2027 Mediterranean Voyages
Sail the Mediterranean in every season — from summer, with 10 new voyages and fresh small-ship ports, to Local Season aboard our all-new Star Explorer — with the freedom to choose between a sailing or all-suite yacht.
Just Released: New Voyages in Europe, Alaska and Japan
Windstar is thrilled to announce our 2027 voyages in the Mediterranean, northern Europe, Alaska and Japan — and this season is all about embracing the new.
With eight yachts sailing over 300 voyages, our new season is filled with fresh itineraries, more small-ship destinations and even a new Destination Discovery Event in Japan.
Reserve your 2027 voyage by November 15 for the best fares we’ll ever offer, plus complimentary Wi-Fi, gratuities and unlimited wine, beer & cocktails — worth over £1,000 per couple on a 7-night cruise – and up to $200 in onboard credit.
2027 Northern Europe Voyages
Northern Europe invites you to France, Spain, Norway, the Baltics, the British Isles and beyond. Stroll café-lined boulevards, sail through sunny fjords and explore new small-ship ports — all on Star Explorer, our new yacht serving only 224 guests.
2027 Alaska Voyages
Get closer to Alaska in signature Windstar style — trek across glaciers, hike to waterfalls, kayak through fjords and take part in expert-led Signature Expeditions that set off right from your yacht.
2027 Japan Voyages
Japan – with a twist! Including a 2027 Mystery Cruise and a NEW complimentary Destination Discovery Event in Tomonoura featuring local traditions that include a tea ceremony, koto performance and samurai sword demonstration.
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2027 Tahiti & French Polynesia Voyages
Two new ways to yacht in French Polynesia – will you choose Sails or Suites, as Wind Star returns to the region starting in 2027
2027 Caribbean & Latin America Voyages
The tropics offer more than sun and sea — though there’s plenty of that too. With Windstar, they become a gateway to something rare.
Our 2026 and 2027 Caribbean and Latin America voyages reveal a side of these regions few travellers ever see.