Singapore was the first place on the itinerary for the 2018 Windstar President’s Cruise. I few in via Emirates through Dubai, overnighting there as well as in Singapore. Why? One of the interesting things Emirates (and Qatar) does is provide Read More …
We sail on ships of all shapes and sizes these days. What was once a matter of aligning with one cruise line for life has evolved to embrace a line for each season of that life. Regardless of the line, Read More …
We last left off with Star Legend just about to sail off into the sunset. The Unexpected Windstar Family Day highlighted Windstar’s 180° From Ordinary thought to honor crew and their families. We captured a lot of images that day. Read More …
People who work on water lead a life quite unlike their land-based counterparts. Hotels that float are like that. It’s a different life but one they signed on for. Still, leaving family behind can’t be easy. We get that. But Read More …
I’m going to make this easy. Every single day of our 14-day sailing with Windstar Cruises has been crafted to showcase the destinations we are visiting along the way. Check off all the boxes on what we might like to Read More …
When it comes to features on new cruise ships, there is no shortage of top deck attractions. Ranging from challenging active lifestyle interests to simply a marvelous view to enjoy while reading a novel, there is something for everyone. Nice Read More …
Sailing the South China Sea away from Singapore, our first stop on the Windstar Cruises 2018 President’s Cruise was Malaysia. Kuching is home to a hiker’s bonanza of choice with 17 challenging trails. Jumping right in with both feet, Windstar Cruises Read More …
This just in from Porthole Cruise Magazine, information about a very special Windstar Caribbean Celebration cruise coming up to cap off the year. Windstar President John Delaney and Porthole Founder and Publisher Bill Panoff host guests onboard the Wind Surf’s February 23, 2019 sailing. Unique Read More …
Refection after travel is a good idea. It makes sense to compare what we were promised before travel to the reality that resolved before our eyes. Whatever the plan was, there were probably triumphant moments along the way. I’d like Read More …