Windstar Cruises ' Iceland and Greek Islands cruises offer visits to stunning destinations aboard their luxury yachts and sailboats in 2024.
Among the offerings of the company for this summer season, cruises to the Greek Islands stand out.
The Wind Star will sail itineraries that allow passengers to explore some of the most iconic destinations in the Mediterranean, offering the opportunity to enjoy exclusive experiences, such as private dinners and concerts in historic locations like Ephesus, as well as access to remote ports like Patmos and Monemvasia.
This privileged access to remote ports elevates the experience for travelers seeking to explore the wonders of the Greek Islands without the usual crowds.
In addition to this series of activities, on these cruises through the Greek Islands passengers will be able to learn about the history and culture of the region, visiting ancient ruins, exploring great archaeological sites and discovering the iconic architecture of these islands.
Whether you're looking to relax on idyllic beaches or explore history or enjoy the vibrant nightlife, there's something for everyone. These cruises offer experiences to suit all tastes.
However, the adventure doesn't end on land. Passengers on board can enjoy unlimited access to a variety of water sports, from paddleboarding to snorkeling, and even the opportunity to earn their PADI scuba diving certification. And for those who wish to immerse themselves even further in the local culture, there are exclusive private events on land, such as a private tour and dinner at the ruins of Ephesus.
These 7-night itineraries aboard the Wind Star, departing from the port of Piraeus (Athens), are available every Saturday between May and September 2024.
On the other hand, Windstar is also offering cruises to Iceland this summer aboard the Star Pride, with departure dates available every Saturday in July and August 2024. These cruises will take passengers to dreamlike locations aboard the company's small ships, which can dock at all ports, visiting the Westfjords, Seydisfjordur, and even remote islands like Heimaey.
In addition, the company offers the option to extend the trip to include the Golden Circle, a famous tourist route in Iceland that encompasses three of the country's most breathtaking natural attractions. This route forms a circuit starting in Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, and takes travelers through spectacular landscapes and sites of great historical and geological significance.
On this Icelandic adventure, passengers will have privileged access to remote ports and small islands, discovering off-the-beaten-path locations far from the usual tourist routes, exploring volcanic landscapes, whale watching in crystal-clear waters, and perhaps even witnessing the Northern Lights.
On all itineraries, the fleet's ships, with capacity for between 148 and 342 guests, offer an intimate and relaxed atmosphere that feels like being on board your own private yacht.
On the other hand, the culinary experience is a major focus on Windstar Cruises. With up to six different restaurants on board, including the first Spanish tapas restaurant at sea, designed by Michelin-starred chef Anthony Sasso of Casa Mono, New York, passengers can also participate in culinary demonstrations and tours with the chef, exploring local markets and enjoying the best each destination has to offer.
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