Windstar Cruises

The World's Best Small Ship Cruise Line

NO ONE ELSE GOES SO FAR TO GET TRAVELERS SO CLOSE …

You’re closer to secluded coves, tiny villages, misty fjords. To ancient ruins, medieval alleyways, quaint marinas. To unspoiled beaches, unfamiliar cultures, undiscovered atolls. To enlivening your curiosity and awakening your sense of wonder. You’re closer than ever to the kind of authentic and unforgettable experiences that you travel to find in the first place. You’re about to board Windstar. And you’re closer to all the places that larger ships can’t reach.

SEE A WORLD FEW WILL EVER SEE …

Welcome to a world of understated elegance and uncommon beauty. A world that leaves crowds and commonplace behind to find unique ports of call, and local, exotic cultures that are at once fascinating and wondrous. A world that’s equal parts intimate, indulgent and inspiring. Where the allure and beauty and magic of the places you sail to is equaled only by the ship that takes you there.

AMA Waterways

When you travel with AmaWaterways, you do more than simply visit a destination – you experience it in a truly authentic and in-depth way. It begins with a champagne welcome as you step aboard and meet the courteous crew and your fellow passengers, many of whom you will consider friends by the end of your journey. You will also meet a personable and knowledgeable Cruise Manager who will be with you every step of the way, even on your optional pre-cruise or post-cruise land program. It is this attention to detail that distinguishes AmaWaterways from all the rest and keeps satisfied guests coming back again and again.

Hurtigruten

Recommended Expedition Cruises

National Parks of the Pacific
Explore the Pacific Northwest, sailing from San Diego to Vancouver. Enjoy warm and charming Santa Barbara and see marine life off the Californian coast. Explore Redwood National Park and admire some of the oldest trees in the world, walk the subalpine Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park, and spot whales around the San Juan Islands.

Halifax to Boston
Join us on a journey along the Eastern Seaboard of North America from Halifax to Boston. Along the way, we'll have a chance to see the wild horses of sable island, and be on the look out for a wide variety of wildlife in Acadia National Park, including white-tailed deer, moose, black bear, and 300 species of birds such as bald eagles and peregrine falcons.

Bering Sea & Aleutian Islands
Discover Alaska’s wild nature and rich culture. As we sail through the Inside Passage, explore the Aleutian Islands and historic frontier towns.

Together we'll sail the Bering Sea, starting in the Gold-Rush-era town of Nome. As we make our first two stops on St. Matthew’s Island and St. Paul Island, you’ll be awestruck by the peaceful atmosphere of these two isolated places.

Other highlights include crossing the national date line with Russia to the west and U.S. to the east, Katmai National Park, home to a dozen active volcanoes and Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, and endless wildlife including whales, bald eagles, bears, and more!

Mexico Resorts

Mexico is popular with travelers from all over the world. They go there for reasons almost too numerous to mention: sunshine, blue seas teeming with fish and coral, crystal-white beaches, lofty mountains and volcanoes, jungles full of exotic wildlife, world-famous museums and painters, collectible folk art, postcard-perfect Spanish colonial cities and the breathtaking remains of ancient cultures. And some go for a less lofty reason: Mexico can be cheap, although you may have to get out of the popular resort areas to enjoy big savings.

Popular destinations in Mexico include Cancun, Cozumel and Playa del Carmen on the Yucatan Peninsula in the east, and Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo on the Baja Peninsula in the west. Between those two peninsulas lie such cities as Guadalajara, Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta and Oaxaca. Many visitors also take the train ride through Copper Canyon.

The megalopolis of Mexico City is Mexico's capital and lies roughly in the middle of the country. Approximately 10 million people live in the city limits, but at least twice that number call metropolitan Mexico City home: By most estimates this is the fifth- or sixth-largest city in the world.

We're compelled, of course, to remind would-be visitors of Mexico's unevenness. It remains a land of baffling contradictions. Just down the street from a five-star resort, families camp in ramshackle buildings without plumbing. Burros, with rough-hewn carts in tow, amble alongside express highways. Serious pollution problems confront some cities, and a huge population strains its resources. The economy is growing and the middle class is growing along with it, but there is widespread poverty, and people are yearning for a better standard of living.

Through it all, Mexico endures with patience and a laid-back, "live and let live" attitude.

Hawaii Resorts

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