Windstar Cruises opens sales for winter 2027-28 season

Windstar Cruises has put its winter 2027-28 programme on sale.

Between September 2027 and April 2028, the luxury operator will offer more than 230 cruises and 21 new itineraries across the South Pacific, Latin America, the Canary Islands, Morocco, Asia, the Caribbean, Canada and New England.

The season will welcome Windstar Cruises’ newest yacht Star Explorer which will sail Mediterranean itineraries.

Star Breeze will offer sailings in the South Pacific, including a 52-night voyage from Papeete to Singapore, which is bookable in shorter segments such as the 13-night sailing from Papeete to Lautoka in Fiji or a 23-night cruise from Fiji to Singapore.

Wind Star will join Star Breeze in Tahiti where the two yachts will offer year-round sailings.

Star Pride, Star Legend and Wind Surf will sail in the Caribbean for the season, including new routes through Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao and the British Virgin Islands.

Star Pride will also offer sailings in Latin America, Canada and New England, including a transit of the Panama Canal, while Wind Spirit will debut a Canary Islands itinerary from Malaga to Tenerife via Morocco.

Star Seeker will also sail a new itinerary in an expanded Asia programme with a range of Grand Japan sailings, southeast Asia itineraries and combinable Star Collector voyages.

Every new booking for the season before April 30 will confer an all-inclusive package with Wi-Fi and unlimited selected beer, wine and cocktails, $100 onboard credit per passenger and the option to save a further 5% when clients pay in full at time of booking.

Chief commercial officer Janet Bava said: “Agents are central to Windstar’s success, and this season was built with their clients and their businesses in mind.

“Winter 2027-2028 offers rare deployments, longer itineraries and the kind of small-ship access that larger cruise lines simply can’t offer.

“It gives agents a powerful opportunity to start conversations early and build meaningful, high-value journeys for their clients.”