Thread: Windstar - Two Week Sale

Windstar Cruises, which operates a three-ship fleet of luxury yachts that explore hidden harbors and secluded coves of the world’s most treasured destinations, begins its “80 Degrees of Sunshine; 180 Degrees from Ordinary” two-week sale today on 2010 Caribbean sailings. Guests will receive incredible savings on select 7-day Caribbean voyages which start at $1,799 per person, based on double occupancy.

The 148-guest Wind Spirit debuts a new 7-day St. Martin roundtrip itinerary offering guests pristine beaches, lively island culture and lush tropics. The new itinerary also allows for additional daytime sailing. Port of calls include St. Kitts, Tortola, Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda and St. Barts. Selected Wind Spirit sailings on sale are: January 16; January 23; January 30; and February 6, 2010.

The 312-guest Wind Surf offers 7-day roundtrip sailings from Bridgetown, Barbados calling on a variety of vibrant ports on northbound and southbound itineraries. Wind Surf’s northbound itinerary includes St. Kitts, Nevis, St. Martin, St. Barts, Guadeloupe, Iles des Saintes and St. Lucia. The southbound itinerary includes Bequia, Dominica, St. Lucia, Mayreau, Grenada and Tobago. Selected Wind Surf sailings on sale are: January 31; February 7; February 14; and March 14, 2010.

The “80 Degrees of Sunshine; 180 Degrees from Ordinary” two-week sale is not combinable with any other promotions/programs. Taxes additional. Offer is capacity controlled and may be withdrawn or modified at the discretion of Windstar. Offer valid on new bookings only from October 28 through November 11, 2009.

FMI: 10/29/09 - Windstar Announces Two-Week Sale

Wouldn't that be fun! They are still priced out of our range for a 7 day cruise, but I'm sure lots of folks will jump at the chance to sail Windstar.

Originally Posted by Char

Wouldn't that be fun! They are still priced out of our range for a 7 day cruise, but I'm sure lots of folks will jump at the chance to sail Windstar.

The pricing at Windstar still forces them into the Luxury cruising category, from my perspective, thereby eliminating a large customer base...but they must know their audience, as well as offer superlative service and execution of detail in order to live up to the standards.

Have you spoken with anyone having sailed on a Windstar Cruise? Cruise Line Fans, any one out there been on a Windstar cruise? Is it truly a luxury cruise experience?