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Swim with rays in the Caribbean
You’re never far from the water on a tall ship sailing with just four decks, gang planks leading straight down to zodiacs and tenders and a drop down Marine Deck at the stern of Royal Clipper. Complimentary water sports are included with all sailings, and snorkelling masks and flippers are offered to all guests for use throughout their stay. Swim with teeming colourful fish or take an optional guided snorkelling excursion to snorkel with rays and other marine life during a relaxed and idyllic sailing through some of the Caribbean’s most beautiful and unspoilt islands, dropping anchor and harbouring in ports and bays inaccessible to large cruise ships.
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Star Clippers has an early booking discount of 20% off three of its Trans-Atlantic sailings for bookings made by 31st January 2020, saving up to £597pp. The sailings offer the opportunity to spend up to 16 nights at sea on board two of the world’s most magnificent full-rigged clippers, voyaging the open ocean between Europe and the Caribbean.
Read more: Cross the ocean on a majestic clipper and save up to 20%
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Sailing beneath thousands of feet of billowing sails in the Caribbean, Mediterranean or South East Asia provides numerous opportunities for families to bond and to share unique and exciting experiences away from computer games, TV and social media. Star Clippers’ unique tall ship sailing voyages are crewed by friendly, hands on crew, to hoist the sails and navigate the ship, organise complimentary water sports, low key evening games and entertainment and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner in the ships’ free-seating restaurants.
Read more: Families under sail – top family activities on a tall ship cruise
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January – New Year bucket list
Star Flyer’s January 19th 2019 itinerary, departing from St. Maarten, reads like a catalogue of the most people’s idea of some of the world’s most exquisite and idyllic islands.The ultimate bucket list Caribbean sailing includes three days cruising around the British Virgin Islands and port calls into Anguilla, St. Kitts and St. Barts. Palm trees, deserted beaches, blue skies and turquoise seas will be a daily occurrence for guests on board the spectacular and graceful Star Flyer, with its four towering masts and billowing, cream sails. The ship will sail much of the time under wind power, powered by the gentle Caribbean breezes, making this one of the most eco friendly cruises available too.
Read more: 2019 : 12 months of tall ship voyages from yoga to F1, Mamma Mia to Borneo