Windstar Cruises Announces Temporary All-Inclusive Upgrade on International Sailings.

Windstar Cruises is inviting visitors to experience its small-ship cruising style with enhanced value across global routes with a limited-time complimentary All-Inclusive offer.

Certain sailings scheduled between April 1 and June 30, 2026, for travel through June 30, 2027, are eligible for the deal. It costs more than $1,300 for a seven-day trip for two people and includes Wi-Fi, gratuities, and unlimited wine by the glass, beer, and cocktails.

The deal improves Windstar’s boutique cruising experience, which specialises in small vessels that can accommodate 148–342 people. The small-ship concept, which is intended to provide a more individualised and immersive experience, allows access to hidden harbours, city centers, and lesser-known ports that are often inaccessible to larger vessels.

Janet Bava, Chief Commercial Officer at Windstar Cruises stated,  “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. Giving our customers more at every stage more access, more connections, more options, and more gastronomic experiences is what we at Windstar are all about. We’re reiterating that commitment with the free All-Inclusive deal, which includes extra benefits like Wi-Fi, gratuities, and beverages.”

Long stays in port, flexibility, and carefully chosen experiences are key components of Windstar’s cruising philosophy. Activities available to visitors include paddleboarding straight from the yacht’s marina, taking part in market trips with regional chefs, and spending late nights on land. Additionally, the firm incorporates destination-inspired dining and wine experiences onboard as the Official Cruise Line of the James Beard Foundation.

The All-Inclusive deal is applicable to all of Windstar’s international itineraries and geographical areas. These include itineraries via Greece, the Canary Islands, and Alaska; year-round sailings in Europe and the Mediterranean; and South Pacific excursions in Tahiti and French Polynesia. The promotion does not apply to certain speciality sailings, including as Grand Prix, Eclipse, and Mystery cruises.

With the launch of its new ship, Star Explorer, in December 2026, the cruise line is continuing to increase its footprint in Europe. While Mediterranean travel combines famous ports with lesser-known coastal locations, winter trips provide a more sedate view of places like Nice, Florence, and Barcelona.

Deeper research of South Pacific locations like Bora Bora, Raiatea, and the Marquesas Islands is made possible by Windstar’s long-standing activities in Tahiti. Its Alaskan itineraries, on the other hand, offer a more immersive, nature-focused experience with close access to glaciers, animals, and isolated terrain.

The brand’s emphasis on smaller ports and culturally rich experiences is further reflected in the itineraries for Greece and the Canary Islands, which let visitors explore locations more leisurely.

The free All-Inclusive upgrade, which is only available for a short time, gives visitors the chance to reserve their chosen sailings and take advantage of extra inclusions.