Windstar Cruises has announced the launch of a limited-time complimentary All-Inclusive offer, inviting travellers to experience its small-ship cruising style with added value across global itineraries.
The promotion is available on select sailings booked between April 1 and June 30, 2026, for travel through June 30, 2027. It includes Wi-Fi, gratuities, and unlimited select cocktails, wine by the glass and beer, with a combined value of over USD 1,300 on a seven-day voyage for two guests.
The offer enhances Windstar’s boutique cruising experience, which focuses on intimate yachts carrying between 148 and 342 guests. Designed to deliver a more personalised and immersive journey, the small-ship format enables access to lesser-known ports, city centres and hidden harbours that are typically inaccessible to larger vessels.
Janet Bava, Chief Commercial Officer at Windstar Cruises, said, “With our small ships, we can take guests beyond the expected, whether that means sailing into the heart of a city, discovering lesser-known coastal towns or exploring iconic destinations in a more relaxed, uncrowded way. At Windstar, we believe in giving our guests more at every turn: more access, more connection, more choice and more culinary experiences. With the complimentary All-Inclusive offer, we’re doubling down on that promise, with more included across the board, from Wi-Fi to gratuities and drinks.”
Windstar’s approach to cruising places emphasis on extended time in port, flexibility and curated experiences. Guests can engage in activities such as paddleboarding directly from the yacht’s Marina, joining market tours with local chefs, or enjoying late-evening stays ashore. As the Official Cruise Line of the James Beard Foundation, the company also integrates destination-inspired culinary and wine experiences onboard.
The All-Inclusive offer applies across Windstar’s global portfolio, covering a wide range of itineraries and regions. These include year-round sailings in Europe and the Mediterranean, South Pacific voyages in Tahiti and French Polynesia, as well as itineraries across Greece, the Canary Islands and Alaska. Select specialty sailings, including Grand Prix, Eclipse and Mystery cruises, are excluded from the promotion.
In Europe, the cruise line continues to expand its presence, including the introduction of its new vessel, Star Explorer, scheduled to launch in December 2026. Winter itineraries offer a quieter perspective on destinations such as Nice, Florence and Barcelona, while Mediterranean voyages combine iconic ports with lesser-visited coastal destinations.
In the South Pacific, Windstar’s long-standing operations in Tahiti enable deeper exploration of destinations such as Bora Bora, Raiatea and the Marquesas Islands. Meanwhile, its Alaska itineraries provide close access to glaciers, wildlife and remote wilderness, delivering a more immersive nature-focused experience.
The Canary Islands and Greece itineraries further reflect the brand’s emphasis on smaller ports and culturally rich experiences, allowing travellers to explore destinations at a more relaxed pace.
With bookings open for a limited period, the complimentary All-Inclusive upgrade offers travellers an opportunity to secure preferred sailings while benefiting from added inclusions.
