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A Caribbean cruise wind start and end Star St. Thomas or Bridgetown, Barbados with direct flights from the United States through Puerto Rico. Its standard ports of purchase are the French Antilles, the U. S. Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, Barbados, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas.

The Wind Star offers course per course, while in the cabin, onboard meals beer garden, as well as traditional, casual or special meals on the terrace of the main dining room with shore-side feel and be open, but the dress is casual and informal dining rooms where the most elegant you not need a tie.

Degrees (formerly Bistro) cuisine of northern Italy to France and Indonesia, all prepared a world renowned chef. Relax on board in a hammock on deck, swinging in the wind, while sofas towels scented with lemon sorbet and ice cold (orange in half) or afternoon you brought.

Ignition Entertainment is minimal on the Wind Star, the casino has only two tables of blackjack, a roulette table and a few squares and poker machines. The Terrace Club drinks offers a more intimate atmosphere. The ship also has a library with books in hardcover and later in his pocket, and an assortment of recent DVD

Accommodation:

Owner Cottage and cabins; On arrival you'll be greeted with chilled champagne reception, inside your luxurious suite or cabin chilled champagne waiting, fresh fruit, flowers fresh. Refresh yourself by logging into your bathroom with white porcelain sink and granite tops in charge of L'Occitane Amenities, put a hot shower with custom shower.

Get out of the shower in the teak floor and falling into a pair of free shoes and a bathrobe fabric sponge bath. Then relax in a queen bed with Egyptian cotton sheets Crisp and enjoy your champagne and snacks.

Your accommodation will be a large closet, internet access, LCD flat screen TV, DVD, mini-bar, shower and toilet, large vanity, slippers, bathrobes, fluffy towels, toiletries and a Swiss daily replenishment of fresh fruit, flowers and ice.

Enjoy your trip.

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