Frommers | Wind surfing

Typical people Diems: $230+

Wind surfing Sailing Caribbean Sea From Barbados and St. Martin (winter).

Wind surfing It is the older sister of Windstar’s smaller primitive ship. Wind Star and Feng Ling. She was built in the French shipyard Societe nouvelle des Ateliers et chantiers du havre, and originally sailed at Club Med Cruises (as club) Until 1997 purchased by Windstar.

Although the passenger capacity exceeds twice that of my sister, Wind surfing Keep the feel of a private yacht, but there’s more: Unlike nearly any boat today, she mimics the size and flavor of some older, more intimate ocean liners, and this true sea feel is rare on today’s cruise ships. Essentially Wind surfing It was taught by itself, offering one of the few cruise experiences that really bridged the gap between casual Rolls and adventure, and it costs less than $2,000 per week.

Decoration is nearly identical in all cabins and suites, with white walls on it, varnished wood details, patterned decor and bedding, and understated carpets. Conveniences include a flat-screen TV, DVD/CD player, Bose Sounddocks (pre-installed Apple iPod Nanos can be viewed on the reception desk), Minifridges, Terry-Cloth Bathrobes, L’Occitane bathtub, L’Occitane bathtub, large table with granite top and full-length mirror. The standard cabin is at 188 square feet, as big as some of the largest mainstream large cabins and is adequate in storage, though not overly spacious. The refurbished bathroom has a modern look with open glass shelves, granite countertops, white porcelain sink, new custom shower heads, new shower curtains and magnifying glass for lighting. Fortunately, the lovely teak bathroom floors remain intact.

Thirty suites on deck 3 (created by combining two regular cabins) have a large space divided into cozy living areas and a bedroom with thick curtains that separate them as needed. They have his entertainment bathroom (each has a shower and toilet) as well as two flat-screen TVs and DVD players. There are no cabins or suites with balconies and even picture windows. Instead, the chunky portholes add to the nautical atmosphere of the ship. keep going. We love them.

Each of the two 500 sq ft plush suites on the bridge deck has a living and dining area, a separate bedroom, a walk-in closet and a marble bathroom with bathtub and separate shower. Luxury privileges of these suites include unpacking services, invitations to dine with the captain, laundry and pressing service, evening appetizers, complimentary bottled water in the suite, iceberg champagne after arrival, and additional l’Occitane bathroom facilities.

Wind surfing There are two elevators (unlike other Wind Starships, no), but there is no cabin tailored to wheelchairs. The boat is not recommended for people with severe mobility problems.

Wind surfing There are multiple dining locations: Dining room On the main deck, casual alternatives and buffet style on the star deck balcony The restaurant, also on the star deck. This restaurant has 34 tables for couples to enjoy a romantic dinner alone. Dinner is open-plan seating and is served in a 2-hour window between 7:30 and 9:30 pm. Dinner in a comfortable alternative place called Bachelor of Science, Only by booking and a menu is provided to reflect fresh and seasonal preparations of Mediterranean cooking. For dining under the stars, two Alfresco top deck restaurants include Candle For steaks and skewers, market, Used for seafood.

Just like on another Windmill Star boat, a combined buffet and a la carte breakfast and lunch are served on the glass-enclosed balcony, which also has outdoor seating. Guests can also get from grilled lobsters, shrimps, ribs, burgers, hot dogs, sausages, vegetable burgers and vegetables Roasted, Just outside the balcony door.

It’s everywhere Wind surfing It is the most spacious of the three windmills, with a ventilated layout and passenger space ratio that matches the Luxe Seabourn vessel.

The ship’s main public room is her nautical decoration Main lounge, Bright and airy, well-deserved tables, four scattered around a decent dance floor and bandstand. Passengers gather here at night for cocktails, music and port speeches, as well as gambling in the adjoining casino. Stern Compass Rose Bar It is the most popular scene for climbing indoor/outdoor seating, with a wake-up view and music at night. The second small stern lounge, very small and cute Terrace bar, Decorated with classic wood paneling and thick leather sofas and bar stools, there are additional seating and tables on the deck. In the evening, this is the place where cigars meet under the stars.

The Midships on the main deck, the captain of the lounge, the former library has been transformed into Yacht Club, The ship’s new social hub and Internet Cafe, Wi-Fi access with espresso, eight computers and laptops. A large flat-screen TV anchors a bunch of comfortable sofas and chairs, and a library of books, CDs and DVDs available for checkout. There are four card tables nearby, and next to one of the boat’s shops is the main reception desk.

Wind surfing With the most sophisticated fitness and spa facilities in the Windstar fleet, most of the facilities on other similar boats outweigh most. At the spa, the therapist spreads a variety of massages and other treatments in the room that may seem suspiciously familiar: They were created by regular cabins when Windstar expanded the spa. Various spa kits for men and women can be purchased in advance through your travel agency once you join the appointment time. Poolside spa services are also available.

The ship’s glass wall gym is located on the top deck, and surprisingly, such a large boat is stocked up with four treadmills, four bikes, several pedal machines and elliptical trainers, a full Cybex weight circuit, dumbbells, ballet sticks, ballet sticks and a training machine that uses waterproofness. On the deck you will find a schedule for yoga, Pilates, Body Lightning and Self-Defense classes for $11, as well as free aerobics, stretching and abs classes.

There are two pools on board: one on the top deck, under the sail, the other at the stern, and two hot tubs. Recently installed in Bali sun beds near the swimming pool. For joggers, the full circuit teak promenade is wrapped around the bridge deck. The flight bridge is equipped with a two-person hammock, providing a major opportunity to relax under the sails on the boat.