The three sailing yachts of
Windstar Cruises will spend seven months of 2006 sailing the Mediterranean and Greek Islands. From April to November, the ships will sail 40 cruises from Lisbon, Barcelona, Rome, Athens, Monte Carlo, Malaga, Marseille, Nice and Venice. Have a real adventure on a
Windstar Mediterranean cruise.
Windstar's Greek Islands cruises are very popular, and the company is increasing its number of sailings in 2006 from 27 to 38. The Wind Star and Wind Spirit will sail the Athens to Istanbul itinerary. New for 2006, the Wind Spirit will sail five Greek Islands cruises on a new itinerary that allows you to combine two Greek Island cruises for a 14-day voyage with no repeating ports of call.

The Wind Surf will sail the Western Mediterranean from April through November including a 14-day Nice-to-Nice itinerary to coincide with the Grand Prix race in Monte Carlo, Monaco. The Wind Star and Wind Spirit will sail three seven-day cruises beginning late April and then again in late October. The Wind Star will also operate a series of eight cruises between Athens and Venice in July and August, with visits to Monemvasia, Katakolon, and Corfu, Greece and Dubrovnik, Croatia. The Venice to Athens itinerary visits Rimini, Italy; Hvar and Dubrovnik, Croatia and Cephalonia and Kythira, Greece.
In 2006 there will be later departures and more overnights in ports, so you have more time for shore excursions and nightlife. 20 cruises are designated "Foremast Sailings" for those who have sailed with Windstar before. On these sailings, repeat guests will save 50% or more off the brochure rate.
Take a Windstar cruise to the Mediterranean or Greek Islands in 2006. The casual luxury of these sailing yachts, and their ability to reach small, uncrowded ports, makes them a great way to go.