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Multi-generational Cruising: How One Family Continues a Travel Tradition

Trish and Brooke Harwood have cruised all over the world, but their most recent voyage — a two week sailing from Lisbon to Rouen (and several added days at each end) — stood out.  This time they brought along their two sons and their partners, continuing a family travel tradition that started with Trish’s own […]

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Friends Who Travel Together, Stay Together: Where to Go Next

Traveling with friends is an excellent option for any vacation. You can reconnect with your friends, experience new cultures and make lasting memories. The experience can relieve stress and enhance your creativity, making it a reinvigorating opportunity for everyone in your travel group. The hardest part is usually agreeing on where to go. What if one

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FAQ: Why Fewer Passengers and Yacht-Style Cruising Means a Better Experience

Windstar isn’t one size — it’s several small ones. Depending on which ship you choose, you’ll sail with anywhere from 148 to 346 fellow guests. And you’ll never be lost in the crowd. In fact, one of the line’s biggest strengths, whichever size ship you choose, is how personal and intimate the experience will be. 

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FAQ: From the Track to the Yacht: In 2027 Experience the Prix du Monde with Windstar

Editor’s Note: In 2027, the world’s most famous Formula 1 race will be part of Windstar’s Race Day & Riviera Charm: Prix du Monde of Monaco itinerary (the race occurs June 4 – 6, 2027).  In official language, F1 is is the highest class of international racing for open-wheel single-seater formula racing cars sanctioned by

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Why is Colombia’s Cartagena Such a Popular Port on Panama Canal Cruises?

Lapped by the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea, Cartagena de Indias is one of the most enchanting destinations in Latin America—and a highlight on many Panama Canal cruises. This coastal city is often described as a living treasure chest, overflowing with vibrant culture, colonial architecture, and centuries of dramatic history. Founded in the 16th

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This May Surprise You: Winter Can Be the Most Magical Time to Cruise in the Mediterranean

Visiting Italy, France and Spain onboard Star Legend earlier this year was unexpectedly magnificent. I say unexpectedly because I learned then that this part of the Riviera has, for centuries, been a winter haven for northern Europeans. I get it now. The late winter week was pleasantly cool, I loved the calmer-than-summer ambience, there was

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When is the Best Time to Cruise? It Depends!

One of the questions we often hear from travelers is “when is the best time to cruise?” It’s hard to answer because there are so many possibilities! Do you prefer peak season in the Mediterranean or shoulder or winter voyages there? Do you like cooler climates or more tropical ones? Are you interested in marquee ports or offbeat destinations (or a combination of both)?

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