Windstar Cruises unveils new look for Star Pride
WINDSTAR Cruises has unveiled plans to transform Star Pride into
an all-suite ship. Windstar takes delivery of Star Pride on April 17
and major renovations are planned for the public spaces, suites
and dining venues to be ready for the inaugural voyage on May 5.
Carrying a maximum of 212 guests, the ship’s size fits perfectly with
Windstar’s small ship philosophy of exploring secluded coves and
hidden harbours.
Star Pride will offer four new voyages in Europe, including the
wonders of the Black Sea; Arabia’s ports are included in two
voyages; and three voyages are planned to south-east Asia.
Latest news from NCL
GUESTS on Norwegian Cruise Line can enjoy a meal in a speciality
restaurant on board on every night of their cruise.
The Ultimate Dining Package captures the essence of Freestyle
Cruising by allowing guests to dine in the speciality restaurant of
their choice at one very reasonable package price, says NCL ceo,
Kevin Sheehan.
In other news, Grammy award winner, flautist Nestor Torres, is the
first artist to join Norwegian Getaway, NCL’s newest ship, on its first
Grammy Experience at Sea. NCL has partnered with The Recording
Academy, which named the line ‘Official Cruise Line Partner of the
Grammy Awards’. NCL has announced that Norwegian Epic will
homeport in Barcelona during 2015, from April 30 that year. The
4 100-passenger ship is the largest to ever homeport in Europe
year-round and will offer a variety of exciting European itineraries
throughout 2015.
