From $474 per person
2 days
Ship: Star Seeker
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Seattle
As the 4<sup>th</sup> busiest port in the United States, evergreen Seattle is surrounded by mountains, forests and water. Home to Microsoft, Starbuck’s and Amazon, Seattle’s most recognizable icon is the Space Needle. Northwest cuisine with Asian infusion includes apples, salmon, Dungeness crab, razor clams paired with fresh microbrews and Washington wines. Among the sights to see are Pike Place Market, Chihuly Gardens, Boeing Museum of Flight, Pioneer Square, and the Ballard Locks.
Vancouver
Vancouver’s location at the mouth of the Fraser River and on the waterways of the Strait of Georgia, Howe Sound, Burrard Inlet and all their tributaries makes this busy seaport an easy place for meeting. It is one of Canada’s most populated, most ethnically diverse cities that is a popular filming location. Visit the interesting neighborhoods of Gastown, Granville Island and Chinatown. Walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge and stroll through Stanley Park. See the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Museum of Anthropology. There is an amazing variety of things to see and do here.
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Launching in late 2025, Star Seeker is the latest addition to Windstar Cruises’ all-suite fleet, setting a new standard for small-ship luxury. Designed to carry just 224 guests, the vessel preserves the line’s hallmark intimacy while introducing expanded space, modern elegance, and enhanced amenities. This purpose-built yacht-style ship will offer immersive journeys across Alaska, Japan, the Caribbean, and Southeast Asia, beginning with its inaugural sailing from Málaga to Miami.
Star Seeker’s design reflects a contemporary interpretation of yachting luxury, with generous outdoor spaces, open deck plans, and interiors inspired by the natural elements of sea, sky, and land. The atmosphere is relaxed yet sophisticated, combining Windstar’s understated elegance with a fresh, coastal aesthetic.
Accommodations aboard Star Seeker are exceptionally well appointed. All 112 suites face the ocean, offering either traditional private verandas, panoramic windows, or the innovative “infinity balcony” concept, where the window can lower to create a seamless indoor-outdoor experience. Among the suite categories are two expansive Horizon Owner’s Suites, which provide wrap-around balconies and spacious interiors ideal for entertaining or traveling as a family. Every suite is outfitted with thoughtful details including marble bathrooms, walk-in showers, fresh fruit, luxury robes and slippers, and bespoke amenities. Higher-category suites include additional comforts such as Illy espresso machines, canapés, and fresh flowers.
Public spaces have been designed for a refined yet casual onboard lifestyle. Dining will be a centerpiece of the experience, with multiple venues including Amphora, the main dining room, which features a rotating menu with contributions from Windstar’s James Beard Foundation culinary program. A new specialty restaurant, Basil + Bamboo, will showcase a creative fusion of Italian and Asian cuisines. Additional casual and al fresco dining options, such as the Star Grill and the Yacht Club café, offer variety and flexibility throughout the day.
Wellness and leisure facilities are equally well considered. The two-story spa and fitness center provides an environment for both relaxation and renewal. The reimagined watersports platform connects guests directly to the sea, offering a swim-out style design and easy access for kayaking, paddle-boarding, and snorkeling. Additional spaces include a forward-facing whirlpool, multiple lounges and bars, and open-air decks perfect for scenic cruising and socializing.
Technologically advanced and environmentally conscious, Star Seeker is built with modern sustainability in mind. It features Tier III emissions-reducing engines, shore power connectivity, and advanced navigation systems that allow it to visit more remote ports while minimizing environmental impact. The ship’s maneuverability and compact size make it especially well-suited for exploring lesser-visited destinations with a sense of closeness to nature and culture.
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