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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
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Star Clippers is offering ten themed itineraries on board its three graceful tall ships in 2019, during sailings in the Mediterranean, South Asia and Caribbean. Included among them are five sailings with yoga practitioners on board, others with a celebrity fitness instructor, famous fashion stylist, Italian chef and published author in Mediterranean history and archeology.
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A myriad of new destinations and itineraries featuring spectacular sailings beneath billowing sails, are featured online and in Star Clippers’ new Unique Sailing Adventures brochure.
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Tall ship cruise specialist Star Clippers is known for calling into smaller ports and harbours, often inaccessible by larger cruise vessels. This means that local cuisine and culture can be found just a few steps from the gang plank, with time to go ashore and wander among the locals. On board the three tall ships in the fleet, guests dine in a free seating restaurant, buffet-style for breakfast and lunch and waiter service for dinner, enjoy deck-top al fresco lunches, beach barbecues. When ashore, here are some of the notable food experiences Star Clippers’ guests can find during a tall ship cruise.