Mykonos, a classic Greek isle with hundreds of white-washed churches and cubist houses, thatched windmills catching the breeze, and a harbor bobbing with fishing boats and luxury yachts. Sit in the shadow of a café as native fishermen and jet set Europeans pass by. Or head further afield on an optional tour of Delos, a UNESCO site and mythical birthplace of Apollo.

DAY 6 • KUSADASI, TURKEY

Kusadasi offers many historic sites, but Ephesus steals the show. Once an important trading stop along the Silk Road,

its well-preserved ruins reflect what was once one of the most beautiful and advanced cities of the ancient world.

Walk the marble-lined streets past the huge theater where St. Paul once preached, the gladiator’s graveyard, the incomparable facade of the Celsus Library.

DAY 7 • PATMOS, GREECE

Inhale the scent of heather and pines on the sacred island where the Book of Revelation was said to have been written. This UNESCO World Heritage Site draws pilgrims to sites like the Cave of the Apocalypse and the Holy Monastery of the Apocalypse, while nature lovers flock to the beaches.

DAY 8 • SANTORINI, GREECE

Cruise into Santorini, a vision in whitewash, volcanic black, and a blue so distinctive it’s become known as Santorini blue. People of the Cyclades don’t simply like the color, they believe it keeps away evil, a job it must do extremely well as it’s hard to imagine a more sublime place. Catch iconic photos of traditional Greek windmills, and don’t miss the romantic village of Oia with its cave houses.

DAY 9 • MONEMVASIA, GREECE

Monemvasia is a place where only the determined go, or those with private ships.

(Don’t be surprised if yours is the only one in the harbor.) The Gibraltar-like fortress is linked to the rest of the Peloponnese by a thin tendril of causeway that was once a drawbridge, restricting access to whoever currently occupied the rock. Climb to the upper town and explore the citadel and Agia Sofia church. With no cars allowed, you can hear the cicadas singing and the sea breaking gently on the shore. Return to the lower town and sink into a welcome chair at a trattoria for a congratulatory sip of Malmsey, the sweet wine that originated here.

DAY 10 • NAFPLIO, GREECE

This charming seaside town is one of the most romantic cities in Greece. Enjoy the medieval old town with its narrow cobblestone alleys and neoclassical mansions. Take an optional tour to the UNESCO site of Epidaurus or the UNESCO site of Mycenea. Or stroll the Syntagma Square and take in the beauty of the Palamidi Castle with its 999 steps carved from the rocks.

DAY 11 • PIRAEUS (ATHENS), GREECE

Return to Athens, a city with 3,000 years of history where you can’t turn around without encountering the past.

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Star May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Jun 5, 12, 19, 26; Jul 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; Aug 7, 14, 21, 28; Sep 4, 11, 18, 25; Oct 2, 9, 2025; Apr 29; May 6, 13, 20, 27; Jun 3, 10, 17, 24; Jul 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Aug 5, 12, 19, 26; Sep 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct 7, 2026

Wind Spirit May 14, 21, 28; Jun 4, 11, 18; Aug 20; Sep 3, 10, 17; Oct 1, 2025; May 4, 11, 18, 25; Jun 8, 22; Aug 31; Sep 14, 28; Oct 5, 2026

LAKE COMO & ADRIATIC ROMANCE CRUISE TOUR

ROME TO MILAN, (or reverse ) | 10* or 11 NIGHTS

Combine a picturesque overland exploration of Lake Como and Venice with an extensive cruise along the scenic Adriatic and Mediterranean coasts on this inspired odyssey. Tantalize your palate with rustic Croatian cuisine and fine Italian wines. See timeless works of art from the Rialto Bridge to the Sistine Chapel. Rest your eyes on red-roofed medieval Old Towns and the watercolor beauty of Krka National Park, all turquoise, teal, and emerald. And walk in places where history echoes with every step — the famous medieval City Walls of Dubrovnik, the silent streets of Pompeii, Split’s popular Riva promenade, in existence since Diocletian’s Palace was built some 1,700 years ago. Stand at the rail on your elegant yacht and take in the beauty of Kotor Bay and the Bay of Naples. Let Lake Como wow you with its jewel-like beauty and aristocratic elegance. Spend the night in Venice and ride a gondola through the moonlight. Magical moments, every one. And each detail is perfectly coordinated for you by Windstar.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME), ITALY

Devour (or at least taste) 2,000 years of history: Stones brought to life by Michelangelo, the clash of ghostly gladiators in the Colosseum, the treasures of the Vatican. Molto bello!

DAY 2 • SORRENTO, ITALY

Heard of the Grand Tour? Sorrento was one of the stops designed to enlighten young European princes. Spend your time here surrounded by beautiful things — gardens, ancient villas, views across the Bay of Naples to Mount Vesuvius. Or visit the past in Pompeii or Herculaneum.

DAY 3 • GIARDINI NAXOS, ITALY

The charming village of Giardini Naxos is nestled in one of the world’s most beautiful bays. In its day it overshadowed rival Taormina — a neighboring town that’s much larger than it now. Take an optional excursion to see Taormina’s iconic Greek Theater, or the UNESCO site of Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano.

DAY 4 • AT SEA

DAY 5 • KOTOR, MONTENEGRO

The approach to Kotor offers one breathtaking fjord-like view after another. Just when you’ve reached your fill of blues and greens, the bright red rooftops of the

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 2 hote l nights at a Lake Como 5-star hotel, 1 hotel night at Palace Bonvecchiati*

• All t ransfers to and from the various sites included

• 4 mea ls, 3 breakfasts at the hotel and 1 local lunch at Lake Como

• Admi ssion to Villa Carlotta botanical gardens and museum and wine tasting

• Gui ded tour of St. Mark’s Square and Rialto

• Lake Como scenic cruise

• 7- or 8-night cruise aboard Wind Surf *Or similar class hotel

medieval Old Town — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — come into view. The timeworn, cobbled streets remain car free, leading to 12th century Baroque palaces, Romanesque churches, gorgeous gardens, and aristocratic mansions from days gone by.

DAY 6 • DUBROVNIK, CROATIA

While larger ships pass by, we anchor right beyond the famous city. The entire Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and you can enjoy it all. Here, a copper-roofed cathedral. There, a fountain of masked faces spouting water. Discover a 14th century pharmacy tucked away in the

Franciscan Monastery, still operating after 700 years with dusty medieval remedies still lining the shelves.

DAY 7 • SPLIT, CROATIA

When Roman Emperor Diocletian decided to retire, he chose a spot that offered the best of both worlds — a beautifully scenic resort setting, and proximity to the urban pleasures of ancient Salona. The setting is still spectacular, and his palace, now a UNESCO site, is the fabric upon which the city grew. Beyond, you can go people-watching along Split’s popular Riva promenade, wander the pedestrian boulevard of Marmontova Street, or rub the toe of the statue of Gregory of Nin for good luck. Further afield, there’s dramatic Krka National Park with its spellbinding landscapes of gorges, lakes, and waterfalls.

DAY 8 • ROVINJ, CROATIA

Rovinj used to be a tiny island until the channel was filled in during the 18th century, so while the red terracotta roofs now spill inland, the Old Town is tidily self-contained. Hints of Italy are everywhere — in the signs, in the language, in the cuisine — thanks to having spent more than 500 years under Venetian rule. Seek out nearby Pula, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ancient Roman buildings. Or the resort town of Porec with its 6 th century Euphrasian Basilica, yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site.

DAY 9 • VENICE,

ITALY

No other sea approach in the Adriatic raises goose bumps like Venice, where the entire city and its lagoon are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Say farewell to your yacht and follow your private tour guide to Palace Bonvecchiati, a 4-star hotel just a stone’s throw from St. Mark’s Square. The hotel has been welcoming guests since 1790, and offers an upscale boutique hotel experience with contemporary comforts. Spend the afternoon at your leisure before a guided walking tour of St. Mark’s Square and the Rialto area, the perfect place to enjoy an Aperitivo.

(Includes overnight at the Palace Bonvecchiati.)

DAY

10 •

VENICE TO LAKE COMO, ITALY

Wake in the City of Love and greet the day with breakfast at the hotel before joining your guide for the drive to Verona — home of Romeo and Juliet, and part of Italy’s Veneto wine region, known for its quality wines. Spend some time at Cantina Mosconi Berta with its ancient 16th century cellars and splendid vineyard, and sample wines like the Amarone the winery was instrumental in creating. Then it’s off to the town of Cernobbio on Lake Como where you’ll find the 5-star hotel where you’ll spend the night.

(Includes overnight at the Lake Como hotel and breakfast.)

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf : Apr 27; May 2 ; Jun 6; Aug 19; Sep 11 ; Oct 3*, 7 , 18, 23 2025 May 4, 10 ; Jul 21 ; Aug 15 ; Sep 2, 16 ; Oct 7, 12 , 2026

DAY 11 • LAKE COMO, ITALY

After breakfast at the hotel, meet your guide for a private boat tour of Lake Como, a lake that’s been a popular retreat for aristocrats since Roman times. In Tremezzo, explore the beautiful gardens of Villa Carlotta. The Villa’s art collection and botanical gardens were an important stop on the European Grand Tour in the 17th and 18th centuries. Cross the lake to the village of Bellagio, considered the jewel of the lake. Located where the lake splits into two branches, the town climbs the hills in a series of alleyways and staircases lined with historic palaces and colorful shops. If the setting looks familiar, parts of the 2006 James Bond film Casino Royale were shot here, among other movies. Explore the town and dine at a restaurant overlooking the lake before returning by boat to your hotel. Spend the evening as you wish.

(Includes overnight at the Lake Como hotel, breakfast, and lunch.)

DAY 12 • MILAN, ITALY

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel on your last morning at Lake Como then transfer to the Malpensa Airport in Milan in time for your flight home.

(Includes breakfast and airport transfer.)

WINTER RIVIERA & MADRID CRUISE TOUR

MADRID TO ROME 1 1 NIGHTS

Luxuriate in the unhurried pace of the Riviera’s off-season and immerse yourself in the magic of Madrid. Docking in some of world’s most iconic coastal cities — Rome, Nice, Florence, and Barcelona — you’ll have the rare opportunity to explore landmarks such as the Roman Coliseum, the Piazzale Michelangelo and the Sagrada Familia unfettered by crowds, while enjoying quiet moments in intimate cafés, trendy eateries, artisan shops, and galleries tucked away on cobblestone streets. Traveling Comfort Class via high-speed train between Barcelona and Madrid, you’ll have two full days and four nights to take in the capital’s vibrant culture and rich history, with a gorgeous 5-star hotel as your home base. Exclusive experiences such as early entry to the renowned Prado Museum, a flamenco dinner show at Spain’s only Michelin-starred tablao restaurant, and daytrips including a visit to a 450-year-old winery in the beautiful Penedés region complete this unforgettable journey.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • ARRIVE IN MADRID

Upon your arrival at Madrid-Barajas International Airport, you’ll pick up your reserved car and drive to your 5-star hotel. Check into to your 5-star hotel and you’ll have the entire afternoon and evening to spend at your leisure with world-class shopping and dining just steps away on the iconic Gran Via (the “Spanish Broadway”).

(Includes transfers from the airport to your hotel and overnight in Madrid hotel.)

DAY 2 • MADRID: ROYAL PALACE AND SANTIAGO BERNABÉU STADIUM

After breakfast at the hotel, you’ll kick off your day with a visit at the world-famous Santiago Bernabéu stadium — host to Real Madrid CF since 1947. Fans of the football (aka American soccer) will go wild over the panoramic view of the inside of the renovated stadium, with admission to the Real Madrid CF Museum, where you’ll learn about the history of the club and its members, take pictures next to famous trophies and watch the club’s most iconic moments.

The tour continues to the Royal Palace, an awe-inspiring architectural wonder and the largest functioning palace in Europe. In the evening, you’ll head to renowned tablao Corral de la Morería (Madrid’s “Cathedral of Flamenco) to see a fiery flamenco show performed by some of Spain’s top dancers and musicians, while enjoying a three-course gourmet meal created by a Michelin Star chef.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 1 0 Meals included — breakfast (4), lunch (3), dinner (3)

• 4 N ights at a 5-Star hotel

• All Entrance fees, including insider tour of the Real Madrid CF Museum and Bernabéu Stadium, and early entrance to the Prado Museum — known for its comprehensive collection of work by Spanish masters from El Greco to Goya

• Traditional cava tasting at the renowned Codorniu wine cellar and an in-depth tour explaining the intricacies of the traditional cava bottling process

• I nnovative Flamenco show at the world’s most famous Flamenco Tablao, Corral de la Moreria, while enjoying a gourmet meal at this Michelinstarred restaurant

• Tour of the countryside town of Segovia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and medieval city characterized by its iconic Roman aqueduct and Alcazar de Segovia, the oldest active royal palace in Europe

• E xperience high speed train travel in Comfort Class like the locals, as you opt for this mode of transportation after a full day of touring

• A ll transfers from yacht to hotel, to and from sites and to the airport, so you can relax and enjoy your intentionally planned days without hassle

in Madrid hotel.)

DAY 3 • MADRID: PRADO MUSEUM AND EL RETIRO PARK

After breakfast at the hotel, you’ll head right to the Prado Museum to take in the world’s richest and most comprehensive collection of Spanish works from Spanish masters Valázquez, El Greco, Goya and El Bosco. Then head to the famous “El Retiro Park,” a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering a vast green oasis in the heart of the city. Later that evening, you’ll be immersed in a unique culinary experience at a boutique cooking school. You’ll learn the art of preparing tapas, then enjoy them along with a chef-prepared entree and two desserts for a 5-course tasting menu served with a bottomless wine pairing of five different Spanish wines.

(Includes breakfast, dinner, entrance to Prado Museum, cooking class, overnight in Madrid hotel.)

DAY 4 • SEGOVIA

You’ll have breakfast at your hotel in Madrid before taking off for an incredible day in Segovia, a medieval city located in Castile and Leó, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll visit Plaza Mayor, a town square framed by the beautiful pinnacles of the apse of the Cathedral, built in Castilian Late Gothic style, then head inside to meet your guide and tour the Cathedral, learning about its historical significance and architectural highlights that have earned it the name Lady of the Cathedrals. Next, you’ll enjoy a classic Segovian lunch at a delightful restaurant,

followed by a stop at the renowned Alcázar of Segovia, a medieval castle built in the 12th century that has served as home for 22 kings and inspired the design of castles in shows and movies, including Cinderella’s castle. You’ll travel back to Madrid, where you’ll catch the high-speed train to Barcelona, traveling in Comfort Class, with your luggage waiting for you at your Barcelona hotel.

(Includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, train to Barcelona hotel, overnight in Barcelona hotel.)

DAY 5 • BARCELONA

After breakfast at your hotel, you’ll be driven to the Penedés Region in Catalonia, where almost all cava and wine is produced due to the region’s favorable climate for growing grapes — mild temperatures, intense sunshine and moderate rainfall. This also makes it great region to visit. This tour will bring you to one of the most renowned Spanish wine cellars: Codorniu. You’ll learn the traditional process of how a bottle of cava is created and the history of the cellars dating back 450 years. Surrounded by the winery’s beautiful architectural complex and gardens, you’ll enjoy a tour, wine tasting and lunch served in the garden.

(Includes breakfast, lunch, wine tasting, transfer to the yacht.)

DAYS 7/8 • NICE, FRANCE

With its flower-lined streets, flourishing markets, and interesting museums (the Musée Chagall and Musée Matisse are

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Jan 4, 31 ; Feb 12, 23 ; Mar 7; Dec 16, 2025; Jan 12 , 24; Feb 20 ; Mar 4, 2026

highlights), Nice is a charming introduction to the spirit of the Riviera. Pull up a chaise bleu on the wide sunny Promenade des Anglais and watch the world sail by. Or stop for bouillabaisse, a specialty of the area, in a local restaurant.

DAY 9 • GENOA, ITALY

From its stunning medieval old town to its vibrant contemporary art scene, Genoa offers a captivating blend of the past and the present, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in its enchanting atmosphere and explore its diverse cultural offerings. As the birthplace of pesto, Genoa has an active food scene and is home to many food markets worth exploring.

DAYS 10/11 • LIVORNO, ITALY

Known for its amazing seafood, modern harbor, Renaissance-era architecture and lovely Tuscany countryside, Livorno is the gateway to both Florence and Pisa, not to mention the numerous wineries full of delicious wines to tempt your palate.

DAY 12 • CIVITAVECCHIA, ROME

In this enchanting city the past and present intersect in perfect harmony. Wander through the ancient ruins — Colosseum, Forum, Circus Maximus. And of course the Trevi Fountain for the obligatory coins promising your return to the Eternal City.

PORTUGUESE PASSAGES & SPANISH SHORELINES CRUISE TOUR

LISBON TO BARCELONA, (or reverse ) 1 2 NIGHTS

Explore the coast of the Iberian peninsula from the stout geometry of Lisbon’s Belém Tower to the graceful arches and domes of Andalusia’s Moorish palaces. Head offshore to stunning Mallorca, an island of steep emerald mountains and turquoise seas. Then go beyond the shore, to a multicolored fairytale palace in Sintra, to famed pilgrimage waypoints like Fatima and the Porto Cathedral, and to Coimbra, its ancient university and Arab-flavored Old Town clinging to the hills above the river Mondego. See great works of art by Dali, Picasso, and Gaudi in the surroundings that inspired them. Discover the soul of a nation in Portuguese fado and petiscos and Spanish flamenco and tapas. Sip fine sherry in Jerez and port in Porto. And stay at 18th century manor houses and 5-star boutique hotels as Windstar takes care of every little detail on both land and sea.

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • LISBON, PORTUGAL

Arrive in the city that launched the Age of Discovery, one of Europe’s smallest capitals, and check into the 5-star Grand Altis Hotel. Elegant outdoor cafés line mosaic cobblestone sidewalks and turn-of-thecentury funiculars climb the steep hills.

(Includes overnight at the Grand Altis Hotel and transfer from airport.)

DAY 2 • LISBON / FATIMA / PORTO, PORTUGAL

Follow your guide onto a bright-colored tram for a ride past the Old Quarter, then disembark to wander the medieval maze of Alfama that leads to St. George’s Castle. Lisbon’s past as a portal of discovery comes to life in Belém, where you’ll see UNESCO monuments like the Belém Tower and

Jeronimos Monastery. Travel to Fatima for lunch and a visit to one of the most important Catholic shrines in the world, then to your 5-star hotel in Porto for some free time before a mouthwatering tapas dinner.

(Includes overnight at the Pestana Porto A Brasileira Hotel, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.)

DAY 3 • PORTO AND DOURO VALLEY, PORTUGAL

Start the day with a guided walk along Aliados Avenue, flanked by ornate buildings. Experience the brilliant murals formed by thousands of blue and white azulejo tiles at the magnificent Sao Bento train station and in the dark, gothic cloisters of the 12th century Porto Cathedral. Relax and digest on a scenic drive through the

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 4 hotel stays, including one at the luxurious 5-star Altis Grand Hotel or similar

• 7 me als, 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners

• Gu ided tour of Lisbon including a tram ride to the historic Old Quarter, Belém Monument, and the UNESCO Jeronimos Monastery

• Gu ided tour of Sintra’s Pena Palace with its colorful, eclectic architecture and magnificent gardens

• Gu ided tour of Coimbra University, a UNESCO site and one of the oldest universities in Europe

• Dou ro River cruise on a traditional Rabelo boat and port wine tasting with appetizers

• Gu ided tour of the UNESCO site Catholic shrine at Fatima

• Al l transfers to or from the airport, to the sites and to or from the yacht

• 8-night cruise aboard Wind Surf

terraced vineyards of the Douro Valley, a wine region so culturally significant that it’s been recognized by UNESCO. Take a traditional rabelo boat to a local port house to learn about and taste port wines, then drive to Régua, a major port-wine entrepôt in the 18th century, and check into the Quinta da Pacheca Wine Hotel, a former 18th century manor house.

(Includes overnight at the Quinta da Pacheca Wine Hotel, breakfast, and dinner.)

DAY 4 • DOURO VALLEY / COIMBRA / SINTRA, PORTUGAL

Drive to Coimbra, Portugal’s one-time medieval capital. It’s home to one of the world’s oldest universities, established in 1290 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Journey to Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Romantic architecture and gardens. Check into the Sintra Boutique Hotel and enjoy some free time in the village known for its historic palaces and castles.

(Includes overnight at the NH Sintra Centro and breakfast.)

DAY 5 • SINTRA / LISBON, PORTUGAL

Splendid Pena Palace is a whimsical mashup of eclectic architectural styles and vivid colors. Perched high on a hill, the palace’s 19 th century Romanticism was the inspiration of King Ferdinand II, the Artist King. Afterwards, it’s off to Cascais, once the retreat of the Portuguese nobility, where you can explore the narrow maze of century-old streets. Drive back to Lisbon, stopping for some famous pasteis de nata (Portuguese egg custard tarts) on the way to the yacht.

(Includes breakfast and transfer to yacht.)

DAY 6 • AT SEA

DAY 7 • CÁDIZ, SPAIN

Cádiz is the oldest city in Western Europe, filled with Moorish charm. Explore majestic palaces, sip fine sherry from a cellar in nearby Jerez, or climb the Tavira Tower for a panoramic view of the city through the Camera Obscura.

DAY 8 • GIBRALTAR, BRITISH TERRITORY

The Rock hangs off the tip of the Iberian Peninsula, an odd bit of Britain at the toe of Spain. Take a cable car to the Ape’s Den to visit with the famous Barbary monkeys, then on to the top where you can see two continents at once — Spain in Europe and Morocco in Africa.

DAY 9 • MÁLAGA, SPAIN

On the shores of Costa del Sol, the Andalusian spirit thrives. Ponder Picasso’s cubist inspiration as you view hills covered in sugar cube houses, and pay an optional visit to see the native son’s artistic genius at Museo Picasso Málaga. Or explore the beautiful village of Mijas, where the Mediterranean mountain climate produces some of the world’s best sweet wines.

DAY 10 • ALMERIA (GRANADA), SPAIN

Enjoy a walking tour of this ancient city. (No vehicles are allowed within its walls.) Or head further afield to discover the lovely beaches of Cabo de Gata, or kayak in the clear waters near San José.

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf : Nov 1 , 2024; Apr 8; Jul 27 , 31; Nov 10 2025 Apr 14; Jun 14 , 18; Oct 30 , 2026

DAY 11 • CARTAGENA, SPAIN

Founded in the 3rd century B.C., this city has lots to show you, from its 2,000-year-old Roman theater to stunning modernist and early 20th century art nouveau architecture. Check out the ruins of the medieval Castille de la Concepcion, and meet a family that specializes in breeding Spanish horses.

DAY 12 • PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN

Mallorca is steep, green, and fringed with enticing coves and more than 200 lush beaches. But all that natural beauty is just the beginning. Chopin and George Sand wintered nearby at the monastery in Valldemossa in 1838-9. Stroll along the tree-shaded Paseo de Born in search of tapas, watch the street performers on the piazza around the church, or cross the island to beautiful Soller.

DAY 13 • BARCELONA, SPAIN

Joan Miró, Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, and Antoni Gaudí have shaped the city in their Modernisme image, especially in the Gothic Quarter where the labyrinth of alleyways refuses to conform to grid-like regularity. Watch castellers practice Catalonia’s native sport of human castle building in Poble Sec. Or sit at a trattoria and listen to the musical sound of Catalan, the native dialect.

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

KUSADASI: EVENING IN EPHESUS

A moonlit dinner and concert at the ancient ruins

See page 149 for details

CAPPADOCIA & AEGEAN RHAPSODY CRUISE TOUR VIA THE CORINTH CANAL

ATHENS TO ISTANBUL,

(or reverse ) | 11

NIGHTS

Witness the color changes on the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia, dive the reefs and wrecks of Bodrum, dine in the shadow of ruins in Ephesus, and cross the Corinth Canal with just a few feet to spare on either side.

CRUISE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• V isit the historic area of Istanbul, a UNESCO site, and count the 6 elegant minarets of the Blue Mosque there

• V isit memorable Ephesus and the House of Mary from Kusadasi

• S ee the extraordinary beauty of the ancient rock formations known as the Fairy Chimneys of Cappadocia

• S hop the 64 streets of the Grand Bazaar

• Transit the narrow Corinth Canal only accessible to small ships like ours

• From Canakkale see the ruins of Troy and the Trojan Horse statue

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 3 h otel stays — 1-night accommodation at Pera Palace Hotel*, 2-night accommodations at Argos in Cappadocia*

• 4 m eals, 3 breakfasts at hotel, 1 local lunch

• Do mestic flights Istanbul to Kayseri and Kayseri to Istanbul (Turkish Airlines — Economy Class)

• A ll transfers to and from the airport, to and from sites, and to the yacht

• 2 f ull days and 1/2 day sightseeing in a luxury air conditioned vehicle with a professional driver and English-speaking tour guide

• Entrance fees to Ayasofya, Blue Mosque, Kaymakli Underground City, Grand Bazaar, Goreme Open-Air Museum, Spice Market

• 8-night cruise aboard all-suite Star Legend *Or similar hotel

(Athens)

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Day 2 - Transit Corinth Canal / Itea (Delphi), Greece; Day 3 - At Sea; Day 4 - Santorini, Greece; Day 5 - Bodrum, Turkey; Day 6 - Kusadasi, Turkey; Day 7 - Mykonos, Greece; Day 8 - Canakkale, Turkey; Days 9/10 - Istanbul, Turkey; Days 10-12 - Cappadocia, Turkey; Day 12 - Istanbul, Turkey

Colored destinations indicate land tour portion.

DEPARTURE DATES : Star Legend: Apr 3, 8 ; Sept 12, 17 , 28; Oct 3 , 2025; Apr 8, 13 , 24, 29 ; Oct 11, 16 , 2026

DESTINATION

KUSADASI:

ISTANBUL ICONS & AEGEAN ARTIFACTS VIA THE CORINTH CANAL CRUISE TOUR

ISTANBUL TO ATHENS, (or reverse ) | 11 NIGHTS

One day you’re wandering through the elegant Dolmabahce Palace in Istanbul, the next, in stunning Oia, carved out of Santorini’s cliffs. Greek ruins, bustling bazaars, a passage through the thread-thin Corinth Canal — each day exceeds the last.

CRUISE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• V isit the historic area of Istanbul, a UNESCO site, and count the 6 elegant minarets of the Blue Mosque there

• V isit memorable Ephesus and the House of Mary from Kusadasi

• S hop the 64 streets of the Grand Bazaar

• Transit the narrow Corinth Canal only accessible to small ships like ours

• From Canakkale see the ruins of Troy and the Trojan Horse statue

• L ate night stays in Bodrum and Kusadasi allow for plenty of time to get a flavor of local life there

• Cruising the Bosphorus will reveal the beautiful Dolmabahce Palace, encompassing 1,960 feet of the shore

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 3 n ights’ accommodation at Pera Palace Hotel or similar class hotel

• 4 m eals, 3 breakfasts at the hotel, 1 local lunch

• A ll transfers to and from the included sites

• Two full days and 1 half day sightseeing in a luxury air conditioned vehicle with a professional driver and Englishspeaking tour guide

• 2-hour Bosphorus cruise on a private motor boat

• Entrance fees to Byzantine Hippodrome, Topkapi Palace, Serefiye Cistern, Suleymaniye Mosque, Dolmabahce Palace, Ayasofya, and Rustem Pasa Mosque

• 8-night cruise aboard all-suite Star Legend

ITINERARY: Days 1–4 - Istanbul, Turkey; Day 5 - Canakkale, Turkey; Day 6 - Mykonos, Greece; Day 7 - Kusadasi, Turkey; Day 8 - Bodrum, Turkey; Day 9 - Santorini, Greece; Day 10 - At Sea; Day 11 - Itea (Delphi) / Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Day 12 - Piraeus (Athens), Greece

Colored destinations indicate land tour portion.

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Apr 3 , 8; Sept 12 , 17, 28 Oct 3, 2025 Apr 8 , 13, 24 , 29; Oct 11 , 16, 2026

VATICAN & ITALIAN RIVIERA CRUISE TOUR

BARCELONA TO ROME, (or reverse ) | 9 NIGHTS

Much like a delicious pasta plate paired with an exquisite Tuscan red wine, this 9-night travel adventure serves up an unforgettable French and Italian Riviera cruise paired with an unforgettable multi-day inland tour of Rome and Vatican City with a tour of the Sistine Chapel and Colosseum arena.

CRUISE TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Extend your time in Rome to make sure you see the sites from the unique perspectives offered by this cruise tour

• Visit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel

• Get an entirely new perspective on the Colosseum

• Experience the Biosphere Reserve of Tuscan Park, Portoferraio’s natural wonderland

• Stop in Monte Carlo’s Grand Casino and the Royal Palace

• Don’t miss Barcelona’s La Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Gaudi’s impressive 8-spired architecture and a UNESCO site

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 2 hotel nights at the centrally located Hotel Savoy in Rome or similar class hotel

• 2 br eakfasts at hotel and 1 local tasting

• Vi sit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel

• Se e an interesting perspective on the Colosseum

• Ge t closer to local outdoor markets and learn more about traditional cuisine with a foodie walking tour

• Al transfers to and from the various included sites

• 7-night cruise aboard Wind Surf

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Barcelona, Spain; Day 2 - Palamos, Spain; Day 3 - Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Day 4 - Monte Carlo, Monaco; Day 5 - Cannes, France; Day 6 - Portofino, Italy; Day 7 - Portoferraio, Elba, Italy; Day 8 - Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Days 9/10 - Rome

Colored destinations indicate land tour portion.

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf May 11 ; Jul 18

Aug 12; Nov 1 2025

Apr 26; Jun 5 ; Aug 18, 31 2026

ADRIATIC ARCHIPELAGOS & GREEK GODDESSES

VENICE TO ATHENS, (or reverse ) | 9 , or 10 † NIGHTS

Greek temples, rugged coastal mountain ranges, and rustic, tile-roofed villages dotting the eastern Adriatic shoreline define this exceptional cruise with an overnight port stay in Kotor, Montenegro. Toast the benefits of Croatian microclimates during a wine tasting near rocky vineyards outside Zadar. Sail, swim and snorkel at a pristine archipelago near Hvar, or rise early to pick fresh, organic vegetables for your family-style Croatian breakfast in the village of Hora, near there. Master Montenegro cuisine under the guidance of a decorated restaurant chef in Kotor. Admire the royal ambiance of Achillion, the Greek mansion of a former Austrian empress on Corfu. And enjoy Greek music performances and take your mark on the hallowed grounds of Olympia, the birthplace of Greek and global athletic competitions.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Walk the medieval alleyways to discover Baroque palaces and Romanesque churches in Kotor

• Late night in Dubrovnik and enter its majestic city walls to find an Old Town still savoring the Middle Ages, a UNESCO site

• Relax on the beach during your day on Corfu, known for a wonderful selection of beaches to choose from

• Plan extra time before and after your cruise to look for the UNESCO sites of Athens and Venice

• From Katakolon visit the original home of the Olympic Games, a UNESCO site

• Appreciate the beauty of the turquoise Plitvice Lakes, a UNESCO site near Zadar and listen for the sound of the giant Sea Organ

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Venice, Italy; Day 2 - Zadar, Croatia; Day 3 - Hvar, Croatia; Day 4 - Dubrovnik, Croatia; Days 5/6 - Kotor, Montenegro (overnight); Day 7 - Corfu, Greece; Day 8 - Katakolon, Greece; Day 9 - Monemvasia, Greece; Day 10 - Piraeus (Athens), Greece

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf : Jun 14, 23 ; Aug 27; Sep 5 *, 2025 Wind Spirit : Jun 28 †*; Aug 13†*, 2025

ADRIATIC ICONS & VENETIAN TREASURES

VENICE TO VENICE | 9 NIGHTS

Begin and end in one of the world’s most romantic cities and in between, make your way up and down the eastern Adriatic exploring medieval Old Towns, Dalmatian resorts and traditional Croatian culture.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Discover the magic of Venice’s St. Mark’s Square, and the majestic Cathedral

• O vernight in Dubrovnik and tour the Old City and medieval walls, fascinating UNESCO sites

• S ee the beauty of the narrow UNESCO site fjord that leads to Kotor

• Wander Rovinj’s maze of cobblestone streets up to the St. Euphemia Cathedral, dominating the skyline

• Find the Skocjan Caves National Park, a UNESCO site, near Piran

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

KUSADASI: EVENING IN EPHESUS

A moonlit dinner and concert at the ancient ruins

See page 149 for details

AEGEAN SEA ODYSSEY VIA THE CORINTH CANAL

ATHENS TO ISTANBUL, (or reverse ) | 8 NIGHTS

The Bosporus, Blue Mosque, and sweet baklava captivate senses during this 8-night cruise between Turkey and Greece. Late night port stays in Bodrum and Kusadasi provide extra moments for savoring Turkey’s cultural splendors.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• L ate night stays in Bodrum and Kusadasi allow for plenty of time to get a flavor of local life there

• Whitewashed buildings and blue domes of Santorini are a magical sight from the water

• Transit the narrow Corinth Canal, so close you can almost reach out and touch the walls

CANARY ISLAND IDYLL

SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE TO SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE 1 0 NIGHTS

Columbus slept here, Winston Churchill painted here, and Agatha Christie wrote here, but you don’t have to be famous to fall in love with this place. This volcanic archipelago off the coast of Africa can and does charm just about everyone who visits, although it’s not the same charm for all. Some ooh and ahh at the diversity and drama of the landscapes, a tapestry of smooth and rough, black and green, blue and gold. Others are wooed by quaint colonial towns built a century before Columbus sailed, their cobbled streets lined by dry-stone homes with hand-carved wooden balconies. Then there’s the culture, or cultures, derived from European and African roots but infused with elements of all the Atlantic sailors who paused here for provisions. Sip a glass of sweet and citrusy poncha. Ride wicker toboggans, camels and classic cars. Breathe in air scented with orange, oleander, and eucalyptus. And gaze at stars so numerous and bright they seem to put galaxies within reach.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• S ee both of the beautiful UNESCO beaches in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

• O vernight in Funchal with time to sample the delicious Madeira wines and taste the famous poncha, a delightful local drink of rum and honey

• G et to the heart of Santa Cruz de La Palma when you find Plaza de Espana

• From San Sebastian de La Gomera, find the UNESCO site of Garajonay National Park

• Wiggle your toes in the black sand beaches of Las Palmas, then join the local nightlife when you overnight there

• S avor delicious tastings along the Wine Route of Lanzarote

PORTS OF CALL: Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Zadar, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight); Kotor, Montenegro; Piran, Slovenia

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Spirit : Jul 8, 17, 26; Aug 4, 2025

Wind Surf : Jul 15; Aug 9; Sep 10, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Corinth Canal / Itea (Delphi), Greece; Santorini, Greece; Bodrum, Turkey; Kusadasi, Turkey; Mykonos, Greece; Canakkale, Turkey; Istanbul, Turkey

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Apr 3, 11 ; Sep 12, 20 28; Oct 6 , 2025; Apr 8, 16 24; May 2 ; Oct 11; 19 , 2026

Go inland and combine the best of land and sea with the Cappadocia & Aegean Rhapsody via the Corinth Canal Cruise Tour (see page 130).

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain; Day 2 - San Sebastian de La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain; Day 3 - Santa Cruz de La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain; Day 4 - At Sea; Days 5/6 - Funchal, Madeira, Portugal (overnight); Day 7 - At

Day 11 - Santa Cruz de

Canary Islands, Spain

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Star : Nov 20, 30; Dec 20, 30, 2025; Jan 9, 19, 29; Feb 8, 18, 2026

CLASSIC ITALY & DALMATIAN COAST

Explore timeless cities as Rome and Venice to tiny ports of unmatched beauty. Pose in front of the Roman Colosseum and see the ancient city of Pompeii, once buried under volcanic ash. Sail through sparkling water in the breathtaking Bay of Kotor and explore the famously picturesque towns of the Amalfi Coast. Wander the ancient cobblestone streets of the Sicilian town of Taormina and along the famous fortifications of the medieval city of Dubrovnik, which playwright George Bernard Shaw called paradise on earth.

Immerse yourself in places of legends and heroes, inspiration for writers and poets — and in popular culture, some scenes used as filming locations for Game of Thrones. The leisurely pace allows time to swim in crystal-clear seas and discover hidden beaches; paddle a kayak or tour by Zodiac along untouched coastlines; and sip, dine, and otherwise discover loca culture in three fascinating countries.

Go inland and combine the best of land and sea with the Lake Como & Adriatic Romance Cruise tour (see page 124), or Vatican & Croatian Coastlines Cruise Tour.

Naxos

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Day 2 - Sorrento, Italy; Day 3 - Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Day 4 - Kotor, Montenegro; Day 5 - Dubrovnik,Croatia; Day 6 - Split, Croatia; Day 7 - Rovinj, Croatia; Day 8 - Venice, Italy

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf: Apr 27; May 5 ; Jun 6; Aug 19; Sep 14 ; Oct 3 † *, 10 18, 26 , 2025; May 4‡ *, 13 ; Jul 24 ; Aug 18 ; Sep 2, 19 ; Oct 7, 15 ^*, 2026

ROVINJ, CROATIA - BLUE PEARL OF THE ADRIATIC

This small fishing port is a hidden gem, the kind of delightful place you can only visit on a small ship. Wander the maze of medieval cobblestone streets up to the hilltop St. Euphemia Cathedral, or explore the Bronze Age ruins of the fort of Monkodonja.

Or spend time on the breathtaking beaches along the 6-mile Lim Fjord.

Outside of town, an old narrowgauge rail line, Parenzana, makes for a wonderful biking experience as you peddle between medieval villages through a lush river valley.

Another exciting excursion explores by inflatable Zodiac the coastline, protected forested areas, and oyster farms of the Rovinj Archipelago and Lim Fjord. Or delve into the world of Croatian wines on a winery visit.

BELLA ITALIA – A SOUTHERN ITALIAN ROMANCE

ENCHANTING GREECE & THE AMALFI COAST

ROME TO VENICE | 8 N IGHTS

Visit where the Italians vacation and discover the isolated vistas, unhurried interactions, and authentic villages exclusive to our small ships. This eight-night sailing traces stunning Italian coastlines and visits Croatia.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Amalfi, Italy is your gateway to Positano, one of the most picturesque towns along the Amalfi Coast, where the colorful houses are built directly into the hillside

• In Reggio Calabria, Italy, stroll along the Lungomare Falcomata. This beautiful promenade offers views of Sicily and is a vibrant gathering spot for locals

• A short drive from Vibo Valentia, Italy, Capo Vaticano offers stunning coastal views and inviting crystal clear water. Spend a day on the sandy beaches and cool off in the Tyrrhenian Sea

ROME TO ATHENS, (or reverse ) | 7 or 8† NIGHTS

Idyllic islands, charming, cobbled villages, spectacular scenery, intriguing history. Enjoy the best of the region — from the ancient ruins of Sparta and Mystras to the pure indulgence of the Mediterranean lifestyle.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Ponza, Italy, explore the Blue Grotto. Accessible by boat, this sea cave is known for its bright blue water, due to reflected sunlight

• Wander through the charming streets of Gythion’s old town, lined with neoclassical buildings, traditional cafés, and boutique shops

Croatia

PORTS OF CALL: Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Marina Valentia (Vibo Valentia), Italy; Reggio Calabria, Italy; Taranto, Italy; Otranto, Italy; Rab, Croatia; Venice, Italy

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf : Jul 7; Aug 1, 2026

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Star: Apr 27; Oct 19 , 2025 Apr 24†*; Oct 17 , 2026

Wind Spirit: Apr 23; Oct 11 , 2025 Apr 30; Jul 2 ; Aug 27; Oct 15 , 2026

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with Enchanting Meteora, Greece, and Amalfi Coast Cruise Tour.

EUROPE’S WINTER RIVIERA

ROME TO BARCELONA, (or reverse ) | 7 NIGHTS

Enjoy Italy, southern France, and Spain at an unhurried pace in exclusive off-season coastal haunts of reclusive celebrities, savvy travelers, and approachable locals. Stretch your overnight port stay at Livorno into an indulgent exploration of uncrowded iconic landmarks, intimate cafés, and inviting artisan shops in Florence, Pisa, Siena, and San Gimignano. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy quiet moments with unobstructed views of artistic works by Renaissance masters. Discover Genoa’s rich maritime heritage, stunning architecture, and convenient location to Milan. Take in the expansive city views from Barcelona’s iconic Montjuic Hill and stroll the imposing Gothic Quarter with its cavernous cathedral and Santa Maria del Mar Basilica. Take advantage of a two-day port stay in the Catalonian capital to browse shops on La Ramblas, ponder the vibrant local art scene, and graze the ample culinary opportunities for tasty tapas, seafood paella, decadent sangrias, and savory jamon hams.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Tour Barcelona’s festive Las Ramblas and Gaudí’s renowned Parc Guell, one of the city’s many UNESCO World Heritage Sites

• Stroll along the Promenade des Anglais, one of the most famous French promenades, exploring a variety of restaurants, cafés, trendy hotels, and boutique shops

• Florence in the winter belongs to the locals, making this the ideal time to visit popular attractions. Visit the Uffizi Museum, famous for housing artworks such as “The Birth of Venus”, the statue of David, or the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the most famous church in Florence

• Head to Castel Sant’Angelo in Rome for an ice-skating adventure. Afterwards, stop by the nearby markets, cozy cafés, and festive lights that line the streets

• L earn to make pesto the traditional way, with a marble mortar and wooden pestle. Genoa is the birthplace of this classic Italian sauce

ITALY AND THE ALLURE OF THE AEOLIAN ISLANDS

ROME TO ROME | 7 NIGHTS

Explore and experience secluded summer vacation havens of Italian Rivera residents during this warm voyage to the islands of Sardinia, Corsica, Lipari, and Ponza with a late night Sardinian port stay in exclusive Porto Cervo.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Ponza, Italy, explore the Blue Grotto. Accessible by boat, this sea cave is known for its bright blue water, due to reflected sunlight

• A malfi, Italy is your gateway to Positano, one of the most picturesque towns along the Amalfi Coast, where the colorful houses are built directly into the hillside

• V isit Lipari Castle in Lipari, Italy. This historic fortress houses the Aeolian Archaeological Museum, showcasing artifacts from the islands’ ancient past

JEWELS OF THE ITALIAN AND FRENCH RIVIERAS

ROME TO ROME | 7 NIGHTS

Indulge in Windstar’s voyage to the Cote d’Azur and Ligurian Coast. Witness stunning coastline, world-renowned resort towns, and award-winning wineries.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Bastia, Corsica, visit the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church, this is the largest church in Bastia and well known for its artwork and unique architecture

• Wander along Porto Ercole, Italy’s picturesque waterfront promenade, lined with charming cafés, gelaterias, and boutiques, offering stunning views of the azure sea and colorful fishing boats

• Explore the historic heart of Monaco-Ville, also known as the Old Town. Discover charming cobblestone streets, quaint boutiques, and the majestic Prince’s Palace, home to the Grimaldi family

Sea

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Days 2/3 - Livorno, Italy (overnight); Day 4 - Genoa, Italy; Days 5/6 - Nice, France (overnight); Days 7/8 - Barcelona, Spain (overnight)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Dec 16, 23, 2024; Jan 8 31; Feb 16 , 23; Mar 11 ; Dec 20 , 2025; Jan 12, 28 Feb 16, 20; Mar 8 , 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Ponza, Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Lipari, Sicily, Italy; Scenic Cruising Stromboli, Italy; Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy; Porto Vecchio, Corsica, France

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Spirit : Jul 16, 30; Aug 13, 2026

DEPARTURE DATE: Wind Surf : Aug 26,

ISLAND MOSAIC

ROME TO BARCELONA, (or reverse )

7 or 8* NIGHTS

Explore the lovely islands off Spain, France, and Italy where cultures merge and simple pleasures — wholesome peasant food, quaint villages, beautiful countryside — complement more urban pursuits.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Tour Barcelona’s festive Las Ramblas and Gaudí’s renowned L a Sagrada Familia, one of the city’s many UNESCO World Heritage Sites

• Find the cultural landscape of UNESCO site, Serra de Tramuntana

• View the beautiful flowers and small churches along Portoferraio’s charming 91 miles of coastline – where Napoleon was exiled

MOROCCAN MARKETS & IBERIAN ICONS

BARCELONA TO LISBON, (or reverse ) |

8 NI GHTS

Tantalizing tapas, flamenco flourishes, and Moroccan marketplaces embrace your senses during this indulgent eight-night journey that crosses the Mediterranean and explores the colorful contrasts of Spain, Morocco, and Portugal.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Enjoy an overnight in Seville, Spain, with sherry tasting, cruises on the Guadalquivir river, and tours to three UNESCO sites

• Enjoy the warm winter weather and stroll Pablo Picasso’s hometown of Málaga, Spain, where you can see his art at the Picasso museum

• Shop for hand-woven kilims in the medina and meet friends at the Kasbah in Tangier, Morocco Atlantic Ocean

PORTS OF CALL: Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Bastia, Corsica, France; Calvi, Corsica, France; Mahon, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Spirit : Oct 18, 2025; Apr 22 *; Oct 22*, 2026

Wind Star : Apr 20 ; Oct 26, 2025; Apr 17 ; Oct 24, 2026

MYTHS & MARVELS OF THE AEGEAN SEA

ATHENS TO ATHENS, (or reverse ) | 8 NIGHTS

Savor the enticing islands and historic wonders of Greece and Turkey on this roundtrip voyage from Athens. Watch the Aegean sun shift shadows on the white columns of the Parthenon, let your imagination soar at the Palace of Knossos with its legendary Minotaur and labyrinth, and experience a once-in-a-lifetime event as you dine under the stars at the ruins of Ephesus during Windstar’s exclusive and complimentary Destination Discovery Event. Your overnight in Rhodes offers even more, giving you time to drive through quaint villages and lemon groves to the ancient Acropolis of Lindos, and wander the pedestrian-only Venetian Old Town with its Palace of the Grand Master, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe. In between, relish postcard-like scenes of white windmills and sugar cube houses against the blue Aegean, and sample delicious mezethes, Greek music, and ouzo.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Built in 1402 by the Knights of St. John, Bodrum Castle was the last fortification held by the Crusaders in Turkey

• Discover the Minoan Knossos Palace on Crete

• Visit the palace of the Grand Masters when you overnight in Rhodes

• From Mykonos take a ferry ride to the tiny island of Delos, a UNESCO site and the mythical birthplace of Apollo

• Visit the Monastery of St. John the Apostle in Patmos

• Tour highlights of Athens like The Parthenon, The Acropolis, Mount Lycabettus and the Temple of Hephastus

PORTS OF CALL: Lisbon, Portugal (overnight); Seville, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: May 18; Sep 3 , 2026

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Piraeus (Athens); Day 2 – Mykonos, Greece; Day 3 – Heraklion, Greece; Days 4/5 - Rhodes (overnight), Greece; Day 6 – Bodrum, Turkey; Day 7 – Kusadasi, Turkey; Day 8 – Patmos, Greece; Day 9 - Piraeus (Athens)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Apr 27 ; Oct. 14, 22 , 2025

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

KUSADASI: EVENING IN EPHESUS

A moonlit dinner and concert at the ancient ruins

See page 149 for details

THE BEATEN PATH GREEK ISLANDS

ATHENS TO ATHENS | 7 NIGHTS

Sail to off the beaten path Greek isles and immerse yourself in authentic Mediterranean culture during this exploration of secluded beaches, islet havens, and romantic candlelit ruins in Ephesus.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Walk to the Panagia Church in Folegandros, Greece to get stunning views of the Aegean Sea

• Take a tour in Milos, Greece to see the lunar-like landscape, created by a volcanic eruption over 2 million years ago

• Ermoupoli is a beautiful town known for its neoclassical architecture, colorful buildings, and narrow streets. It has a strong Venetian influence, which differentiates it from the other Cycladic islands in the region

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

KUSADASI: EVENING IN EPHESUS

A moonlit dinner and concert at the ancient ruins

See page 149 for details

POSTCARDS FROM NORTHERN GREECE

ATHENS TO ATHENS | 8 N IGHTS

Sail to extraordinary Greek destinations both on and off tourist paths during this eight-night exploration of Northern Greece and Turkey — a blend of iconic ruins and ancient monuments with isolated beaches and scenic solitude.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Walk along the Aqueduct of Kavala, a well-preserved aqueduct in the city of Kavala, Greece, and one of the city’s landmarks

• Savor late nights in Volos, Greece and Kavala, Greece, to take in the evening atmosphere

• Volos, Greece is your gateway to the Meteora Monasteries. Perched atop rock formations, these UNESCO World Heritage sites offer a unique blend of natural beauty and historical heritage

• In Kusadasi, Turkey, visit Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the House of Mary

PRESIDENT’S MYSTERY CRUISE

ATHENS TO ATHENS 8 NIGHTS

Introducing the 2025 President’s Mystery Cruise: a new eight-night cruise for spontaneous travelers looking for an adventure. Join our Windstar family aboard the Star Legend as we start our roundtrip journey from Athens, with calls at secret destinations along the way.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Meet and sail with Christopher Prelog, Windstar’s President

• Wake up each morning at a new surprise destination

• Explore several new-to-Windstar locations

• Let Windstar take care of all the planning

• Join your fellow Yacht Club members

• Share in story-worthy experiences

SICILIAN SPLENDORS

ROME TO ROME | 10 or 11* NIGHTS

Encircle the Isle of Sicily and discover sparkling resorts favored by emperors, towns frozen in time by legendary volcanoes, Maltese palaces where knights and Grand Masters once gathered. Watch the stunning Amalfi Coast pass by and raise a glass of limoncello to another blissful day in the warm Mediterranean sunshine.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Stand in the massive Greek amphitheater in Syracuse, a city with 2,700 years of history

• Relive the Middle Ages as you view the historic tapestries and armor in Valletta’s Palace of the Grand Masters

• Walk the silent streets of Pompeii in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius

PORTS OF CALL:

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Spirit: Jun 4, 18; Sep 10, 24, 2026

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Delphi, Meteora & Hidden Greece Cruise Tour,

PORTS OF CALL: Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Kavala, Greece; Thessaloniki, Greece (overnight); Volos, Greece;

Greece

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Sep 25; Oct 3, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Athens, Greece; Mystery Ports

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Legend: Apr 19, 2025

PORTS OF CALL: Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Syracuse, Sicily, Italy; Xlendi (Gozo), Malta; Valletta, Malta; Porto Empedocle (Agrigento), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Lipari, Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Amalfi, Italy

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf: May 27; Jul 10*; Sep 22*, 2025 May 28; Sep 27, 2026

PACKAGE INCLUDES

• Hosted by your guest speaker, a Formula One® racing expert on this exclusive cruise provides behind-thescenes insights to the event

• F1® Grand Prix Section K seats for Saturday’s time trials, and Sunday’s final which includes higher seats, not benches, with program, poncho, and cap

• Special F1® Grand Prix themed cocktail reception and dinner on board Wind Surf

• F1® Grand Prix themed gift package with program ticket holder, ear plugs, cap, high definition binoculars, and seat cushion

ROME & PRIX DU MONDE OF MONACO

BARCELONA TO ROME 7 N IGHTS

Surrounded by glitterati, on the glistening Wind Surf you fit right in; your insider’s experience at Monaco’s legendary F1 ® Grand Prix, the jewel in the crown of this exceptional cruise. Visit unique small ports like Sanary-sur-Mer, and iconic cities like Rome and Monte Carlo — strolling famous promenades, shopping elite boutiques, and taking in world-renowned beaches. Then during your overnight in Monte Carlo, enjoy exclusive access to special Windstar private F1® Grand Prix events and two days of world-class Formula One time trials and racing. It’s the ultimate expression of Windstar’s style, and open to only a very limited number of guests.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Overnight in Monte Carlo, where Monaco’s Royal Palace and G rand Casino beckon

• Take this opportunity to watch one of the biggest and well-known races in the world

• Considered France’s sunniest city, Sanary-sur-Mer was home to Jacques Cousteau at his Vila Baobab

• Two great highlights near Palamós are the Dali Museum and the UNESCO city of Girona

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Barcelona, Spain; Day 2 - Palamós, Spain; Day 3 - Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Day 4 - Cannes, France; Days 5/6 - Monte Carlo, Monaco (overnight); Day 7 - Portoferraio, Italy; Day 8 - Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf May 20, 2025; May 21*, 2026

SOUTHERN SPAIN WINTER ESCAPES

BARCELONA TO MÁLAGA† OR BARCELONA, (or reverse ) 7 † or 9 NIGHTS

Walk in the shadows of Gaudi’s architectural splendors and sip decadent Spanish red wines paired with savory tapas during an overnight stay near the heart of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. Master the toasty, crackling craft of perfect socarrat as you cook up paella from regional ingredients at an exclusive cooking class hosted in a Málaga home. An inviting coastal city, Málaga enjoys the warmest winter weather in Europe, so it’s likely that you’ll sample regional wines and local delicacies like pescaíto frito — fried fish — comfortably seated at outdoor cafés. Wander Alcazaba Fortress’s ancient halls and fortifications dating back to the 11th century. Delightfully dawdle in roomy galleries adorned with a half century of Pablo Picasso’s paintings, drawings, sculptures, and ceramics. Rise to the airy heights of the formidable British stronghold at Gibraltar, where you’ll gaze out across one of the world’s busiest channels to North Africa’s distant mountains.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Enjoy the warm winter weather and stroll Pablo Picasso’s hometown of Málaga, where you can see his art at the Picasso museum

• Tour Barcelona’s festive Las Ramblas and Gaudí’s renowned Parc Guell, one of the city’s many UNESCO World Heritage Sites

• Tr y a pan of paella in Valencia, the birthplace of this iconic dish

• Visit the Museo Del Teatro Romano in Cartagena to learn about how Cartagena was built and to see a historic Roman Theater up close. This theater once held over 7000 people

• In Palma de Mallorca explore the city’s well-known Moorish architecture or tour the Drach caves

and

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Madrid + Southern Spain Winter Escapes Cruise Tour,

ITINERARY: Days 1/2 - Barcelona, Spain; Day 3 - Valencia, Spain; Day 4 - Cartegena, Spain; Days 5/6 - Málaga, Spain (overnight); Day 7 - Gibraltar, UK; Day 8 - At Sea; Day 9 - Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Day 10 - Barcelona, Spain

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Dec 7, 30, 2024; Feb 7; Mar 2; Nov 7†*, 14, 21*; Dec 13 †*, 2025; Jan 19; Feb 27, 2026

SPANISH SYMPHONY

LISBON

TO BARCELONA, (or reverse ) | 8 NIGHTS

Spain wears its soul on its sleeve along the Costa del Sol. Elegantly designed Moorish castles, stunning white beaches, vibrant flamenco dancers. You’ll discover hidden treasures in the form of pueblos blancos, or white villages inland. Perched precariously on the Sierra Nevada like flocks of mountain goats, villages like Mojacar and Mijas stand out, charming visitors with their Old World vibe.

Artists are drawn to these towns with their Moorish block houses, bright white walls, and jaw-dropping views of the sparkling Mediterranean, and around just about every corner you’ll encounter photo-worthy scenes. Burro taxis park outside shops, bougainvillea spills from balconies, and cobblestone plazas invite you to sit a while and listen to the gurgling of 14th century fountains. It’s a side of Spain few people see, but one that’s within reach when you explore on a small Windstar yacht.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Pose in front of the Belém Tower in Lisbon, symbol of the A ge of Discovery and a UNESCO World Heritage Monument

• Late night in Cádiz allows time to discover the secrets of their famous world-renowned Jerez wine

• Wander Gibraltar’s 18th century labyrinth, the Great Siege tunnels, carved out of solid limestone

• Stroll Pablo Picasso’s hometown of Málaga and see his art at the museum

• Explore the surviving remnants from the 3rd century B.C. Muralla Punica, Cartagena’s archaeological site

• Taste authentic seafood “plancha” tapas in Almería

TREASURES OF SOUTHERN SPAIN & MOROCCO

BARCELONA TO LISBON 9* or 10 NIGHTS

Dazzle your senses with Spanish treasure — golden

Costa del Sol beaches, Picasso’s genius in Málaga, the Roman ruins of Cartagena and Tarragona. Sit at a café in Tangier’s medina sipping mint tea and watching old men play backgammon. Celebrate a dream come true.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Shop for hand-woven kilims in the medina and meet friends at the Kasbah in Tangier

• Discover the World Heritage city of Tarragona and stunning Poblet Monastery nearby

TREASURE TROVES OF CORSICA & SARDINIA

ROME TO ROME | 7 N IGHTS

Vacation with locals amid the uncrowded island splendors of Corsica and Sardinia during this seven-night sailing off Italy’s western shores to tiny island harbors, remote Roman ruins, and unforgettable seafood indulgences.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Step on deck to see the beautiful limestone cliffs of Bonifacio, Corsica. Old Town is perched above the sea, offering breathtaking views, narrow streets, and charming cafés

• Golfo Aranci, Sardinia is surrounded by nature reserves, making it an ideal port for nature walks, bird watching, and spotting marine life. Dolphins are known to frequent this area!

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Lisbon, Portugal; Day 2 - At Sea; Day 3 - Cádiz, Spain; Day 4 - Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Day 5 - Málaga, Spain; Day 6 - Almeria, Spain; Day 7 - Cartagena, Spain; Day 8 - Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Day 9 - Barcelona, Spain

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf: Apr 12; Jul 27 ; Aug 4; Nov 10 , 2025 Apr 18; Jun 14 ; Jun 22; Oct 30 , 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Barcelona, Spain; Tarragona, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Lisbon, Portugal

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Spirit : Apr 6 *; Oct 25, 2025; Apr 12 Oct. 30, 2026

Wind Star : Apr 10; Nov 2 , 2025; Apr 7 ; Oct 31, 2026

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Next Stop Madrid: Spanish Treasures Cruise Tour,

• An overnight in Alghero, Sardinia, gives you plenty of time to explore all this city has to offer. Visit the seaside town of Bosa, explore Neptune Grotto, a stunning sea cave with stalagmites, and watch a sunset from the promenade Mediterranean Sea

PORTS OF CALL: Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Bastia,

France; Ajaccio, Corsica, France; Bonifacio, Corsica, France; Alghero, Sardinia, Italy (overnight); Golfo Aranci, Sardinia, Italy

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Spirit : Jul 9, 23; Aug 6, 20, 2026

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

KUSADASI: EVENING IN EPHESUS

A moonlit dinner and concert at the ancient ruins

See page 149 for details

TREASURES OF THE GREEK ISLES

ATHENS TO ATHENS | 7 NIGHTS

Visit sun-drenched places as you sail the Greek Isles, discovering a world abounding with seaside scenery and ancient treasures. On such legendary islands as Santorini and Mykonos, views of azure sea and white-washed villages will take your breath away. Embrace the magic and mythology of ancient temples built to honor Greek gods and goddesses. Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the amazing hilltop Acropolis in Athens, the haunts of St. John on the tiny island of Patmos, and the ancient Roman city of Ephesus. Imagine you are Mark Antony, as you walk the same marble streets where the Roman general (and lover of Cleopatra) was once cheered by residents. Dine among the fascinating ruins as a complimentary treat, a Windstar-exclusive evening Destination Discovery Event planned for Ephesus.

Call at secluded ports such as Monemvasia, a pedestrians-only village built into a cliffside, and Nafplio, a delightful mainland town where you can wander cobblestone streets and explore Venetian fortresses. You’ll have time to linger in magical places, to swim from powdery sand beaches, to explore local cuisine, and get to know friendly locals, shouting ya mas (cheers) as you toast with ouzo. You may even dance like Zorba the Greek at a local taverna.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• S pend full days in the Greek Isles with extra time in Santorini, Kusadasi, Patmos, and Mykonos

• Relax on one of the many beautiful beaches of Mykonos

• Take an excursion to Epidaurus, where people have traveled miles to be healed

• Envelop yourself in history with at least nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites in this region

• Find the breathtaking view from Nafplio’s Palamidi Castle after climbing the 999 rock steps

• V isit romantic ancient castles of Monemvasia

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Day 2 - Mykonos, Greece; Day 3 - Kusadasi, Turkey; Day 4 - Patmos, Greece; Day 5 - Santorini, Greece; Day 6 - Monemvasia, Greece; Day 7 - Nafplio, Greece; Day 8 - Piraeus (Athens)

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Star: May 4, 11, 18, 25; Jun 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Jul 6, 13, 20, 27; Aug 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; Sep 7, 14, 21, 28; Oct 5, 12, 2025

May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Jun 6, 13, 20, 27; Jul 4, 11, 18, 25; Aug 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Sep 5, 12, 19, 26; Oct 3, 10, 2026

Wind Spirit: May 17, 24, 31; Jun 7, 14, 21; Aug 23; Sep 6, 13, 20; Oct 4, 2025; May 7, 14, 21, 28; Jun 11, 25; Sept 3, 17; Oct 1, 8, 2026

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Delphi & Meteora: Grecian Treasures Cruise Tour (see page 122).

COMPLIMENTARY WINDSTAR DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

KUSADASI: EVENING IN EPHESUS – A NIGHT TO REMEMBER

Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience during this exclusive event, dining under the stars surrounded by Roman ruins as a string trio serenades you.

Enter Ephesus in the evening when most of the tourists have left, and find tables set with fine linens and the sun setting right on cue. The ruins then light up as you dine on a 3-course meal of local cuisine accompanied by white glove service and a trio from the Aegean Chamber Orchestra.

Once an important trading stop along the Silk Road, this was one of the most beautiful and advanced cities of the ancient world. Whether it’s the incomparable Celsus Library, where scholars once read papyrus scroll by windowlight, the marblelined Harbor Street that once receive Marc Antony and Cleopatra, or the Odeon Theater that once held 1,500 spectators for concerts, this exclusive evening in Ephesus is one that will enchant and enthrall.

“We explored the ancient Marble Road. Soon a beautiful voice echoed from the amphitheater — a fellow passenger testing the amazing acoustics. It was the perfect prelude to a fabulous dinner and concert in front of the Celsus Library, a setting which cannot be duplicated.”

~ Christopher Prelog, Windstar President

WINTER IN CROATIA & GREECE

VENICE TO ATHENS | 8 NIGHTS

Venetian tourists wander past the mosaic artistry of Saint Mark’s Basilica, footsteps and conversations punctuated by the pulsating flutter of ascending pigeons. Agile house martins dive and swoop between weathered city walls pockmarked by time or dissent, alighting on centuries-old griffins that once proclaimed fealty to the maritime Republic of Venice. Discover the Adriatic and Greece from new perspectives during this 8-night cruise that touches on storied landmarks and intimate, little-known ports on the Adriatic Sea and in Greece. Admire Zadar’s Medieval city walls and charming boutiques. Learn about the global success of Croatian organic vineyards as you sample varietal wines in a farming village. Take in Dubrovnik’s Old Town charms from the heights of a cable car. Savor local smoked hams, sausages and homemade cheeses on a Montenegro olive farm tour outside Kotor. Then transit the tapered, sheer-walled Corinth Canal, a time-saving dream of the rulers of antiquity for 2,000 years, but only reality in 1893. This Adriatic-to-Greece odyssey ends in Athens, among the shadows of the Parthenon, silent monuments to ancient athletic competitions and the savory aroma of souvlaki, seasoned and skewered grilled meats wrapped in pita bread and sold in countless cafés and sidewalk restaurants.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• L eave larger ships in your wake as you transit the narrow Corinth Canal

• V isit Delphi, where the oracle once shared her wisdom in perplexing riddles

• L isten for the sound of the giant Sea Organ near Zadar

• Walk the medieval alleyways of Kotor to discover Baroque palaces and Romanesque churches

• Enter Dubrovnik’s majestic city walls to find an Old Town still savoring the Middle Ages

• O vernight in Venice with extra time to appreciate St. Mark’s, the canals and the Bridge of Sighs — there’s only one Venice

WINTER IN ITALY & THE ADRIATIC

ROME TO ATHENS 8 NIGHTS

Discover a different side of the Mediterranean this winter, one where you’ll find plenty of elbow room at popular attractions and get to rub elbows with the locals during their most congenial time of year. This itinerary offers a perfect combination of small towns and large, major attractions and new discoveries, all when locals are most relaxed. They have time to chat and share their lives with you, whether teaching you to cook authentic Croatian dishes or sharing a favorite vintage at a Sicilian winery. From Crotone, discover Castello Aragonese located in nearby Le Castella or Santa Severina, one of the most beautiful ancient villages in Italy. Transit the narrow Corinth Canal, a small ship exclusive, to Itea and visit the UNESCO site of Delphi. Take your time and explore the Acropolis, Pompeii, the Sistine Chapel and Corfu’s Old Town without the press of crowds. Spend the night in Catania with a view of Mt. Etna, perhaps with a snow-capped peak.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Transit the narrow, high-walled Corinth Canal, only accessible to small ships

• V isit Herculaneum, an ancient city located just southeast of Naples. Destroyed by the Vesuvius eruption, this city is preserved far better than Pompeii

• Tour Old Town Corfu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• Enjoy an overnight in Taormina with time to discover its used Greek Theater and charming village streets

• V isit Capo Colonna, the lone column stands as the only remnant left of the Temple of Juno Lacinia. Legend has it, this temple was founded by Hercules

Canal

ITINERARY: Days 1/2 - Venice, Italy (overnight); Day 3 - Koper, Slovenia; Day 4 - Zadar, Croatia; Day 5 - Kotor, Montenegro; Day 6 - Dubrovnik, Croatia; Day 7 - At Sea; Day 8 - Itea (Delphi), Greece; Day 8 - Corinth Canal, Greece; Day 9 - Athens, Greece

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Legend: Mar 26, 2025

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Day 2 – Naples, Italy; Days 3/4 – Catania, Sicily, Italy (overnight); Day 5 – Crotone, Italy; Days 6/7 - Kerkyra, Corfu, Greece (overnight); Day 8 - Itea (Delphi), Greece; Day 8 - Corinth Canal, Greece; Day 9 - Piraeus (Athens), Greece

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Legend: Mar 31, 2026

WINTER IN ITALY AND THE DALMATIAN COAST

ROME TO VENICE, (or reverse ) 8 NIGHTS

Leave the crowds behind and experience Italy and the Adriatic from a different perspective on this unique off-season voyage. See popular attractions like the Sistine Chapel, St. Mark’s Square, and Pompeii with fewer people, giving you time to absorb the talent of Michelangelo, the ravishing beauty of Venice, and the tragedy of Pompeii. You’ll find more intimate and meaningful experiences everywhere you go as locals take the place of visitors. Walk the legendary walls of Dubrovnik’s Old Town and take your time looking over the red roofs of the medieval city during an overnight stay. Hike in tranquil Dalmatian parks, dine in family homes in small villages, and learn to cook authentic pizza in a Sicilian kitchen. Then there are winter celebrations, Carnaval parades, festive lights, Christmas markets and more that make everything shine brighter, from grand gothic and baroque cathedrals to luminous canals.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Enjoy an overnight in Dubrovnik with time to tour the Old City and medieval wall, both fascinating UNESCO sites

• Discover how history reveals itself in Taormina’s still used Greek Theater and its charming village streets

• Hear the haunting music of Zadar’s large sea organ, located along the city promenade

• Discover the magic St. Mark’s Square and the majestic cathedral in Venice during your overnight

• Visit Herculaneum, an ancient city located just southeast of Naples. Destroyed by the Vesuvius eruption, this city is preserved far better than Pompeii

YACHTSMAN’S HARBORS OF THE RIVIERAS

BARCELONA TO ROME, (or reverse )

5 †, 7, or 8 ‡ NIGHTS

Enjoy the world’s premier yachting playgrounds in a beautiful small yacht. These chic ports string together like perfect pearls, each glowing with its own special beauty. Sparkling cities and charming villages. Secluded harbors and immaculate beaches. Discover the mystique and magic of the Rivieras that only an intimate small ship can show you.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Revel in the glitter and glamour of cruising along the French Riviera

• When you stop for a late night in Monte Carlo, the Royal Palace and Grand Casino are must-sees

• Experience Portoferraio’s natural wonderland and the Biosphere Reserve of Tuscan Park

• Take a scenic hike to Santa Margherita from Portofino

• Toss coins in Rome’s Trevi Fountain and stroll Piazza Venezia

PORTOFINO

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Civitavecchia, Italy (Rome); Day 2 - Naples, Italy; Day 3 - Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Day 4 - At Sea; Days 5/6 - Dubrovnik, Croatia; Day 7 - Zadar, Croatia; Days 8/9 - Venice, Italy

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Jan 15, 23 ; Mar 18; Dec 27, 2025; Jan 4 ; Feb 4, 12 ; Mar 15, 23 , 2026

Sea

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Barcelona, Spain; Day 2 - Palamós, Spain; Day 3 - Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Day 4 - Monte Carlo, Monaco; Day 5 - Cannes, France; Day 6 - Portofino, Italy; Day 7 - Portoferraio, Italy; Day 8 - Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy

DEPARTURE DATES: Wind Surf: Apr 20; May 13 ; Jul 20 ; Aug 12; Nov 3 , 2025

Apr 26‡ *; Jun 7 ; Jun 30; Oct 25 †*, 2026 Star Legend: Sep 11, 2026‡ *

Portofino is one of the most beautiful little ports you’ll encounter anywhere. In the quintessential Italian Riviera town, a late-night stay at the Italian port assures time to dine at one of the chic cafés on the waterfront. Or head up to the patio of the elegant hillside Hotel Splendido (where

Windstar offers an exclusive lunch and olive oil demonstration), for dining with a view of the colorful town. It’s a romantic spot that attracted such couples as Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart, and Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. A real draw in Portofino is just kicking back and hanging out in an amazingly scenic harbor.

For those who want to stretch their legs first, nearby hiking opportunities bring views of fortifications, churches, elegant villas, and olive trees along the Ligurian coast. Organized tours afford opportunity to explore the famed Cinque Terre, a rugged coastline where small coastal villages and castles cling to cliffs.

Five towns and the surrounding hillside of Cinque Terre National Park are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Go inland and combine the best of the land and sea with the Vatican & Italian Riviera Cruise Tour (see page 132), or Yachtsman’s Mediterranean Rivieras & Madrid Cruise Tour

HELSINKI TO ATHENS | 8 1 NIGHTS

This voyage is grand in every sense of the word, spanning 81 glorious days, 20 countries, and 67 captivating ports of call — all while only unpacking once! Soak up the beauty of dramatic landscapes: Norwegian fjords, Italy’s Cinque Terre, Northern Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway. Experience history first-hand at ancient Ephesus, on D-Day beaches, and as you wander the buried city of Pompeii. You’ll also have the chance to view some of the world’s most stunning architecture, including the Moorish beauty of the Alhambra, the shimmering Guggenheim, and Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia. We’ve carefully planned this itinerary with frequent overnight stays and late evening departures, so you can reach attractions inland and get a literal taste of local cultures, from wine tasting in Bordeaux to a paella cooking class in Valencia. But it’s not just where you go that makes this voyage special, it’s how you get there. On a Windstar Grand Voyage the crew becomes like a second family, learning to anticipate your every desire and making the yacht your new home. Plus, they’ll even do your laundry for you with free daily laundry services. And with such an intimate group of cruisers onboard, shipmates quickly become friends, sharing past travels and port adventures as one does after nearly three months cruising together.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Create lasting connections with the crew onboard and fellow cruisers over 81 days

• Enjoy overnights in 7 ports, including a 3 day stop in Rouen, France, your gateway to Paris, and a 4 day stop in Bordeaux, France

• L ate night port calls in 20 different ports allow you to get the most out of each day

• V isit numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Alhambra in Málaga, Spain, the small wharf town of Bergen, Norway, Giant’s Causeway in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain

• S ail through spectacular Norwegian Fjords as you visit 7 ports of call in Norway

• Explore all that the French, Italian, and Spanish Rivieras have to offer. Sunbathe on the beach, enjoy a tasty gelato, and stroll along picturesque promenades

• Visit multiple small ship exclusive ports, including, Skopelos, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Froya, Norway; and Porto Ercole, Italy

• Pack light with complimentary daily laundry service

PORTS OF CALL: Helsinki, Finland; Tallinn, Estonia; Stockholm, Sweden (overnight); Riga, Latvia; Ventspils, Latvia; Gdansk, Poland; Gudjem, Bornholm, Denmark; Copenhagen, Denmark; Haugesund, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Andalsnes, Norway; Trondheim, Norway; Sistranda Liggekai (Froya), Norway; Olden, Norway; Bergen, Norway; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Invergordon, Scotland, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Portree, Scotland, UK; Portrush, N. Ireland, UK; Isle of Man (Douglas), UK; Dun Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland; Belfast, N. Ireland, UK; Londonderry, N. Ireland, UK; Killybegs, Ireland; Galway, Ireland; Dingle, Ireland; Cobh (Cork), Ireland; Dunmore East (Waterford), Ireland; Scilly Isles, UK; Rouen (Paris), France (overnight); Honfleur, France; Saint-Malo, France; Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK; Lorient, France; Bordeaux, France (overnight); Getxo (Bilbao), Spain (overnight); Gijon, Spain; Vigo, Spain; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; Lisbon, Portugal (overnight); Seville, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Palamos, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Porto Ercole, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Messina, Sicily, Italy; Gythion, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Kavala, Greece; Thessaloniki, Greece (overnight); Volos, Greece; Skopelos, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece

DEPARTURE

DATE: Star Legend: Jul 14, 2026

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ITINERARY DEPARTURE DATESPORTS OF CALL

Sicilian and Andalusian Sunshine Rome to Lisbon

25 Nights

Classic Crossing From/To Spain & More Barbados to Barcelona or Lisbon, or reverse 24* or 25 Nights

Coastlines of Antiquity: Italy, Croatia, and Greece

Venice to Istanbul

24 Nights

Europe's Classical Coastlines from the Riviera to the Adriatic Barcelona to Venice

24 Nights

Grecian Gems & Spanish Charms

Istanbul to Lisbon

24 Nights

Greek Beaches, Italian Isles & Iberian Coastlines

Athens to Bordeaux

24 Nights

Seaside Sophistication of Spain

and the French & Italian Rivieras

Bordeaux to Rome

24 Nights

Riviera Rhapsody

Lisbon to Venice

23 Nights

Winter Mediterranean Adventure Venice to Málaga*or Barcelona, or reverse 22* or 24 Nights

Spanish, Italian & Greek Holiday Bordeaux to Athens 19 Nights

Wind Surf: May 28, 2026Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Syracuse, Sicily, Italy; Mgarr (Gozo), Malta; Valletta, Malta; Lipari, Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Portofino, Italy; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Palamós, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Almeria, Spain; Málaga, Spain; Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Cádiz, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal

Wind Star: Mar 26, 2025

Wind Spirit: Oct 25 *, 2025 Mar 28*, 2026

Bridgetown, Barbados; Lisbon, Portugal; Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Cartagena, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Tarragona, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Star Legend: Mar 23, 2026 Venice, Italy (overnight); Zadar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight); Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Naples, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Catania, Italy (overnight); Crotone, Italy; Kerkyra, Corfu, Greece (overnight); Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Santorini, Greece; Bodrum, Turkey; Kusadasi, Turkey; Mykonos, Greece; Lemnos, Greece; Istanbul, Turkey

Wind Surf: Jun 30, 2026Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Marina Valentia (Vibo Valentia), Italy; Reggio Calabria, Italy; Taranto, Italy; Otranto, Italy; Rab, Croatia; Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Italy; Zadar, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight); Kotor, Montenegro; Piran, Slovenia

Star Legend: May 2, 2026Istanbul, Turkey; Lemnos, Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Bodrum, Turkey; Santorini, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Corfu, Greece; Argostoli, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Barcelona, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain; Tangier, Morocco; Seville, Spain (overnight); Lisbon, Portugal (overnight)

Star Legend: May 10, 2026Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Kerkyra, Corfu, Greece; Argostoli, Kephalonia, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Barcelona, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain; Tangier, Morocco; Seville, Spain (overnight); Lisbon, Portugal (overnight); Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; Vigo, Spain; Gijon, Spain; Getxo (Bilbao), Spain (overnight); Bordeaux, France (overnight)

Star Legend: Aug 26, 2026Bordeaux, France (overnight); Getxo (Bilbao), Spain; Gijon, Spain; Vigo, Spain; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; Lisbon, Portugal (overnight); Seville, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco, Cannes, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Porto Ercole, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy

Wind Surf: Apr 12; Aug 4, 2025Lisbon, Portugal; Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Cádiz, Spain; Málaga, Spain; Almeria (Granada), Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Split, Croatia; Rovinj, Croatia; Venice, Italy

Star Legend: Jan 23; Mar 2; Dec 13 †*, 2025; Jan 4, 19 ; Feb 12, 27 , 2026

Venice, Italy (overnight); Zadar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight); Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Naples, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Livorno (Florence), Italy (overnight); Genoa, Italy; Nice, France (overnight); Barcelona, Spain (overnight); Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Star Legend: Aug 24, 2025Bordeaux, France (overnight); Getxo (Bilbao), Spain (overnight); El Ferrol, Spain; Vigo, Spain; Cádiz, Spain; Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Málaga, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Argostoli, Kephalonia, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece

ITINERARY

Culture & Charms of Italy & Croatia Rome to Venice, or reverse 18 or 19* Nights

DEPARTURE DATESPORTS OF CALL

Wind Surf: May 27; Sep 14 *, 22† 2025 Sep 19 , 27, 2026 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Catania, Italy; Gozo, Malta; Valletta, Malta; Porto Empedocle (Agrigento), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Lipari, Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Split, Croatia; Rovinj, Croatia; Venice, Italy Canaries, Casablanca, Morocco & the Costa del Sol Las Palmas to Barcelona 18 Nights

Mediterranean Memoirs Athens to Lisbon, or reverse 18 Nights

Song of the Canaries: A Transatlantic Crossing Barbados to Lisbon 18 Nights

Southern Spain & Canary Islands Barcelona to Santa Cruz de Tenerife 18 Nights

Adriatic Old Towns & Aegean Islands Athens to Venice, or reverse 17 Nights

Cruising on the Rivieras Rome to Barcelona 17 Nights

Italian Charms & Croatian Coastlines Rome to Venice 17 Nights

Sicilian Circumnavigation & Monaco Prix du Monde

Barcelona or Rome to Rome 17 Nights

Star Pride: Apr 15, 2025 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain; San Sebastian de La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain; Las Palmas, Grand Canaria, Spain; Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain (overnight); Funchal, Madeira, Portugal (overnight); Lisbon, Portugal; Portimao, Portugal; Casablanca, Morocco; Cádiz, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Cartagena, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Star Legend: May 5, 2025Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Corfu, Greece; Argostoli, Greece; Kephalonia, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Barcelona, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Cádiz, Spain (overnight); Casablanca, Morocco; Lisbon, Portugal

Star Pride: Apr 5, 2025 Bridgetown, Barbados; Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain; San Sebastian de La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain; Las Palmas, Grand Canaria, Spain; Lanzarote, Canary Islands (overnight), Spain; Funchal, Madeira, Portugal (overnight); Lisbon, Portugal

Wind Star: Nov 2, 2025Barcelona, Spain; Tarragona, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Lisbon, Portugal; Funchal, Madeira, Portugal; San Sebastian de La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain; Santa Cruz de La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain; Las Palmas, Grand Canaria, Spain; Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain

Wind Spirit: Jun 21; Aug 13 †, 2025 Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Patmos, Greece; Santorini, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Nafplio, Greece; Katakolon, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Kotor, Montenegro (overnight); Dubrovnik, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Zadar, Croatia; Rovinj, Croatia; Venice, Italy

Wind Surf: Jul 10, 2025; May 28, 2026 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Catania, Italy; Gozo, Malta; Valletta, Malta; Porto Empedocle (Agrigento), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Lipari, Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Portofino, Italy; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Palamós, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Wind Surf: Jul 7; Aug 1, 2026 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Marina Valentia (Vibo Valentia), Italy; Reggio Calabria, Italy; Taranto, Italy; Otranto, Italy; Rab, Croatia; Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Zadar, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight); Kotor, Montenegro; Piran, Slovenia

Wind Surf: May 20, 2025 May 21† 2026 Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Cannes, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco (overnight); Portoferraio, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Syracuse, Sicily, Italy; Valletta, Malta; Gozo, Malta; Porto Empedocle (Agrigento), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Lipari, Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Amalfi, Italy Romance of the West Med Rome to Lisbon, or reverse 17 o r 18* Nights

Wind Spirit: Oct 18, 2025 Apr 12 *, 2026

Wind Star: Apr 10 ; Oct 26, 2025

Apr 7 Oct 24, 2026 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Bastia, Corsica, France; Calvi, Corsica, France; Mahon, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Tarragona, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Lisbon, Portugal

Stories of Italy, Croatia & Greece Rome to Athens, or reverse 16* or 17 Nights

Wind Surf: Jun 6; Aug 19 †; Sep 5 †, 2025

Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Split, Croatia; Rovinj, Croatia; Venice, Italy; Zadar, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Corfu, Greece; Katakolon, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece

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ITINERARY

A Winter Muse in the Mediterranean

Venice to Athens

16 Nights

Aegean & Bosporus Escapades

Barcelona to Istanbul, or reverse

16 Nights

Eastern Mediterranean Jewels

Rome to Istanbul

16 Nights

Eternal Greece

Athens to Istanbul

16 Nights

Italy and Greece Odyssey

Athens to Barcelona

16 Nights

Mediterranean Moments & Monuments

Athens to Lisbon

16 Nights

Mysteries of the Mediterranean Istanbul to Mystery Port

16 Nights

Southern Italian Enchantment & Balkan Beaches

Venice to Venice

16 Nights

DEPARTURE DATESPORTS OF CALL

Star Legend: Mar 23, 2026Venice, Italy (overnight); Zadar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight); Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Naples, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Naples, Italy; Catania, Italy (overnight); Crotone, Italy; Kerkyra (Corfu), Greece (overnight); Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece

Star Legend: Sep 4, 2025 May 2 , 2026 Barcelona, Spain; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Argostoli, Kephalonia, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Santorini, Greece; Bodrum, Turkey; Kusadasi, Turkey; Mykonos, Greece; Lemnos, Greece; Istanbul, Turkey

Star Legend: Mar 31, 2026Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Naples, Italy; Catania, Italy (overnight); Crotone, Italy; Kerkyra, Corfu, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Santorini, Greece; Bodrum, Turkey; Kusadasi, Turkey; Mykonos, Greece; Lemnos, Greece; Istanbul, Turkey

Star Legend: Oct 3, 2026Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Kavala, Greece; Thessaloniki, Greece (overnight); Volos, Greece; Skopelos, Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Santorini, Greece; Bodrum, Turkey; Mykonos, Greece; Lemnos, Greece; Istanbul, Turkey

Star Legend: Oct 22, 2025Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Rhodes, Greece (overnight); Heraklion, Crete, Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Kerkyra (Corfu), Greece; Argostoli, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicilly, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Barcelona, Spain

Star Legend: May 10, 2026Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Kerkyra, Corfu, Greece; Argostoli, Kephalonia, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Barcelona, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain; Tangier, Morocco; Seville, Spain (overnight); Lisbon, Portugal (overnight)

Star Legend: Apr 11, 2025Istanbul, Turkey; Lemnos, Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Bodrum, Turkey; Santorini, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Mystery Ports

Wind Surf: Jul 24, 2026 Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Split, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Marina Valentia (Vibo Velentia), Italy; Reggio Calabria, Italy; Taranto, Italy; Otranto, Italy; Rab, Croatia, Venice, Italy Winter Rhapsody in Italy and Croatia

Rome to Athens

16 Nights

Wonders of Andalusia, Provence & Tuscany

Lisbon to Rome

16 Nights

The Adriatic, Italy, & Monaco's Prix du Monde

Venice to Rome

15 Nights

Embrace of the Mediterranean in Fall

Athens to Málaga

15 Nights

Enchantment of the Western Med Lisbon to Rome, or reverse 13*, 15 or 16† Nights

Star Legend: Mar 18, 2025Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Naples, Italy; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight), Zadar, Croatia; Venice, Italy (overnight); Koper, Slovenia; Kotor, Montenegro; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece

Star Legend: Sep 3, 2026Lisbon, Portugal (overnight); Seville, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Porte Ercole, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy

Wind Surf: May 13, 2026 Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Split, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Bastia, Corsica, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco (overnight); Saint Tropez, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy

Star Legend: Oct 30, 2025Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Transit Corinth Canal, Greece; Itea (Delphi), Greece; Kerkyra (Corfu), Greece; Argostoli, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Trapani, Sicily, Italy; Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy; Barcelona, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain (overnight); Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Málaga, Spain (overnight)

Wind Surf: Apr 12; Jul 20 ; Aug 4; Nov 3 , 2025 Apr 18† Jun 7 22; Oct 25 *, 2026

Lisbon, Portugal; Cádiz, Spain; Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Málaga, Spain; Almeria, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Cannes, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy

ITINERARY DEPARTURE DATESPORTS OF CALL

Iconic Italy and Croatia

Athens to Rome, or reverse 15 Nights

Italian Trio

Venice to Barcelona, or reverse 15 Nights

Riviera & Italian Glamour

Barcelona to Venice 15 Nights

Winter in Europe’s Rivieras & Croatia Venice to Barcelona, or reverse 15 Nights

Ancient to Avant-Garde Mediterranean Athens to Barcelona, or reverse 14 or 15* Nights

Corsica, Sardinia & Amalfi Memories Rome to Rome, or reverse 14 Nights

Greek Classics & Hidden Gems Unveiled

A thens to Athens, or reverse 14 Nights

Mediterranean Masterpieces of Italy & Northern Greece

Rome to Athens 14 Nights

Mediterranean’s Glamorous Summer Resorts

A thens to Rome, or reverse 14 Nights

Racing for the Prix du Monde Along the Rivieras

Rome to Rome

14 Nights

Riches of the Rivieras, Romans, and Greeks

B arcelona to Athens

14 Nights

Winter in Spain and the Rivieras Rome or Málaga* to Barcelona, or reverse 14* or 16 Nights

Wind Surf: Aug 18, 26 , 2026 Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Split, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Bastia, Corsica, France; Cannes, France, Monte Carlo, Monaco; Genoa, Italy; Portofino, Italy; Porto Ercole, Italy

Wind Surf: Apr 20 ; May 5; Aug 12 ; Oct 26, 2025 Oct 15, 2026 Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Split, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Giardini Naxos (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Portofino, Italy; Cannes, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Palamós, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Wind Surf: Jun 30, 2026Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco, Cannes, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Marina Valentia (Vibo Velentia), Italy; Reggio Calabria, Italy; Taranto, Italy; Otranto, Italy; Rab, Croatia; Venice, Italy

Star Legend: Jan 8 , 23; Mar 11 ; Dec 20 2025; Jan 4, 28 ; Feb 12; Mar 8 , 2026

Wind Spirit: Oct 11, 2025 Apr 22*; Oct 15*, 2026

Wind Star: Apr 20 ; Oct 19, 2025 Apr 17*; Oct 17, 2026

Venice, Italy (overnight); Zadar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia (overnight); Messina (Taormina) Sicily, Italy; Naples, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Livorno (Florence), Italy; Genoa, Italy; Nice, France (overnight); Barcelona, Spain (overnight)

Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Gythion, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Ponza, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Bastia, Corsica, France; Calvi, Corsica, France; Mahon, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Wind Spirit: Jul 9, 16 23, 30 ; Aug 6, 13 , 2026 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Bastia, Corsica, France; Ajaccio, Corsica, France; Bonifacio, Corsica, France; Alghero, Sardinia, Italy (overnight); Golfo Aranci, Sardinia, Italy; Ponza, Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Lipari, Sicily, Italy; Scenic Cruising Stromboli, Italy; Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy; Porto Vecchio, Corsica, France

Wind Spirit: May 28; Jun 4 11, 18 ; Sep 3, 10 , 17, 24 , 2026 Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Nafplio, Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Patmos, Greece; Santorini, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Ermoupoli, Syros, Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Pythagoreio, Samos, Greece; Naxos, Greece; Folegandros, Greece; Milos, Greece

Star Legend: Sep 19, 2026 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Sorrento, Italy (overnight); Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Gythion, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece, Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Kusadasi, Turkey; Kavala, Greece; Thessaloniki, Greece (overnight); Volos, Greece; Skopelos, Greece

Wind Spirit: Jul 2; Aug 20 2026 Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Gythion, Greece; Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Sorrento, Italy (Overnight); Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Bastia, Corsica, France; Ajaccio, Corsica, France; Bonifacio, Corsica, France; Alghero, Sardinia, Italy (overnight); Golfo Aranci, Sardinia, Italy

Wind Surf: May 13, 2025 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Portoferraio, Italy, Portofino, Italy; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Palamós, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Star Legend: Sep 11, 2026Barcelona, Spain; Palamós, Spain; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Cannes, France; Portofino, Italy; Portoferraio, Italy; Porto Ercole, Italy; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Sorrento, Italy (overnight); Messina (Taormina), Sicily, Italy; Gythion, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece, Piraeus (Athens), Greece

Star Legend: Jan 31; Feb 7 , 23; Mar 2 ; Dec 13 *, 2025; Jan 12, 19 ; Feb 20, 27 2026

Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Livorno (Florence), Italy (overnight); Genoa, Italy; Nice, France (overnight); Barcelona, Spain (overnight); Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Palma de Mallorca, Spain

WORDS LIKE MOOR, LOCH , AND GEYSER were born in this land, because no existing vocabulary could adequately describe these extraordinary landscapes. These regions could just as easily have coined a term for old world vineyards of green and red, rainbows captured in a waterfall’s spray, and storybook cities crisscrossed by canals and flower markets, all of which are here in abundance. But as your elegant yacht traces its way through enchanting fjords and forgotten archipelagos, you won’t need words. You are speechless.

TRUE FAIRY TALES, MAGIC

LIGHT

NORTHERN EUROPE

• B ergen, Norway

• B ordeaux, France

• Portrush, Northern Ireland

• S eville, Spain

• A ndalsnes, Norway

OUR NORTHERN EUROPE ITINERARIES make the most of long summer days and offer extensive scenic cruising so you can appreciate the breathtaking fjords of Norway and Iceland. See the don’t-miss sights you’ve dreamed of, but get closer as we dock within walking distance of many historic downtowns. Then go beyond, to far-flung British Isles that few ever see, to tiny towns around the fringe of Iceland, and up storied fjords like Geirangerfjord and Sognefjord with their majestic mountains, picturesque cliff farms, and spectacular waterfalls.

MIDNIGHT EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN

WHY WINDSTAR’S NORTHERN EUROPE:

• View Norway’s sparkling fjords from the sea where their beauty is most impressive, and from a yacht where their scale is best appreciated

FEATURED PORTS:

• Take advantage of overnights in marquee ports like Bordeaux, Dublin, Rouen (Paris), Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and Stockholm, Sweden

• Travel to far-flung isles that are difficult to reach by other means, like Portrush, Portree, Heimaey Island, Seydisfjordur, Isles of Scilly, and Lerwick

Heimaey Island, Iceland – Off the south coast of Iceland there’s an archipelago called the Westman Islands, and the largest of these is Heimaey. The area is famous for its bird life, including the world’s largest puffin breeding colony, but it’s also known for its geology. In 1973, a volcano on the island erupted and hot lava threatened its only harbor. Before evacuating, the locals sprayed seawater on the advancing lava, stopping its advance and saving the harbor. Now reoccupied, the island offers a rare glimpse of the old town — a modern-day Pompeii.

• Enjoy unique and popular itineraries including a complete circumnavigation of Iceland, or Ireland, and Holland during tulip season

• Explore France in depth, with stops at the Normandy beaches, scenic cruising up the Seine River, and overnights in Bordeaux

FEATURED SHORE EXCURSIONS:

Saint-Malo, France – This ancient walled city was once an important port in the New World voyages of discovery, but today it’s better known for the island of Mont Saint-Michel with its sandcastle-like abbey perched at the top. The sight of Mont Saint-Michel as you approach is awe-inspiring, a triumphant reward for those who made the pilgrimage here over the past thousand years. This part of France is also known for its shellfish, and you won’t want to leave without trying the famous oysters of nearby Cancale with their creamy texture and unique balance of saltiness and sweetness.

Bergen, Norway: Concierge Collection: Helicopter Fjord Adventure – Join this exhilarating helicopter flight over Bergen and the surrounding areas. Get a birds-eye view of the beautiful areas around Bergen and the Folgefonna Glacier just next to the Hardangerfjord. This is Norway’s third largest glacier and the highest point is 5,415 feet above sea level. Fly over Mount Ulriken and Mount Fløyen, the archipelago outside Bergen and of course Bryggen –listed as a UNESCO site.

Honfleur: Concierge Collection: Norman Cooking with Chef Brigitte – Meet Chef Brigitte Dumant for your cooking lesson in her “Long House in the Marshes” (“La Longère des Marais”) isolated in the country. Get to know your host and enjoy la vie à la française for half a day! Once ready, you will prepare three typical Norman dishes (starter, main course, and dessert), before tasting and enjoying your meal in her charming garden.

COMPREHENSIVE ICELAND CRUISE TOUR

REYKJAVIK TO

REYKJAVIK | 1 0 NIGHTS

Make the most of your travel time to the far north as you embark on an extensive exploration of Iceland’s inland and coastal wonders. Venture to untouched regions where natural beauty reigns supreme, peppered with steamy hot springs, iridescent ice caves, spectacular waterfalls, and brooding volcanoes. Bask in the steamy comfort of cerulean hot springs encircled by black lava fields. Wander Reykjavik’s cultural museums and make your way along inviting side streets where former fishing homes offer basement bars, artisan boutiques, and local coffee houses. Spend an evening in colorful and quirky Seydisfjordur, a summer haven for artists and a jumping-off point for naturalists and scientists studying seabirds and other wildlife. From Icelandic culture to surreal landscapes, this is a journey that rewards you at every turn.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• G uided trek through the glowing blue ice caverns beneath Lang jokull Glacier, the second largest glacier in Iceland

• S pa time in the steamy comfort of the geothermal Blue Lagoon

• Tour of the Secret Lagoon natural hot springs, where rising steam gives the area a magical feel

• H otel stay at the luxurious art deco Grand Hotel Reykjavik*

• G uided tour of Pingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most important historical site in Iceland — site of the world’s oldest democratic parliament founded in 930

• G uided tours of Gullfoss Waterfall, Barnafoss Falls, and Hraunfossar Falls

YOUR CRUISE TOUR DAY-TO-DAY SNAPSHOTS

Colored descriptions indicate land tour portion.

DAY 1 • REYKJAVIK, ICELAND

The world’s northernmost capital enjoys almost 24-hour sunlight in summer, all the better to show off the city’s eclectic architecture and dazzling natural wonders. Your English-speaking guide and driver meet you at the airport and take you to The Grand Hotel near the city center. If you like, walk to the nearby Saga Museum to brush up on Icelandic history, or catch a peek of historic Hofdi House, site of the 1986 summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev that effectively ended the Cold War. Get a good night’s sleep, because tomorrow will be a busy one.

(Includes overnight at The Grand Hotel or similar class hotel, and airport transfer.)

DAY 2 • BORGARFJORDUR & HUSAFELL, ICELAND

After breakfast, head to Borgarfjordur from Reykjavik. This region was the setting for most of the Icelandic sagas and you’ll learn some folk tales as you view the short, fierce rapids of Barnafoss Waterfall and the series of rivulets that form Hraunfossar Waterfall. After lunch, step into the dazzling, blue-hued Langjokull Ice Tunnels and marvel at the natural beauty of one of the most striking glacier caves in Iceland. Enjoy the evening at your leisure.

(Includes overnight at the The Grand Hotel or similar class hotel, breakfast and lunch.)

• 7-night cruise aboard all-suite Star Pride *Or similar class hotel

DAY 3 • PINGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK, STOKKSEYRI

Explore remarkable Pingvellir National Park after breakfast. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is where the world’s oldest democratic parliament was founded in 930, and is also where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. Because of this unique geography, Iceland has magma close to the surface — one of the criteria required to produce geysers. See this in action at nearby Strokkur Geyser before lunch at the Fridheimar Tomato Farm. Next up is Gulfoss Waterfall, where

icy water thunders down a double fall into a deep gorge. Travel to the small village of Fludir, home to the Secret Lagoon natural hot springs, then to the village of Stokkseyri for a dinner of local dishes before heading back to Reykjavik and The Grand Hotel.

(Includes overnight at The Grand Hotel or similar class hotel, breakfast, lunch, and dinner.)

DAY 4 • REYKJAVIK TO THE YACHT, BLUE LAGOON

Breakfast at the hotel before seeing the sights of Reykjavik. Take in panoramic views of the city from Perlan planetarium’s observation deck, and admire the skylinedominating tower of Hallgrimskirkja Church. Wrap up the day with an iconic experience — bathing in the famous Blue Lagoon — before heading to your waiting yacht.

(Includes breakfast and transfer to yacht.)

DAY

5 • HEIMAEY ISLAND, ICELAND

Witness a world still in transition as we explore two lands — one created by a volcanic eruption and one nearly destroyed by one. As we circle Surtsey Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll get to see one of the newest islands on the planet. Surtsey rose from the sea in the 1960s and offers a unique opportunity to study how species colonize a virgin land.

Next up, Heimaey Island. Back in 1973, Eldfell Volcano erupted without warning, swallowing much of the main town and turning the rest into a modern-day Pompeii.

DAYS 6/7 • SEYDISFJORDUR, ICELAND (OVERNIGHT)

Wind your way up the 11-mile-long Seydisfjord, a narrow, beautiful waterway surrounded by high mountains. At the head of the fjord is Seydisfjordur, a small, scenic town where cascading waterfalls seem to be everywhere. During our overnight stay you’ll have time to enjoy this beautiful part of the country and its unusual claims to fame, including a lake with a mythical “Ness” and Iceland’s largest national forest.

Bird watchers won’t want to miss Skalanes Nature Reserve with its more than 45 bird species. Trekkers can make their way to spectacular Hengifoss Waterfall. Or simply stroll the quaint town of 700 with its colorful Norwegian kit houses shipped in at the turn of the century.

DAY 8 • AKUREYRI, ICELAND

Akureyri nestles like a gem at the head of Iceland’s longest fjord. It’s just a stone’s throw from the Arctic Circle, yet it offers some of Iceland’s warmest weather and a rare ice-free harbor. It’s due to this strange geographic quirk that the town became a famous trading center under the Danes, and also accounts for the town possessing

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride : Jul 4, 11, 18, 25; Aug 1, 8, 22, 2025; Jul 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; Aug 7, 14, 21, 2026

one of the northernmost botanical gardens in the world with a greenhouse that’s geothermically heated. Spend your day riding an Icelandic horse across the countryside, or go for a soak in the skyblue Myvatn Nature Baths.

DAY 9 • ISAFJORDUR, ICELAND

A breathtaking journey up Isafjaroardjup Bay precedes our arrival in Isafjordur, surprisingly urbane for a village of 2,600. Old Town’s 19th century buildings take you back to the days of the tall ships, while the abandoned town of Hesteyri remains frozen in the 1940s. This is another great port for bird watchers as Vigur Island is teeming with puffins, eiders, guillemots, and Arctic terns.

DAY 10 • GRUNDARFJORDUR, ICELAND

Viking sagas come to life here, as does Jules Verne’s tale Journey to the Center of the Earth. You may share the inspiration to set pen to paper, but don’t feel bad if words fail you. The views defy description.

DAY 11 • REYKJAVIK, ICELAND

Disembark back in Reykjavik with its surprisingly vibrant local museum and art scene.

DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

SEYDISFJORDUR: ICELANDIC BALLADS

A private performance of ancient stories and songs

See page 167 for details

AROUND ICELAND

REYKJAVIK TO REYJAVIK | 7 NIGHTS

Dramatic scenery and curious communities coalesce on this weeklong circumnavigation of Iceland. Explore a country everyone wants to visit, and go far beyond the tourist hotspots to remote fjords, raging waterfalls, and small fishing villages. Get to know the independent and creative Icelanders and watch whales and seabirds play offshore.

Go inland and combine the best of land and sea with our Comprehensive Iceland Cruise Tour (see page 164).

ICELANDIC HORSES

In Akureyri, a major fishing port close to the Arctic Circle, is where you can ride an Icelandic horse — a distinct breed and a top experience for visitors to the country. The two-hour tour includes one hour on a guided horseback ride along the Eyjafjordur River with a view of surrounding mountains. Viking settlers brought this breed of horse to the island between 860 and 935 CE. They used them for transportation, to plow fields, and to transport wares. No other horses are allowed on the island, and if an Icelandic horse leaves the island, it cannot return. It’s a unique breed and Icelanders are especially proud of it. The Icelandic horse is generally 56 inches tall, broad at the withers with muscular legs. It’s considered the purest breed of horse in the world.

Horses are still a big part of life in Iceland. Many races are held throughout the country. In the winter, events are held on frozen bodies of water. Regular shows are held which focus on the quality of the breed and farmers in the highlands still use them to round up sheep. But most horses are used for leisure riding like the tour in Akureyri and in competitions.

A horse is the perfect partner for taking you to see the fire and ice of Iceland — remote, off-road places you can’t access by a motorized vehicle.

COMPLIMENTARY WINDSTAR DESTINATION DISCOVERY EVENT

SEYDISFJORDUR: ICELANDIC STORIES AND SONGS

RUGGED AND REMOTE East Iceland is feathered with fjords and fishing villages, but few are as beautiful as Seydisfjordur. During our complimentary Destination Discovery Event, you’ll get a rare insider’s look at both local landmarks and the culture of this small Icelandic community.

Seydisfjordur

Grundarfjordur

ITINERARY: Day 1 – Reykjavik, Iceland; Day 2 - Heimaey Island, Iceland; Days 3/4 - Seydisfjordur, Iceland (overnight); Day 5 - Akureyri, Iceland; Day 6 - Isafjordur, Iceland; Day 7 - Grundarfjordur, Iceland; Day 8 - Reykjavik, Iceland

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride: Jul 7, 14, 21, 28; Aug 4, 11, 25, 2025

Jul 6, 13, 20, 27; Aug 3, 17, 24, 2026

Located in the East Fjords between steep mountains, the settlement grew up in the late 1800s around the Norwegian herring fishery. Many of the colorful old timbered houses were imported from Norway by wealthy merchants and whalers. Perhaps the most remarkable building, though, is the Blue Church.

THE BLUE CHURCH: With clean, Scandinavian lines and a beautiful glacier blue color, this church is one of Iceland’s most recognizable landmarks. It was moved or rebuilt a few times over the years before finding its permanent home in Seydisfjordur in 1922. (Sometimes intentionally and sometimes at the whim of Mother Nature, through storms and fire.) Leading up to the church is the vibrantly colored Rainbow Street presenting a scene worthy of a fairytale.

During your exclusive Destination Discovery Event, you’ll enter the church to find it’s as beautiful on the inside as it is on the outside. In this idyllic setting you’ll be treated to an exclusive cultural performance by local entertainers. The singer and guitarist are natives of East Iceland and they’ll entertain you with stories and songs they grew up with. From tales of ghosts, elves and trolls to joyful songs and ballads about lost sailors, you’ll get a feel for the real Iceland and its people.

Please note: This Destination Discovery Event has been scheduled in a way that will allow you to book and experience another shore excursion on the same day and you will not miss anything.

DESTINATION

DISCOVERY EVENT

SEYDISFJORDUR:

ICELANDIC BALLADS

A private performance of ancient stories and songs

See page 167 for details

AROUND ICELAND: A TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE

REYKJAVIK TO REYKJAVIK 7

NIGHTS

The solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, promises to be a spectacular celestial event, captivating observers around the world as the moon passes directly between the Earth and the sun, turning day into night. One of the best places to experience this incredible phenomenon – Iceland. The eclipse will pass directly over the western coast of Iceland, near Isafjordur, allowing viewers to experience the solar eclipse’s totality*.

In the land of fire and ice, your Windstar cruise around Iceland brings you to landscapes both otherworldly and astonishingly beautiful. The earth is still shifting here. Dark volcanic peaks rise above fluorescent green hillsides. Lava fields bubble with mud pots and steam vents. Glaciers top mountains, even volcanos. Waterfalls, some of the largest in Europe, create their own rainbows.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Experience the solar eclipse’s totality from one of the best vantage points in the world, as the land of the midnight sun goes completely dark

• Soak in Reykjavik’s famous Blue Lagoon, a soothing 98-104°F year round

• Visit the island of Heimaey, the Pompeii of the North, covered in ash by a devastating 1973 eruption

• Overnight in Seydisfjordur, and join our Destination Discovery Event with local musicians at the famous Blue Church

• Witness the rainbow-colored beauty of Godafoss, “Waterfall of the Gods,” outside Akureyri

• Me et a friendly Icelandic horse, brought to Iceland by the Vikings in the 9th or 10th century A.D.

Seydisfjordur

BRITISH ISLES MEDLEY

PARIS TO EDINBURGH | 10 NIGHTS

Explore the U.K. from Cornwall to the Outer Hebrides, touring gardens in full spring splendor, stopping at small ship-only ports like Swansea and Fort William, and sampling Scottish and Irish classics from Edinburgh Castle to Guinness.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Portland, England offers easy access to Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• Visit the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, Ireland to experience the world famous brand brought to life

• No stop in Stornoway is complete without a visit to the Harris Tweed artisans, who sell hand-crafted tweed items

CIRCUMNAVIGATING IRELAND

Entrancing folk music, fiery whiskies, and black coastal cliffs topped with green meadows encapsulate this circumnavigation of Ireland and Northern Ireland, with a mix of small villages and cultural epicenters.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Londonderry, walk the Derry Walls for fantastic views of the city and the River Foyle. The walls were built in 1613 and are among the best-preserved city walls in Europe

• From Galway, visit the towering Cliffs of Moher with its nearly vertical, abrupt cliff edges and spectacular view of the Aran Islands

• Stroll along the Killybegs Harbor and watch the fishing boats come and go

ITINERARY: Day 1 – Reykjavik, Iceland; Day 2 – Grundarfjordur, Iceland; Day 3 – Isafjordur, Iceland; Day 4 – Husavik, Iceland; Day 5– Seydisfjordur, Iceland; Day 6 – Eskifjordur, Iceland; Day 7 – Heimaey Island, Iceland; Day 8 – Reykjavik, Iceland

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Pride : Aug 10, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Rouen (Paris), France (overnight); Portland, England, UK; Isles of Scilly, UK; Swansea, Wales, UK; Dublin, Ireland; Belfast, N. Ireland, UK; Fort William, Scotland, UK; Stornoway, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Legend: Jun 10, 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Dublin,

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride Jun 9; Star Legend: Aug 9*, 2026

CONNOISSEUR’S

DELIGHT: NORTHERN SPAIN & PORTUGAL

LISBON TO BORDEAUX, (or reverse ) | 8 NIGHTS

Portugal and Bordeaux bookend Spain’s mouthwatering Bay of Biscay on a journey with overnight stays to savor fine wines, famous mussels, and medieval Old Towns.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• An overnight in Bordeaux gives you ample time to explore the wines of the Left Bank and Right Bank

• Your overnight in Bilbao allows you to explore the local town one day and visit nearby San Sebastian or the Rioja wine region the next

• Watch as Gijon’s bartenders pour cider from above your head to aerate the drink and bring out its true flavors

• Taste Porto’s famous port wine after spending time shopping on the Avenida dos Aliados, one of the main avenues in the city

FRENCH FEAST: NORMANDY, BRITTANY & AQUITAINE

BORDEAUX TO PARIS, (or reverse ) | 7 NIGHTS

See why Julia Child first fell in love with French cuisine in Normandy, discover neolithic stones and Arthurian legends in Brittany, and walk the legendary streets of Paris and vineyards of Bordeaux.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Take advantage of your overnight in Rouen by taking the train to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Louvre

• Saint-Malo is your gateway to the spectacular Mont Saint-Michel. This tidal island was one of the first UNESCO World Heritage Sites

• In B ordeaux, explore the wines from the Left Bank and Right Bank. The two banks produce distinctly different-tasting wines

ENDLESS DAYS IN NORWAY

COPENHAGEN* OR EDINBURGH TO EDINBURGH | 10 NIGHTS

Scenery lovers and active outdoorsy types will both find plenty to love on these fjord-focused cruises. Take a cable car to a mountain peak overlooking Andalsnes and the Romsdal Alps, then hike back down, or go for a scenic train ride through the mountains and across the picturesque stone Kylling Bridge. Visit tiny Olden at the inner end of Nordfjord and hike to a glacier’s face, or take the Skylift to lofty views. In Trondheim, borrow one of the city’s free bikes for a ride around town. Then, check out the emerging foodie scene. We’ll follow the fjord all the way to the sea and beyond, to the island of Frøya, where much of the world’s farmed fish is grown and tables are set with fresh crab, scallops, and local cheese — another foodie feast you won’t want to miss. Add a dash of Scotland and you have yourself a cruise fit for a Viking king.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Trondheim, Norway, visit Bakklandet – a quaint neighborhood with quiet streets and colorful houses located on a picturesque river. The river is dotted with cafés and local artisan shops

• In A ndalsnes, take the Romsdalsgondolen, a mountain cable car, to Nesaksla Mountain. This cable car offers 360-degree views as it climbs to 708 meters (about 2322 feet) above sea level

• Take in Haugesund’s spectacular scenery from a kayak as you paddle along the Haugesund coast, exploring small reefs and rocky islands

• For the best panoramic views of Alesund, climb the 418 steps to the top of Mount Aksla. The viewpoint offers breathtaking vistas of the town, surrounding islands, and fjords

• Walk the Royal Mile up to Edinburgh Castle

• Br iksdal Glacier — just a short drive from Olden, Norway — is one of the most accessible and famous glaciers in the country

PORTS OF CALL: Lisbon, Portugal; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; Vigo, Spain; Gijon, Spain; Getxo (Bilbao), Spain (overnight); Bordeaux, France (overnight)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: May 26; Aug 26 , 2026

PORTS OF CALL: Bordeaux, France; La Pallice (La Rochelle), France; Saint-Malo, France; Guernsey, France; Cherbourg, France; Rouen (Paris), France (overnight)

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Jun 3; Aug 19 *, 2026

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Day 2 - Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Day 3 - Lerwick, Shetland Islands, UK; Day 4 – Alesund, Norway; Day 5 – Andalsnes, Norway; Day 6 – Trondheim, Norway; Day 7 - Sistrada Liggekai (Frøya), Norway; Day 8 – Olden, Norway; Day 9 – Haugesund, Norway; Day 10 - At Sea; Day 11 - Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride May 22, 2026 Star Legend: Jul 22*, 2026

LANDS OF THE VIKINGS

BERGEN TO REYKJAVIK | 9 NIGHTS

See the best of Norway’s dramatic and beautiful fjords and fjord towns, the rough-hewn natural beauty of Scotland’s Northern Isles, and Iceland’s geothermal wonders from geysers to blue lagoons.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Lerwick, visit the Shetland Museum, a small museum featuring over 5000 years’ worth of culture, covering everything from the area’s geology to local mythology

• Se e St. Magnus Cathedral, Earl’s and Bishop’s Palaces and sip Scotland’s most northerly whisky in Kirkwall

• Cr uise Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, past tumbling waterfalls and abandoned mountain farms

• Admire the Art Nouveau architecture of Alesund

NORWAY’S SOUTHERN SPLENDORS

EDINBURGH TO BERGEN | 7 NIGHTS

Uncover Southern Norway’s hidden coastal beauty and discover intricate Viking carvings, decadent salmon and shellfish dishes, misty fjord waterfalls, and brightly hued fishing villages on a remarkable 8-night journey.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• In Arendal, board the new glass elevator for spectacular views of the city center and the surrounding areas of Hisøy, Tromøy, and Galtesund fjord

• Take advantage of your overnight in Bergen with extra time to explore all this town has to offer. Walk through Bryggen District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• Step out on the deck as you cruise by Sognefjord, nicknamed the “King of Fjords” — the longest and deepest in Norway

• In Rosendal visit the spectacular Folgefonna National Park, featuring glaciers, waterfalls, and numerous hiking trails

NORWEGIAN FJORDS & DANISH DELIGHTS

COPENHAGEN TO BERGEN | 8 NIGHTS

Soak up the unfathomable beauty of Norwegian fjords, and sample Danish classics from picturesque canals and bridges to modern architecture and Tivoli. You may find it challenging to decide which view is better – looking toward the quaint villages on shore as you cruise deep blue fjords or viewing the fjords from the winding alleyways and Old Towns on land. Fortunately, you won’t have to choose. Enjoy the scenery from all sides as you ride the Loen Skylift to the top of Mt. Hoven, a funicular up Mt. Floyen, a “troll car” to the bottom of Briksdal Glacier, and the mountain-climbing Flam Railway, one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world. But don’t overlook all the other irresistible sights beyond the scenery. There are charming Old Towns to explore in Arendal and Aalborg with 15 th-century half-timbered houses and a gigantic wooden Town Hall. Historic wharves in Copenhagen and Bergen as full of color and character as any you’ll find in a Hans Christian Andersen storybook. And a multitude of other attractions from palaces and stone circles to worldfamous Tivoli Gardens.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Spend time in Copenhagen, home of the Little Mermaid, T ivoli Gardens, and the Stroget, one of Europe’s longest pedestrian streets

• Ride the famous Flam railway

• Visit an important piece of Aalborg’s history. The Limfjord was a Viking motorway, providing direct access to the Atlantic Ocean. Here you’ll find a Viking burial group and a small museum taking you through the Viking era in Aalborg

• In A rendal, visit The Glass Lift for spectacular views of the city center and the surrounding areas of Hisøy and Tromøy

• Walk through Bergen’s Bryggen District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

PORTS OF CALL: Bergen, Norway; Olden, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Molde, Norway; Geiranger/Scenic Cruising Geirangerfjord, Norway; Lerwick, Shetland Islands, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Reykjavik, Iceland

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Pride: Jun 28, 2025

PORTS OF CALL: Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Egersund, Norway; Rosendal, Norway; Skjolden, Norway; Scenic Cruising Sognefjord, Norway; Olden, Norway; Bergen, Norway (overnight)

DEPARTURE DATE: Star Legend: Jun 20, 2026

ITINERARY: Day 1 – Copenhagen, Denmark; Day 2 – Aalborg, Denmark; Day 3 – Arendal, Norway; Day 4 – Stavanger, Norway; Day 5 – Flam, Norway; Day 6– Olden, Norway; Day 7 – Andalsnes, Norway; Days 8/9 – Bergen, Norway

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride Jun 3, 20*, 2025

SEVEN GEMS OF THE BALTIC

COPENHAGEN TO HELSINKI, (or reverse ) | 8 NIGHTS

Join Windstar on an unforgettable Baltic cruise across seven countries, exploring the well-preserved medieval streets of Tallinn, Estonia, the modern vibrancy of Helsinki, Finland, and beyond. Enjoy an overnight in Stockholm, Sweden, where you’ll experience the world’s oldest open-air museum and savor the local fare, like kroppkakor (hearty potato dumplings) or kålpudding (cabbage pudding). Discover the medieval charm and stunning architecture of Riga, Latvia and Gdansk, Poland by strolling through their historic Old Towns. Navigate the unspoiled Curonian Spit by kurenkahn, a traditional flat-bottom boat or kayak along the scenic coastline of Bornholm, Denmark, exploring the tranquil bays. Each destination is carefully curated to offer a blend of historical insights, natural beauty, and modern Scandinavian living.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Take a stroll in the pedestrian-only Old Town in Riga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• Visit Kauppatori (Market Square) in Helsinki, Finland. This bustling market is perfect for sampling Finnish delicacies, buying local crafts, and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. Don’t miss trying the fresh fish and seasonal berries

• Walk the pedestrian streets of medieval Tallinn surrounded by hundreds of years of history

• Stop in Gdansk’s Old Town to shop for amber, the prized souvenir of the Baltic Sea

• Cr uise the stunning Stockholm Archipelago, where you’ll pass small islets dotted with homes

• In B ornholm, visit the Hammershus Castle Ruins, the largest medieval castle ruins in Northern Europe

TULIP SEASON IN HOLLAND & BELGIUM

AMSTERDAM TO LONDON OR AMSTERDAM | 7 N IGHTS

Visit Holland at the height of tulip season on this Northern Europe cruise, when the country’s fields explode in vibrant swaths of every imaginable color. Wander through the enchanting Keukenhof Gardens, home to millions of blooms. Then, set off on a coastal voyage to small countryside cities and a few new-to-Windstar destinations. Explore the quaint streets of Harlingen — a small-ship exclusive — and wander along its old canals, merchant houses, and charming little alleys. Rotterdam offers a mix of modernity and history, with its bustling seaport and the timeless beauty of The Hague. Enjoy an overnight in Antwerp, whose exclusive seaport accepts only one ship per day, and explore the city’s rich artistic heritage — and the world’s largest Diamond District. From the culinary delights of Bruges to the architectural wonders of Ghent, each call is a chapter in a story of discovery and delight.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Overnight in Amsterdam with plenty of time to explore the local museums, picnic in Vondelpark, and stroll the canal in the evening

• Late night port stays in Bruges and Rotterdam ensure you’ll be able to see everything on your list before returning to your yacht

• No stop in Antwerp is complete without a visit to AntwerpenCentraal train station – an architectural gem with a spectacular great hall and ornate details at every turn

• From Rotterdam, visit Delft, famous for its blue pottery, or The Hague and the castle where the Dutch parliament meets

• In Harlingen, a small-ship exclusive port, learn about the “fight against water” at UNESCO World Heritage site Woudagemaal. This is the world’s largest steam-powered pumping station and pumps 1 million gallons per minute

ITINERARY: Day 1 - Copenhagen, Denmark; Day 2 - Gudhjem/ Bornholm, Denmark; Day 3 - Gdansk, Poland; Day 4 - Klaipeda, Lithuania; Day 5 - Riga, Latvia; Days 6/7 - Stockholm, Sweden (overnight); Day 8 - Tallinn, Estonia; Day 9 - Helsinki, Finland

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Legend: Jul 6, 14 2026

• Antwerp is your gateway to Ghent, one of Belgium’s oldest cities and the historic capital of Flanders. Ghent is best known for its famous medieval monasteries and gothic-style cathedrals

ITINERARY: Days 1/2 - Amsterdam, Netherlands (overnight); Day 3 - Harlingen, Netherlands; Day 4 - Rotterdam, Netherlands; Day 5 - Bruges / Zeebrugge, Belgium; Days 6/7 - Antwerp, Belgium (overnight); Day 8 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

DEPARTURE DATES: Star Pride Apr 21, 28*; May 5*, 2026

BACK-TO-BACK CRUISES WITH FREE LAUNDRY SERVICE

ITINERARY DEPARTURE DATES PORTS OF CALL

Summer Solstice of the North Sea Dublin to Reykjavik

26 Nights

Atlantic Europe: Northern Spain, Western France & British Isles L isbon to Edinburgh 25 Nights

French Elegance and Spanish Flair

Paris to Barcelona, or reverse 23 Nights

Culinary Capitals of Spain & France Amsterdam to Barcelona 21 Nights

North Atlantic Explorer Reykjavik to Montreal 21 Nights

Kilts, Celts & Crepes Edinburgh to Bordeaux 19 Nights

Memoirs of France & Iberia

Barcelona to Dublin, or reverse

19 * or 20 Nights

Latitudes of Summer Light

Dublin to Reykjavik

19 Nights

Endless Days of the North Sea and Iceland

Edinburgh to Reykjavik

18 Nights

Irish Cliffs, Scottish Castles & Norwegian Fjords Dublin to Copenhagen, or reverse 18 Nights

Star Pride: Jun 17, 2026 Dublin, Ireland; Douglas (Isle of Man), UK; Portrush, N. Ireland, UK; Tobermory, Scotland, UK; Portree, Scotland, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Invergordon, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Lerwick, Shetland Islands, UK; Skjolden, Norway; Scenic Cruising Sognefjord, Norway; Maloy, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Molde, Norway; Torshavn, Faroe Islands; Reykjavik, Iceland; Heimaey Island, Iceland; Seydisfjordur, Iceland (overnight); Akureyri, Iceland; Isafjordur, Iceland; Grundarfjordur, Iceland

Star Legend: May 26, 2026 Lisbon, Portugal; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; Vigo, Spain; Gijon, Spain; Getxo (Bilbao), Spain (overnight); Bordeaux, France (overnight); La Pallice (La Rochelle), France; Saint-Malo, France; Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK; Cherbourg, France; Rouen (Paris), France (overnight); Portland, England, UK; Isles of Scilly, UK; Swansee, Wales, UK; Dublin, Ireland; Fort William, Scotland, UK; Stornoway, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

Star Legend: May 18 Aug 19, 2026 Rouen (Paris), France (overnight); Cherbourg, France; Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK; Saint-Malo, France; La Pallice (La Rochelle), France; Bordeaux, France (overnight); Bilbao, Spain (overnight); Gijon, Spain; Vigo, Spain; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; Lisbon, Portugal (overnight); Seville, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Star Legend: Aug 14, 2025 Amsterdam, Netherlands; Bruges, Belgium (overnight); Rouen (Paris), France (2 overnights); Honfleur, France; Saint-Malo, France; Lorient, France; Bordeaux, France (2 overnights); Getxo (Bilbao), Spain; El Ferrol, Spain; Vigo, Spain; Cádiz, Spain; Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Málaga, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Star Pride: Aug 25, 2025 Reykjavik, Iceland; Heimaey Island, Iceland; Seydisfjordur, Iceland (overnight); Akureyri, Iceland; Isafjordur, Iceland; Grundarfjordur, Iceland; Scenic Cruising Prince Christian Sound, Greenland; Qaqortoq, Greenland; Narsaq, Greenland; Nanortalik, Greenland; Scenic Cruising Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland; St. Anthony, Newfoundland, Canada; Bonne Bay, Newfoundland, Canada; Havre-St. Pierre, Quebec, Canada; Quebec City, Quebec, Canada; Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Star Legend: Aug 5, 2025 Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Ullapool, Scotland, UK; Oban, Scotland, UK; Belfast, N. Ireland, UK; Dun Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland; Isles of Scilly, UK; Amsterdam, Netherlands (overnight); Zeebrugge (Bruges), Belgium (overnight); Rouen (Paris), France (2 overnights); Honfleur, France; Saint-Malo, France; Lorient, France; Bordeaux, France (overnight)

Star Legend: May 13, 2025 Barcelona, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain (overnight); Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory; Cádiz, Spain (overnight); Casablanca, Morocco; Lisbon, Portugal; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; El Ferrol, Spain; Bordeaux, France (overnight); Belle-Ile (Le Palais), France; Saint-Malo, France; Dun Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland

Star Pride: Jun 17, 2026 Dublin, Ireland; Douglas (Isle of Man), UK; Portrush, N. Ireland, UK; Tobermory, Scotland, UK; Portree, Scotland, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Invergordon, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Lerwick, Shetland Islands, UK; Skjolden, Norway; Scenic Cruising Sognefjord, Norway; Maloy, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Molde, Norway; Torshavn, Faroe Islands; Reykjavik, Iceland

Star Pride: Jun 25, 2026 Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Lerwick, Shetland Islands, UK; Skjolden, Norway; Scenic Cruising Sognefjord, Norway; Maloy, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Molde, Norway; Torshavn, Faroe Islands; Reykjavik, Iceland; Heimaey Island, Iceland; Seydisfjordur, Iceland (overnight); Akureyri, Iceland; Isafjordur, Iceland; Grundarfjordur, Iceland

Star Legend: Jun 2; Jul 10 † 2025 Dun Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland; Douglas (Isle of Man), UK; Portrush, N. Ireland, UK; Tobermory, Scotland, UK; Portree, Scotland, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Invergordon, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Bergen, Norway (overnight); Geiranger, Norway; Scenic Cruising Geirangerfjord, Norway; Olden, Norway; Flam, Norway; Stavanger, Norway; Mandal, Norway; Aalborg, Denmark; Copenhagen, Denmark

ITINERARY

Legends of Scandinavia & the Baltic He lsinki to Edinburgh 18 Nights

North Sea Enchantments: United Kingdom & Norway Paris to Bergen, Norway 18 Nights

Northwest Europe in Sips & Bites

Lisbon to Edinburgh, or reverse 18 Nights

Scottish and Viking Adventure London or Copenhagen* to Dublin 18 Nights

French Nights and UK Delights B ordeaux to Edinburgh 17 Nights

Irish Stout to Bordeaux Wine: A Tour of Ireland & France Dublin to Bordeaux 17 Nights

Norwegian Fjords and German Gems via the Kiel Canal

Amsterdam to Bergen 17 Nights

Fjords & Fire

Bergen to Reykjavik

16 Nights

Iberian Charms & Splendors

Bordeaux to Barcelona, or reverse 16 Nights

Luck & Legend: Ireland and Scotland, UK

Edinburgh to Dublin, or reverse

16 Nights

Palates & Palettes of Northern Spain and France* Lisbon to Paris, or reverse 15 Nights

DEPARTURE DATES PORTS OF CALL

Star Legend: Jul 14, 2026 Helsinki, Finland; Tallin, Estonia; Stockholm, Sweden (overnight); Riga, Latvia; Ventspils, Latvia; Gdansk, Poland; Gudhjem/Bornholm, Denmark; Copenhagen, Denmark; Haugesund, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Andalsnes, Norway; Trondheim, Norway; Sistranda Liggekai (Froya), Norway; Scenic Cruising Sognefjord, Norway; Olden, Norway; Bergen, Norway; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

Star Legend: Jun 10, 2026 Rouen (Paris), France (overnight); Portland, UK; Isles of Scilly, UK; Swansee, Wales, UK; Dublin, Ireland; Belfast, N. Ireland, UK; Fort William, Scotland, UK; Stornoway, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Arendal, Norway; Ergesund, Norway; Rosendal, Norway; Skjolden, Norway; Olden, Norway; Bergen, Norway (overnight)

Star Legend: May 23, 2025 Lisbon, Portugal; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; El Ferrol, Spain; Bordeaux, France (overnight); Belle-Ile (Le Palais), France; St-Malo, France; Dun Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland; Douglas (Isle of Man), UK; Portrush, N. Ireland, UK; Tobermory, Scotland, UK; Portree, Scotland, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Invergordon, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

Star Pride: May 22, 2026

Star Legend: Jul 22*, 2026 London, UK; Egersund, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Andalsnes, Norway; Trondheim, Norway; Froya, Norway; Olden, Norway; Haugesund, Norway; Edinburgh, Scotland, UK; Invergordon, Scotland, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Portree, Scotland, UK; Tobermory, Scotland, UK; Portrush, N. Ireland, UK; Douglas (Isle of Man), UK; Dublin, Ireland

Star Legend: Jun 3, 2026 Bordeaux, France; La Pallice (La Rochelle), France; Saint-Malo, France; Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK; Cherbourg, France; Rouen (Paris), France (overnight); Portland, England, UK; Isles of Scilly, UK; Swansee, Wales, UK; Dublin, Ireland; Belfast, N. Ireland, UK; Fort William, Scotland, UK; Stornoway, Scotland, UK; Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

Star Legend: Aug 9, 2026 Dublin, Ireland; Belfast, N. Ireland, UK; Londonderry, N. Ireland, UK; Killybegs, Ireland; Galway, Ireland; Dingle, Ireland; Cork, Ireland; Waterford (Dunmore East), Ireland; Scilly Isles, UK; Rouen (Paris), France (overnight); Hornfleur, France; Saint-Malo, France; Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK; Lorient, France; Bordeaux, France (overnight)

Star Pride: May 25, 2025 Amsterdam, Netherlands; Harlingen, Netherlands (overnight); Heligoland, Germany; Hamburg, Germany (overnight); Transit Kiel Canal, Germany; Travemunde (Lubeck), Germany; Wismar (Berlin), Germany; Binz, Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark; Aalborg, Denmark; Arendal, Norway; Stavanger, Norway; Flam, Norway; Olden, Norway; Andalsnes, Norway; Bergen, Norway (overnight)

Star Pride: Jun 28, 2025 Bergen, Norway; Olden, Norway; Alesund, Norway; Molde, Norway; Geiranger, Norway; Scenic Cruising Sognefjord, Norway; Lerwick, Shetland Islands, UK; Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK; Reykjavik, Iceland; Heimaey Island, Iceland; Seydisfjordur, Iceland (overnight); Akureryi, Iceland; Isafjordur, Iceland; Grundarfjordur, Iceland

Star Legend: May 18 ; Aug 26, 2026 Bordeaux, France (overnight); Bilbao, Spain (overnight); Gijon, Spain; Vigo, Spain; Leixoes (Porto), Portugal; Lisbon, Portugal (overnight); Seville, Spain (overnight); Tangier, Morocco; Málaga, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Barcelona, Spain

Star Pride: Jun 1, 9 , 2026

Star Legend: Aug 1, 2026 Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK; Invergordon, Scotland, UK ; Portree, Scotland, UK ; Tobermory, Scotland, UK; Portrush, N. Ireland, UK; Douglas (Isle of Man), UK; Dublin, Ireland; Belfast, N. Ireland, UK; Londonderry, N. Ireland, UK; Killybegs, Ireland; Galway, Ireland; Dingle, Ireland; Cork, Ireland; Dunmore East (Waterford), Ireland

Star Legend: May 26; Aug 19 2026 Lisbon, Portugal, Leixos (Porto), Portugal; Vigo, Spain; Gijon, Spain; Getxo (Bilbao), Spain (overnight); Bordeaux, France (overnight); La Pallice (La Rochelle), France; Saint-Malo, France; Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK; Cherbourg, France; Rouen (Paris), France (overnight)

TIME HANGS SUSPENDED like the moon. Pleasures linger like fine wine on the palate rather than being rushed along by the turbulence of daily life. You’ve never had days like this — free of obligation and with no ruler for success other than meeting your pillow with a smile. You’ve never seen stars like this — pushing back the abyss of space with impossible brightness. Progress is measured in intimate conversations, sunrises and sunsets, visits to the Bridge, a massage in the spa. There are magical ports on the horizon, yes, but your desire for haste has somehow dissolved away in a sea of serenity.

TRANSOCEANIC

VOYAGES

OCEAN CROSSINGS

VOYAGES TRANSOCEANIC

A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO REJUVENATE

Reconnect and recharge as you experience the sublime pleasures of an ocean crossing. Bow points to an invisible shore. Stern traces a froth-edged line across the sea. Keep an eye out for birds and marine life or lose yourself in that book you’ve never had time to read. Out here on the streamlined classic sailing and all-suite yachts of Windstar, you have all the time in the world to relax and restore.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

• Relax in large, comfortable, well-appointed ocean view staterooms and suites

• M ake new friends over coffee in the Yacht Club Café where you’ll find books, cards, games and more

• Drop by the Open Bridge for an impromptu navigation lesson with the Captain

• Treat yourself to a wellness vacation with plant-based cuisine, complimentary group fitness, Pilates, and meditation classes, and spa amenities

TRANSPACIFIC VOYAGES

PAPEETE, TAHITI TO PUERTO CALDERA, COSTA RICA

(or reverse ) | 14 NIGHTS

Star Breeze : Jan 2; Feb 2 , 2025

• Indulge without feeling guilty with complimentary breakfast in bed and a full day at Worldspa by Windstar

• J oin our Guest Speaker to learn about various topics

• G et hands-on with art, crafts, and other fun workshops

• Unplug to connect with your fellow travelers and engage with your companions

TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGES

SEWARD, ALASKA TO TOKYO, JAPAN | 13 NIGHTS

Star Seeker : Sep 2, 2026

PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO TO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON | 8 NIGHTS

Star Seeker : Apr 28, 2026

LISBON, PORTUGAL TO BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS, (or reverse ) 14* or 15 NIGHTS

Wind Star : Mar 26 , 2025

Wind Spirit : Feb 22 ; Nov 4*, 2025; Mar 28 , 2026

LISBON, PORTUGAL TO PHILIPSBURG, ST. MAARTEN 14 NIGHTS

Wind Surf : Nov 18, 2025

OCEAN CROSSING + PONTA DELGADA, AZORES

PHILIPSBURG, ST. MAARTEN TO LISBON, PORTUGAL 14 NIGHTS

Wind Surf : Mar 29, 2025; Apr 4, 2026

BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS TO SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, SPAIN 10 NIGHTS

Star Pride April 5, 2025

BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS TO AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS | 16 NIGHTS

Star Pride : Mar 22, 2026

STAR SEEKER MAIDEN VOYAGE MÁLAGA, SPAIN TO MIAMI, FLORIDA | 1 6 NIGHTS

Star Seeker : Dec 28, 2025

STAR BREEZE,

STAR LEGEND & STAR PRIDE

*Star Pride Owner’s Suites are slightly different layout with shower only.

ALL-SUITE YACHTS

Grand Owner’s Suites: 3 Bedroom Suites, 640/638/636 or 641/639/637: 1,374 square feet (128 square meters)

Can also be booked as 2 Bedroom Suites, 640/638 or 641/639: 1,097 square feet (102 square meters)

Owner’s Suites Midship, 640 and 641 (OW): 820 square feet (76 square meters), both with 3 rd berths

Owner’s Suites Forward, 600 and 601 (OW): 575 square feet (54 square meters)

Broadmoor Suite 500 (CS): 400 square feet (37 square meters)

Sea Island Suite 501 (CS): 400 square feet (37 square meters)

Deluxe Suites, 431, 531, 627 (DS): 468 square feet (43.5 square meters), all with 3 rd berths. Cabin 431 has two picture windows, excludes balcony

Star Balcony Suites (SBS, SBS1): 277 square feet (26 square meters)

Star Balcony Suites with 3 rd berths — 530, 532, 533, 626, 628, 629

Balcony Suites (BS, BS1): 277 square feet (26 square meters)

Balcony Suites with 3 rd berths — 506, 507, 524, 525

Star Ocean View Suites (SS1): 277 square feet (26 square meters)

Star Ocean View Suites with 3 rd berths — 430, 432, 433

Ocean View Suites (S, S1, S2, S3): 277 square feet (26 square meters)

Ocean View Suites with 3 rd berths — 412, 413, 414, 415, 502, 503, 602, 603

Star Porthole Suites (SP): 277 square feet (26 square meters)

Convertible Suites: 510-512, 511-513, 606-608, 607609 on Star Legend and Star Breeze; 426-428, 427-429, 526-528, 527529, 622-624, 623-625, 638-640, 639-641 on all

STAR SEEKER & STAR EXPLORER

TRIPLE PREMIER VERANDA SUITE

(224 GUESTS)

ALL-SUITE YACHTS

Horizon Owner’s Suites (OW): 796 square feet (74 square meters)

Star Suites (CS2): 490 square feet (45.5 square meters)

Classic Suites (CS): 463 square feet (43 square meters)

Deluxe Suites (DS): 388 square feet (36 square meters)

Vista Veranda Suites (VVB): 323 square feet (30 square meters)

Triple Premier Veranda Suites (VS3): 301 square feet (28 square meters)

Premier Veranda Suites (VS1, VS2, VSS): 280 square feet (26 square meters)

Vista Infinity Suites (IN2): 269 square feet (25 square meters) Infinity Suites (IN1, IN): 280 square feet (26 square meters)

Oceanview Suites (OV): 203 square feet (19 square meters)

Veranda Suites (VS): 280 square feet (26 square meters) Triple Infinity Suites (IN3): 301 square feet (28 square meters)

Convertible Suites: 714-716, 715-717

STATEROOMS & SUITES

Broadmoor and Sea Island

Suites: 495 square feet (46 square meters)

Owner’s Suite: 242 square feet (22.5 square meters), 1 bathroom

Suites: 376 square feet (35 square meters), 2 bathrooms

Staterooms: 188 square feet (18 square meters)

Staterooms with 3 rd Berths: 117–140; all suites

Staterooms with One Queen Size Bed Only (no twin option): 101, 102, 157, 202, 204, 269, 301-302, 303-304

WIND SURF undergoes a refresh in December 2024. The refresh brings the tight-knit connection of the Windstar community to the forefront through the redesign of public spaces and staterooms.

From a revamped lobby to a new pool and larger pool bar, new World Spa by Windstar to a redesigned lounge, this initiative also includes intricate details like new teak decks and décor for a timeless and welcoming experience.

WIND SPIRIT & WIND STAR

SMALL & INTIMATE

& SUITES

Owner’s Suite: 220 square feet (21 square meters) (Queen size bed only. No twin option.)

Staterooms: 188 square feet (18 square meters) (All staterooms except 101 and 102 have 3rd berths.)

Staterooms with Adjoining Private Doors:

Wind Spirit: 124/126, 129/131, 132/134, 133/135, 136/138

Wind Star 125/127, 128/130, 129/131, 132/134, 133/135, 136/138

GENERAL CRUISE TERMS & CONDITIONS

All itineraries, schedules, and ports are correct at time of publication but are subject to change without notice. “Windstar Cruises,” “Windstar,” “We,” and “Us” refer to Windstar Cruises Marshall Islands, LLC, a Limited Liability Company that owns and operates the cruise line known as Windstar Cruises. “You,” “passenger” and “guest” refer to persons travelling with Windstar and those in their care, such as minor children. Due to the small size and intimate nature of our yachts, Windstar Cruises is unable to accommodate children under eight (8) years of age. All Guests under 21 years of age must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or chaperone who is at least 21 years old. Parents, guardians, and chaperones are responsible for overseeing the onboard conduct of minors. Alcoholic beverages will not be served to guests under age 21.

For family groups booking multiple staterooms, the minimum age for at least one person in each stateroom is 18 years of age, provided they are traveling with a parent, guardian or chaperone.

Should you need to contact Windstar Cruises prior to cruising, use this address: Windstar Cruises, 8400 N.W. 36th Street, Suite 520, Miami, Florida 33166, U.S.A. or call 1-800-258-7245.

PASSAGE CONTRACT: All cruises are provided subject to the terms of the Windstar Cruises Passage Contract, found at http://bit.ly/2puTq7y and which contains important, comprehensive additional terms governing your cruise with us including among other things limits on claims and liability, resolution of claims, etc. For passengers who book cruises through a UK or EU travel advisor, a modified version of the passage contract will apply, referred to as the Conditions of Carriage, as provided by your travel advisor.

CRUISE ONLY FARES: Your fare includes ocean transportation, stateroom or suite accommodations, and all meals and entertainment on board the yacht. Not included, however, are items of a personal nature, such as alcoholic beverages, laundry, transfers prior to or after your cruise, or optional programs or activities. Shore excursions and airfare are available for an additional charge. All rates shown are per person based on double occupancy. Fares are published in U.S. dollars (USD). Note: Third-person rates are available upon request. For further information on fares, non-discountable amounts, government taxes & fees please see below.

SINGLES: Single occupancy of a stateroom is generally 175% of the published per person stateroom cruise fare (200% of the Owner’s Suite, Suites, and Bridge Suites per person cruise fares) and is subject to availability.

WINDSTAR FARE PRICE ASSURANCE POLICY: Guests who purchase a cruise on Windstar will be eligible for reimbursement upon request if the fare published by Windstar for their specific departure and cabin class is reduced after they have made a booking and deposit, and if the request is received by Windstar at least 90 days prior to sailing. The reimbursement will be provided in the form of a shipboard credit, upgrade, fare reduction, or a future cruise credit. Windstar will determine the form of reimbursement, and the amount of reimbursement will be the difference between the fare actually paid by the guest and the published fare on WindstarCruises.com the day the request is received. Guests who select reimbursement will be eligible for any complimentary inclusive features (e.g., hotels, air, tours) associated with the new fare and will forfeit any complimentary inclusive features associated with the original fare. All requests for reimbursement must be made directly to Windstar Cruises at 800-258-7245 (during regular reservations hours) at least 90 days prior to sailing. Windstar reserves the right to modify or terminate this policy at any time for bookings not yet made. Policy does not apply to certain promotions or guests outside of the U.S. or Canada.

RESERVATIONS AND PAYMENT: Windstar Cruises works with travel advisors worldwide to serve your needs. Reservations either made by or assigned to a travel advisor must be managed by the agency of record. While Windstar is unable to provide specific booking information on travel advisor bookings, we are happy to answer general questions. Alternatively, you may reserve your cruise

directly with us if you prefer. Since accommodations are limited by the number of staterooms or suites on each yacht, reservations should be made as early as possible. Payment for your Windstar cruise is to be made to the travel advisor with which you made your reservation, or to Windstar Cruises directly. Travel documents will be issued when full payment has been received by Windstar Cruises. Refunds for cancelled or unused services will be made, less any applicable cancellation fees and charges. If you have reserved your cruise with your travel advisor, please be aware that additional cancellation fees charged by the travel advisor may apply.

DEPOSIT AND FINAL PAYMENT REQUIREMENTS: Immediate deposit of 15% of cruise fare, hotel, and non-discountable amounts is required within 3 days of booking to secure a reservation. Final payment is due prior to 90 days before departure date.

Your documents are usually received approximately 30 days prior to departure. Travel documents, however, are only issued after final payment has been received by Windstar and complete personal folio information has been provided to complete your reservation. Send all payments to Windstar Cruises, 8400 N.W. 36th Street, Suite 520, Miami, Florida 33166 U.S.A. Payments can be processed through the Guest Services Department 1-800-258-7245. Checks can be processed through our Corporate office and should include your confirmation number in the memo line of the check. Windstar Cruises, 8400 N.W. 36th Street, Suite 520, Miami, Florida 33166 U.S.A. All charges are in USD. Windstar is not liable for any currency exchange rate or foreign exchange fee imposed by the account holders’ bank or credit card company. Payment of the cruise deposit and Travel Protection Plan (if applicable) constitutes acceptance of the Terms & Conditions and Passage Contract.

LATE BOOKING POLICY: On bookings within 45 days of departure, Windstar Cruises requires final payment before we can initiate the process of requesting hotel and/or air space. We are unable to make air or hotel requests on bookings within 14 days of departure or transfer requests on bookings within 5 days of departure. Additionally, Windstar Cruises will advise you of the status of the booking request within five (5) business days of receipt of final payment. If your request is confirmed, electronic tickets will be sent via email. If we are unable to confirm your late booking all monies paid to Windstar will be refunded in full. Changes or additions to the cruise package (e.g. transfers, special services, gifts, or onboard packages) cannot be made within seven (7) days of departure and should be requested once you are on board the yacht.

CANCELLATION POLICY: Each booking cancelled before 120 days prior to travel will be subject to a $50 per person cancellation fee. A full refund (except for the amounts paid for air, a Cancellation Protection Plan, and the $50 per person fee) will be made for confirmed cancellations received by Windstar Cruises at least 121 days prior to the date on which you are to commence travel by any mode of transportation booked through Windstar Cruises (sea or land air travel is non-refundable once purchased). Guests who cancel after that date for any reason, including medical or family reasons, are subject to the following cancellation schedule:

120-90 days before commencing travel — 15% of gross fare (deposit)

89-60 days before commencing travel — 35% of gross fare

59-30 days before commencing travel — 50% of gross fare

29-0 days before commencing travel — 100% of gross fare

Windstar can only be responsible for refunding amounts actually received by Windstar Cruises. Travel agencies may impose their own cancellation fees. Agency fees of any nature are a matter to be resolved solely by the agency and guests. Windstar Cruises contracts are non-transferable. Name changes and departure date changes are considered reservation cancellations/re-bookings and are subject to cancellation fees. Changes require the prior approval of Windstar and may not always be possible. Guests who purchased the Travel Protection Plan must submit a claim through Travel Protection Provider/Insurer to receive a refund or credit of cancellation fees as determined by the insurer.

If you or Windstar cancels a tour or shore excursion more than 5 business days prior to your cruise departure date, you will be issued a credit on the credit card you used to pay for your shore excursion reservation. For any cancellations less than 5 days before departure but before the cancellation deadline you will receive an onboard credit where your refund will show up as a credit to your shipboard account. If the credit is not fully utilized during your cruise, the balance will be credited back to your credit card by the yacht’s purser.

When you embark on your cruise you will be given a shore excursion booklet and shore excursion booking form. The booking form has a cancellation deadline listed for the shore excursions for each port. If you cancel your tour reservation after the booking deadline stated in the Booking Form, a 100% cancellation fee will apply, since transportation and services will have already been arranged.

REFUND POLICY AND INSTRUCTIONS: If Windstar Cruises delays your cruise for more than 3 calendar days or cancels your cruise, and you choose not to travel on the delayed cruise or do not accept an alternative cruise, you are entitled to a refund of cruise fare and charges for accommodations, services and facilities (including port fees, taxes and other ancillary fees paid to Windstar Cruises) for the delayed or cancelled cruise. If you booked your cruise directly with Windstar Cruises, to claim a refund please submit a copy of the booking confirmation, proof of payment, and a copy of the delay or cancellation notice by email to info@windstarcruises.com within 90 days of the original embarkation date of your delayed or cancelled cruise. You may also contact us at 800-258-7245 (Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Eastern Time); 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (Eastern Time) on Saturday; Sunday 10am - 6:30pm (Eastern Time)). If you booked through a travel advisor, please contact your advisor for assistance. We will review the refund request and respond by email within 30 days of the date you or your travel advisor submits your claim. If you are entitled to a refund, Windstar Cruises reserves the right to offer you future cruise credits as an alternative to a refund, but you are free to request a cash refund instead.

ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS: “Yacht” or “Ship” refers to the vessel that will provide the ocean transportation portion of the cruise. “Cruise” refers to the specific cruise purchased by you, and shall include periods during which you are embarking or disembarking the Yacht or are on shore while the Yacht is in port. “Initial Departure” means the time at which you first begin transit by any means of transport booked by us (including air transportation) for the purpose of taking the Cruise. “Windstar Air Package” refers to air transportation booked for you by Windstar Cruises to enable you to travel to and from your Cruise. “Windstar Land Package” includes any shore activity before or after the Cruise or ashore during the Cruise arranged for you by us in connection with your Cruise.

PROHIBITED ITEMS; DRUG & ALCOHOL RESTRICTIONS; BAGGAGE: The following are strictly prohibited on the Ship and during all aspects of the Cruise, Windstar Land Package, and shore excursions: radioactive materials, recreational and medicinal marijuana and other controlled substances under USA law (see United States DEA Drug Schedules at dea.gov/drug-information/ drug-scheduling) or any under any foreign jurisdiction the Ship enters (except lawfully obtained and transported prescription drugs other than marijuana), firearms, ammunition, weapons, fireworks, aerial drones, illicit or hazardous materials, hand irons, water heaters, and candles. Passengers are allowed to bring aboard two (2) bottles of wine or champagne (750ml) per cabin for their enjoyment onboard for a 7-day Cruise or three (3) bottles for an 8-day (or longer) Cruise. Passengers may consume these permitted outside beverages in public areas on the Ship, but a small corkage fee (approximately US$15 + 15% gratuity) will be applied to the passenger’s onboard account. All additional outside alcohol (meaning wine, beer, and/or hard alcohol) including alcohol purchased at ports of call along the Cruise route, will be kept by the Ship’s purser and delivered to the passenger’s cabin the last evening of the Cruise. We will carry as baggage only your personal effects consisting of wearing apparel, toilet articles, and similar items for your wearing, comfort, or convenience during the Cruise and not belonging to or intended for use by any other person or for sale. For loading and unloading the Ship and other means of transportation, all baggage must be tendered for carriage in securely constructed and locked

suitcases or trunks. All baggage must be able to be safely stowed in your cabin on the Ship. The only animals permitted to accompany you are service dogs trained to do work or perform tasks for passengers with disabilities; you are responsible for complying with governmental health, documentation, and other requirements as to recognized service dogs.

We do not accept to carry as baggage or assume any liability for any loss of or damage to or delay of trade goods, household goods or furniture, perishable items, medicine, liquor, cash, credit or debit cards, jewelry, gems, gold, silver, precious metals, art, collectibles or similar valuables, securities, financial instruments, records, or other valuable or business documents, computers, cellular telephones, cameras, hearing aids, electric wheelchairs, scooters, or other video or electronic equipment, binoculars, film, videotape, computer disks, audio disks, tapes, DVDs or CDs, or other articles specified in 46 U.S. Code Section 30503. These items should not be left unattended about the Ship or your cabin, nor should they be left unattended on other vessels, railcars, taxis, or other vehicles or in hotels, nor placed in luggage other than a bag that you carry with you. In addition, we do not assume any liability for any loss of or damage to carry-on baggage on the Ship or on the other means of transportation or in hotels. The Ship and certain hotels may be equipped with cabin or room safes or safe-deposit boxes in the Ship’s or hotel’s front office; using these facilities will not, however, increase our liability as provided in the Passage Contract.

NON-WINDSTAR CRUISES SERVICES; ITINERARY CHANGES: These include non-Windstar Cruises Services such as airlines and other off-ship transportation carriers, shore excursions (other than the limited number of shore excursions operated by Windstar), and accommodations. Non-Windstar Cruises Services are solely at your risk and subject to the terms or arrangements made by you. Windstar Cruises assumes no responsibility with respect to these non-Windstar Cruises Services including delay, injury, death, or damage to property. Situations may arise that, in the opinion of Windstar Cruises, make it necessary for Windstar Cruises to cancel, advance, or postpone a scheduled departure, change itineraries, or make substitutions involving ports of call, other travel components, vessels, or other modes of transportation. These situations may include, by way of example, concerns regarding weather conditions, issues involving safety matters, alternative business arrangements, or charters resulting in the decision to withdraw a Cruise from public sale, or requirements of governmental authorities. If this should occur, Windstar Cruises does not assume responsibility or liability for any losses, inconvenience, or expenses incurred by guests as a result. Please see the Windstar Cruises Passage Contract for further details.

PUBLIC HEALTH, PRACTICES & PROCEDURES RELATED TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASES, UNDERSTANDING & KNOWING ACCEPTANCE OF RISKS OF TRAVEL:

(a) Communicable Disease Policies and Procedures, including those related to COVID-19. Passenger understands that Windstar Cruises’ communicable disease policies and procedures, including those related to COVID-19 may include (but are not limited to): (1) providing an accurate, truthful and complete health questionnaire in a form and containing any and all health or travel-related questions as required by Windstar Cruises in its sole discretion, for each Passenger prior to boarding; (2) pre-embarkation and/or periodic testing for COVID-19 or other communicable diseases ; (3) modified capacity rules for activities, which may limit or eliminate the ability of Passenger to participate in particular activities; (4) mandatory use by each Passenger of face coverings in most locations outside of the Passenger’s cabin while onboard, during embarkation, disembarkation and shore excursions; (5) mandatory social distancing of Passengers at any/all times while onboard and during embarkation, disembarkation, and shore excursions; (6) additional restrictions during shore excursions depending on local conditions, including but not limited to denial of disembarkation at destinations unless participating in only Windstar Cruisesapproved shore excursions; (7) recommended hand sanitizing by Passenger upon entry or exit of any public areas; (8) isolation and/or quarantine of Passengers to cabins, or emergency disembarkation of Passenger if, in Windstar Cruises’ sole discretion, such steps are necessary to prevent or slow the spread of any

GENERAL CRUISE TERMS & CONDITIONS

communicable disease, including COVID-19; (9) the required completion by Passenger at the time of engagement with onboard medical staff of any written authorizations or consent forms required for Windstar Cruises to carry out its communicable disease policies and procedures (including but not limited to medical information, medical privacy, or personal data privacy consent forms), and; (10) other policies and procedures deemed by Windstar Cruises in its sole discretion to be necessary to reduce the risk of spread of communicable diseases, including COVID-19.

(b) Compliance with Communicable Diseases Policies and Procedures is Required. Notwithstanding any other provision contained herein or in Windstar Cruises’ refund policies and procedures, any noncompliance by Passenger or members of Passenger’s travelling party with Windstar Cruises’ communicable disease policies and procedures or this Contract shall be grounds for refusal to board, refusal to re-board after going ashore, quarantining and/or isolating onboard the Vessel, disembarkation, reporting to governmental or health authorities, or other steps deemed necessary in Windstar Cruises’ sole discretion under the circumstances to protect the health and well-being of others. Under these circumstances, Passenger shall not be entitled to a refund or compensation of any kind. Passenger will be responsible for all related costs and fines, including without limitation travel expenses and for proper travel documentation for any port, or for departure from or arrival to Passenger’s country of residence. Under no circumstances shall Windstar Cruises have any other liability for any compensation or other damages or expenses whatsoever incurred by any Passenger as a result of such denial of boarding, refusal to re-board, quarantine, disembarkation, or other steps taken by Windstar Cruises.

(c) Passenger Health Screening Pre-Cruise. Passenger agrees that Windstar Cruises may conduct pre-embarkation screening for communicable illness, including COVID-19. Passengers should refer to Windstar Cruises’ website for standards and updates on pre-embarkation screening protocols. If Windstar Cruises determines in its sole discretion that Passenger is unfit to board because of any communicable illness, including COVID-19, Windstar Cruises may deny boarding to such Passenger.

(d) Passenger Testing Positive for COVID-19 During Cruise. Passenger understands and agrees that if, after boarding, and even if Passenger has fully complied with all COVID-19 policies and procedures, Passenger tests positive for COVID-19 or exhibits signs or symptoms of COVID-19, Windstar Cruises may disembark, refuse re-boarding, or quarantine and/or isolate Passenger as well as members of Passenger’s travelling party, or take other steps which Windstar Cruises determines, in its sole discretion, are necessary under the circumstances to protect the health and well-being of others. Under no circumstances shall Windstar Cruises be liable to any such Passenger for any costs, damages or expenses whatsoever incurred by any Passenger.

FITNESS TO TRAVEL; SPECIAL MEDICAL CARE:

(a) Consultation with Personal Physician. Passengers are encouraged to discuss the advisability of travel with their personal physicians and to review the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) website for updated information. The CDC has identified elderly persons and persons with certain chronic medical conditions as being at increased risk of life threatening complications from being infected with COVID-19. PASSENGER ACKNOWLEDGES, UNDERSTANDS AND ACCEPTS THAT DURING TRAVEL TO AND FROM THE SHIP, WHILE ABOARD THE SHIP, OR DURING ACTIVITIES ASHORE, PASSENGER OR OTHER PASSENGERS MAY BE EXPOSED TO COMMUNICABLE ILLNESSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO COVID-19 AND ITS VARIANTS, INFLUENZA, COLDS, NOROVIRUS, AND POTENTIALLY DISEASES NOT YET KNOWN. PASSENGER FURTHER UNDERSTANDS AND ACCEPTS THAT THE RISK OF EXPOSURE TO COMMUNICABLE ILLNESSES AND OTHER DISEASES IS INHERENT IN MOST ACTIVITIES WHERE PEOPLE INTERACT OR SHARE COMMON FACILITIES INCLUDE PERSON TO PERSON CONTACT, IS BEYOND WINDSTAR CRUISES’ CONTROL, AND CANNOT BE

ELIMINATED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. PASSENGER KNOWINGLY AND VOLUNTARILY ACCEPTS THESE RISKS AS PART OF THIS TICKET CONTRACT, INCLUDING THE RISK OF SERIOUS ILLNESS OR DEATH ARISING FROM SUCH EXPOSURES, AND/OR ALL RELATED DAMAGES, LOSS, COSTS AND EXPENSES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER.

(b) Availability of Medical Care, including Medical Evacuation, and Passenger’s Warranty of Fitness to Travel. Passenger acknowledges that due to the nature of travel by sea and the ports visited, the availability of medical care onboard the Ship and in ports of call may be limited or delayed and medical evacuation may not be possible from the Ship while at sea or from every location to which the Ship sails. Passenger further understands that there may be circumstances beyond Windstar Cruises’ control, which may prevent or delay a medical evacuation or disembarkation. Passenger warrants that the Passenger, and those for whom the Passenger is responsible, are fit to travel at the time of embarkation.

(c) Medical Care and Personal Services. To the extent Passengers retain the services of medical personnel or independent contractors on or off the Ship, Passengers do so at their sole risk.

(d) Pregnancy. Passenger agrees not to present herself for boarding under any circumstances if, by the time the Passenger commences her travel with Windstar Cruises, she will have entered the 24th week of pregnancy.

(e) Special Needs. Any Passenger with mobility, communication or other impairments, or other special or medical needs that may require medical care or special accommodations during the cruise, including but not limited to the use of any service animal, should be reported to Windstar Cruises by the Passenger when a reservation is requested. Passenger agrees to accept responsibility and reimburse Windstar Cruises for any loss, damage or expense whatsoever related to the presence of any service dog brought on board the Vessel. Passengers with special needs are advised that certain international safety requirements, shipbuilding requirements, and/or applicable regulations may cause difficulty for mobility impaired persons or persons with severely impaired sight and/or hearing. Passengers requiring the use of a wheelchair must provide their own wheelchair (that must be of a size and type that can be accommodated on the Ship), which should be confirmed at the time of the reservation. Passenger acknowledges that standard cabins are not designed to be barrier free and wheelchair accessible.

(f) Limitation of Liability for Denial of Boarding / Repatriation for Passenger Noncompliance with this Contract. Windstar Cruises shall have the right to deny boarding for violations of any of the pre-cruise policies set forth in this Contract. If Windstar Cruises exercises its rights to deny boarding, Passenger shall have no claim against Windstar Cruises whatsoever, and Windstar Cruises shall have no liability for refund, compensation loss or damages of Passenger, including but not limited to any expenses incurred by Passenger for accommodations or repatriation.

FARES, NON-DISCOUNTABLE AMOUNTS, GOVERNMENT

TAXES & FEES: Cruises reserves the right not to honor any published prices that it determines were erroneous due to printing, electronic, or clerical error. Each Cruise fare includes a Non-Discountable Amount. That portion of the fare is both non-commissionable to travel professionals and not subject to reduction in the event of a percentage discount promotion, 2-for-1 promotion, or otherwise. If cost factors dictate the need for fare increases, Windstar Cruises may do so at any time prior to departure. Guests can cancel (without paying a cancellation fee) rather than accept a fare increase. Suggested onboard gratuities are extra.

Government Taxes & Fees, as used by us, include, without limitation, all government-imposed taxes and fees for the performance of the cruise and related purchases, such as port head taxes, VAT, air, and hotel taxes and similar fees and taxes assessed on the transaction. These amounts represent our best estimates of government taxes and fees related to this itinerary. They are based on estimates derived from actual fees and taxes paid in prior years or from estimates provided by port agents in the ports to be visited on the cruise. We do

not expect there to be any material difference between our estimates and the taxes and fees actually charged. Taxes & Fees are subject to change (but will not change after assessment due to currency fluctuations) and we reserve the right to collect any increases in effect at the time of sailing even if the fare has already been paid in full. No right of cancellation exists under these circumstances.

YACHTS OWNERSHIP AND REGISTRY: All Windstar Cruises Yachts are registered in the Bahamas and owned by Windstar Cruises Marshall Islands, LLC. Yacht ownership and registry are subject to change.

TRANSFERS/PRE- & POST-CRUISE SERVICES: Services for Windstar Cruises cruise-only guests (individuals who do not purchase air transportation or cruise extensions from Windstar Cruises) begin with embarkation at the noted time in your Cruise documents. Any transfers, meals, and dayroom accommodations required prior to this time are the responsibility of the guest. Please make a note of this, as many international flights arrive several hours prior to the scheduled embarkation time. Guests may purchase a transfer from local airport to yacht for day of cruising and from yacht to local airport for day of disembarkation directly through Windstar Cruises Guest Services. Guests flying on dates other than the date of (dis)embarkation must arrange their own transfers unless the reason for the different date is because of the purchase of a cruise extension from Windstar Cruises. Transfers for these guests will be available between airport, hotel, and pier, as appropriate, so long as the transfer dates coincide with the dates of the services purchased from Windstar Cruises.

SHIPBOARD ACCOUNT AND CURRENCY EXCHANGE: Our cashless experience is designed to make your life on board as simple as possible. On embarkation day, you will need to register your credit card (Visa®, Discover®, MasterCard®, or American Express®) in order to use your onboard account for shipboard purchases. We do not accept debit cards or prepaid cards. Your card will be pre-authorized at the start of the cruise for $1. You may make purchases by simply showing your guest identification card and signing a receipt. At the end of your Cruise, you will receive a final statement, and your card will be charged only for the actual amount of your purchases. Please inform your credit card issuer in advance that your card will be used on a Windstar Yacht. This will help prevent delays in obtaining pre-authorization on board. Products and services on board are in USD. Windstar is not liable for any foreign exchange fees imposed by your card issuer.

WINDSTAR AIR PACKAGE ARRANGEMENTS BY WINDSTAR CRUISES

MARSHALL ISLANDS, LLC: If you are purchasing a Windstar Air Package, we will arrange for air transportation to the departure point of your Cruise and return air transportation from the termination point of your Cruise to the home city from which you departed. Due to the special fares and capacity controls we have with airlines, we retain the right to select carriers and determine routings. Some routings may involve travel to or from an airport other than in the city where the Ship embarks or disembarks. In those cases, motor coach transportation to and/or from the Ship will be provided. Flight schedules and/or availability may require overnight hotel accommodations either to join and/or to return from your Cruise. Due to airline schedules (and occasionally, lack of flight availability), travel between many major cities and your Cruise may require one (1) or more hotel overnights en route. If necessary, the cost of this hotel accommodation is not included in the airfare and is your responsibility. Hotels will be selected by Windstar Cruises and might not be at the port. You are responsible for meals and items of a personal nature.

SCHEDULE CHANGES; AIR DELAYS: We reserve the right to alter air flights as required by airline schedule changes. If tickets have already been issued, we will adjust your itinerary or air carrier, accordingly. In that event, we may ask you to return your tickets. Should you choose to alter your airline schedule in any way once your tickets have been issued, airline charges which result will be your responsibility. If our assistance is requested in changing airline arrangements within sixty (60) days of departure, an additional administrative charge will be levied in addition to any charges imposed by airlines. If your flights are delayed, refer to our Setting Sail booklet for instructions.

SEAT ASSIGNMENTS; SPECIAL SERVICES; FARES; LOST TICKETS; BAGGAGE CHARGES; AIR TAXES AND FEES: We cannot make or confirm seat assignments, special meals, or other special services. Your travel agent may assist with these arrangements. If, however, airline fuel or other surcharges or additional governmental taxes or levies are imposed, we reserve the right to pass these through to you. Please keep your airline tickets in a safe place. Should they be lost, you will be responsible for their replacement. Each airline has its own baggage allowance policy. You are responsible for any excess baggage charges imposed by airlines. Air add-on costs quoted by Windstar Cruises will not include passenger facility charges, federal flight segment taxes for each flight segment (takeoff and landing), the September 11 Security Fee per passenger enplanement, international arrival and departure taxes assessed in foreign countries (the amount of which may be charged in the currency of the foreign country and is subject to change), or new taxes which may be enacted.

LIABILITY AND RELATIONSHIP WITH

AIRLINES: We will use commercially reasonable efforts to arrange for your air transportation. If, however, due to any cause beyond our control, we are unable to arrange for air transportation (including, for example, because of capacity controls placed upon us by airlines due to the types of fares under which we book) or the air transportation we arrange is unavailable or otherwise fails to materialize, our sole liability will be limited to refunding the air add-on paid. Our relationship with airlines is that of an independent travel agent. We assume no liability for any acts or omissions of any airline including, without limitation, those involving cancellation of flights, schedule changes, re-routings, damage to or delay or loss of baggage, flight delays, equipment failures, accidents, pilot or other staff shortages, overbooking, or computer errors. Accordingly, you will not have any right to claim or recover against us as a consequence of any act or omission of any airline. The liabilities and obligations of an airline to you, and your rights against an airline, are subject to any and all terms and conditions of the airline’s ticket and tariffs and any and all governmental laws and regulations bearing upon or otherwise relating to such rights, liabilities, and obligations.

LIABILITY AND RELATIONSHIP WITH WINDSTAR LAND PACKAGE PROVIDERS: If, due to any cause beyond our control, we are unable to arrange for any Windstar Land Package or any desired portion thereof, our sole liability will be limited to refunding the Windstar Land Package add-on paid. Our relationship with providers of Windstar Land Package accommodations or services is that of an independent travel agent. We assume no liability for any acts or omissions of any Windstar Land Package provider or subcontractor including, without limitation, cancellation, damage to or delay or loss of baggage, delays (including any delay in rejoining the Ship or missing the sailing or any flight), equipment failures, accidents, staff shortages, overbooking, or computer errors.

Windstar Cruises honors the Cruise Line Passenger Bill of Rights, which can be found at http://bit.ly/2FZzjW9

Rev. June 28, 2024

Information contained above is accurate at the time of publication and subject to change without notice.

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Founded in 1971, VBT Bicycling Vacations is a leader in active biking vacations and has been rated among the “World’s Best Tour Operators” by the readers of Travel + Leisure nine times. VBT offers deluxe bicycling vacations in three styles: Guided, SelfGuided, and Bike & Boat. Worldwide destinations include Europe, New Zealand, Vietnam, Chile, Canada, and the U.S. Unlike other companies, VBT also includes roundtrip international airfare from over 30 U.S. cities and select Canadian cities for all overseas vacations.

Special Offer: First-time VBT guests save 5% on any VBT Bicycling Vacation. Visit VBT.com to learn more or call 877-395-5294 and mention booking code XFAM to book your special offer. Small groups 14-30 for information and reservations call our Tour Consultants at 877-395-5294.

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The Oasis at Death Valley is a lush sanctuary surrounded by the vast desert of Death Valley National Park, California. It’s one resort with two hotels: the historic, AAA Four Diamond Inn at Death Valley and the family-friendly Ranch at Death Valley. The resort recently underwent a $250 million renovation, including the addition of 22 private casitas at The Inn and 80 cozy cottages at The Ranch, as well as a revitalization that brought a Spanish Colonial-style “Town Square” with new shops, a new restaurant, The Last Kind Words Saloon, and a brand-new tavern. The resort includes two natural spring-fed pools, an eighteen-hole golf course, horse-andcarriage rides, and world-renowned stargazing, and it is surrounded by Death Valley National Park’s main attractions.

Special Offer: 15% off the best available rate at The Inn at Death Valley and The Ranch at Death Valley. Not combinable with other offers. Subject to availability. Blackout dates and other restrictions may apply.

Visit OasisatDeathValley.com to learn more or call 800-236-7916 and mention booking code PGXAN to book your special offer.

Discover the world with Holiday Vacations, a national tour operator providing fully guided air, rail, motorcoach, and cruise trips to 80+ destinations worldwide. Airfare, deluxe hotels, many meals, premier attractions, and expert guides are included! From getting close to extraordinary wildlife in countries like Africa and Australia to revealing the spectacular historical marvels in Europe or America, there is a tour to fulfill every traveler’s wanderlust. Make your next adventure effortless with the Holiday Advantage and create memories to last a lifetime.

Special Offer: Save $100 off any Holiday Vacations tour featured on holidayvacations.com/destinations

Visit holidayvacations.com/destinations to learn more or call 800-826-2266 and mention the code PreferredWindstar to book your special offer.

Since 1928, Sea Island has been known as an exceptional destination appealing to those who appreciate gracious service and heartfelt hospitality. Celebrating over 95 years and 80 Forbes Five-Star Awards, Sea Island provides an exceptional setting and service for conferences and executive retreats — and is the only resort in the U.S. to host a G8 Summit of world leaders. Located off the Georgia coast, Sea Island features five miles of private beach; a beach club; tennis and squash centers; a yacht club; a shooting school; children’s activities; and three championship golf courses, including Seaside and Plantation, home of the PGA Tour’s RSM Classic. Guests may also enjoy nearby Broadfield, a Sea Island sporting club and lodge, offering a variety of seasonal hunting, fishing, sporting, and organic culinary opportunities.

Special Offer: Stay at The Cloister or The Lodge at Sea Island and receive a $200 resort credit per stay.

Visit SeaIsland.com to learn more or call 866-629-9535 to book your special offer.

Since 1901, the Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel has been taking people on a fabled journey by rail to one of the Seven Wonders of the World — the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon Railway is more than just a mode of transportation: it’s a trip back in time on lovingly restored rail cars with entertaining musicians complimented by the antics of cowboy characters. As the northern Arizona landscape passes by your window, the terrain changes from high desert to prairie, prairie to pine. It’s a view that’s ever-changing until you come across a view so brilliant, it could very well change you. All aboard to the Grand Canyon and Make a Grand Trip the Grandest!

Special Offer: Save 30% off the Grand Canyon Railway train fare when you travel in an upgraded class of service (Luxury Dome or Luxury Parlor) in conjunction with a 1- or 2-night package at the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel.

Visit TheTrain.com to learn more or call 1.800.THE.TRAIN and use promo booking code GETPGP1 (one night) or GETPGP2 (two nights) to book your special offer.

The gem of the Rockies, The Broadmoor, located in Colorado Springs, is the longest-running winner of both the Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond awards. The Broadmoor offers guests a unique way to experience the beauty of the American West, boasting a luxurious Forbes Five-Star spa, as well as 20 restaurants and lounges (including the only Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five Diamond restaurant in Colorado, Penrose Room), championship golf, zip-lining, falconry, fly-fishing, tennis, pickleball, indoor/ outdoor pools, distinctive retail shops, tours, and activities for guests of all ages. The Broadmoor offers three award-winning, all-inclusive Wilderness Experiences — Cloud Camp, The Ranch at Emerald Valley, and the Orvis-endorsed Fly Fishing Camp — blending the rugged adventure of the Colorado mountains with the Broadmoor’s luxury, elegance, and superior service.

Special Offer: As a preferred guest, enjoy 10% off standard rack rates and a complimentary room upgrade at The Broadmoor* and The Broadmoor Wilderness Experience* properties.

*based on availability

Visit Broadmoor.com to learn more or call 800-409-2733 and mention booking code PGAA to book your special offer.