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Star Clippers unveils new Captain’s Collection ‘bucket-list’ cruise packages
Star Clippers has launched a collection of bespoke packages with added luxury.
Captain’s Collection offers handpicked packages featuring Category 1 Deluxe Deck cabins at a minimum, five-star hotel stays and upgraded flights.
Packages featured include a 16-night St Maarten getaway in March 2024, which includes a seven-night sailing in a Category 1 cabin, return Premium Economy flights and pre and post-cruise stays at Belmond’s La Samanna, St Martin (from £10,399pp).
Guests can also enjoy experiences in Costa Rica, Barbados and the Mediterranean from December 2023 to October 2024.
General Manager of Star Clippers’ UK GSA, Fay McCormack, stated: ‘The appetite from our customers for sailings with added value and luxury elements has increased since travel restrictions were lifted.”
“We all appreciate the importance of experiencing unforgettable moments; thus Captain’s Collection was born.’
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