Windstar Cruises maintains that they are 180 Degrees from Ordinary. After sailing with them four times, I cannot refute that statement. In fact, they are extraordinary. Recently my husband and I set off from Dublin, ...

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Sail Date September 2017

tiggerhom

2 Reviews Written

23 Helpful Votes

Things are just a little off, expecially communication.

Wind Surf

Baltic Sea

First off, all the people that work there try real hard. the Captain and his crew tried very hard to make the cruise comfortable despite tropical storm Alieen with 85 miles winds.However this is not a luxary cruise. ...

Sail Date September 2017

TPAYT

1 Review Written

3 Helpful Votes

Adventure on the high seas

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

We had sailed on the Windsurf in the Caribbean. We decided to choose a really different itinerary.......Dublin to Lisbon. And different it was. Originally 1st stop was Waterford, Ireland but the Irish Seas were ...

2 photos

Sail Date September 2017

mike@sea

17 Reviews Written

11 Helpful Votes

Bouncing through Bay of Biscayne

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

Dublin to Lisbon cruise started with ship not being in port where it was supposed to be, high winds, first night staying in port, first port of call cancelled, grey skies. Sounds bad? No it wasn´t bad at all. ...

Sail Date September 2017

sb44

5 Reviews Written

13 Helpful Votes

Wind Surf - our home away from home!

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

Being welcomed back to the Wind Surf by our Captain Gerry Hogan and his spectacular crew made us feel as if we were being welcomed home. This particular cruise from Dublin to Edinburgh was a dream for us and almost ...

6 photos

Sail Date June 2017

GARYTHEHITMAN

12 Reviews Written

38 Helpful Votes

Highlight of the cruise was the visit from Prince William & Kate at Scylli Isle

Wind Surf

Europe - All

After more than a dozen previous cruises on the Wind Surf, this was our first ever back to back cruise. The first leg was Edinburgh to Dubln, visiting many smaller ports in the British Isles, followed by Dublin to ...

1 photo

Sail Date September 2016

fiman114

1 Review Written

14 Helpful Votes

Not a luxury cruise that I've hoped for!

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

The old ship with an outdated decor and a very few amenities. The entertainment was limited to an OK band and a duo (husband and wife) singers. The food was OK, but not great. The cabin was small with a peeling ...

Sail Date August 2016

soxknitter

1 Review Written

5 Helpful Votes

An Experience in Being Nickled and Dimed

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

THE GOOD The crew is extraordinarily gracious. This is a ship with a small passenger load (312). We particularly enjoyed Hotel Manager, Nick Berger. He is studying for U.S. citizenship, and the U.S. could do a ...

Sail Date June 2015

travelxxx

2 Reviews Written

9 Helpful Votes

Be Warned

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

This was our 4th cruise on the Windsurf and second leg of a back to back trip. We’ve had some very upsetting events happen during this trip, however we try to be fair in this review, particularly to the hard ...

Sail Date July 2014

KarlS

8 Reviews Written

60 Helpful Votes

Gaelic Explorer Itinerary

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

"Gaelic Explorer" Itinerary - Dublin to Edinburgh - July 12-20, 2014 We'd cruised on Wind Surf three times, but always on warm weather itineraries in the Caribbean or Bahamas, and it'd been ten years since our last ...

Sail Date July 2014

celti

1 Review Written

STILL A FAN, BUT......

Wind Surf

Europe - British Isles & Western

This was our fifth cruise with WS lines. While we still enjoy the ambiance, crew, small ship cruising, some of the changes are not for the better. There is now a "harder sell" mentality for the spa, shop and ...

Sail Date August 2013