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Wind Star

Windstar Cruises' very first newbuild, the Wind Star entered service in 1986. Known for its exquisite cuisine, Windstar attracts a more upscale crowd than other operators of sailing cruise ships. The range of amenities usually not available onboard a sailing vessel is another bonus.

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Andy Wayne;  August 12th, 2006, Athens to Venice 
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Excerpts from Windstar's Website
about the Wind Star

The ship's interior, from lounge to restaurant is airy and inviting with large windows that frame the 148 privileged guests. Onboard you feel more like you're on a private yacht than a cruise ship, with 90 crewmembers ready to serve you. You have free rein over the restaurants, library, casino, sports deck and the open bridge, where the crew shows you the amazing technology that unfurls the sails 204 feet in two minutes.

And of course, your stateroom, always an outside cabin is appointed with natural fabrics and polished woods, a CD player, VCR, luxurious bathroom and comfortable queen sized bed. All inviting you to linger over breakfast in bed, (if you can resist the pull of exotic ports for just a bit…

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