Why travelers choose Windstar
Windstar's six ships carry fewer than 350 guests, which means you can tuck into places like Monemvasia, Kotor, and the Grenadines without competing for dock space. The experience is closer to a private yacht than a resort at sea: open bridge, water sports from the ship's marina, and crew who remember how you take your coffee.
Dress code is casual. Entertainment is the view, the company, and the occasional local band on deck. If you want Broadway revues and casinos, look elsewhere. If you want to feel the sails go up and the engines cut out, this is the line.
Where Windstar sails
The sailing yachts Wind Surf, Wind Spirit, and Wind Star are iconic in the Caribbean, the Greek Isles, and Tahiti. The all-suite motor yachts Star Breeze, Star Legend, and Star Pride carry the same spirit to Alaska, Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, Asia, and Central America, including a full Panama Canal transit program.
Signature experiences include the Tahiti itinerary with an overnight in Bora Bora, the Greek Isles with late stays in Mykonos and Santorini, and Alaska voyages that reach smaller ports the big ships skip.
What I help you get right
The difference between a sailing yacht and a motor yacht matters. The sailing fleet has romance and motion; the motor yachts are more stable, spacious, and destination-focused. I will match the ship and itinerary to how you actually travel, not just the brochure photo.
Through my agency's affiliation with the Avoya Travel Network, I have access to exclusive promotions and bonus amenities — frequently onboard credit, prepaid gratuities, or upgrades — beyond the published fare, and my planning time costs you nothing.
Start with a conversation
Tell me which coastlines you want to explore and whether you picture yourself under sail or on an all-suite yacht. I will come back with two or three specific Windstar sailings and an honest read on each. You can also see why working with an advisor costs you nothing.