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Windstar Cruises’ Star Breeze debuts in Australia
Windstar Cruises‘ 312-passenger, all-suite Star Breeze yacht has made its first-ever call in Australia.
It embarked on a 13-day privately chartered cruise from Sydney to Melbourne.
The charter cruise kicks off several weeks of Australia sailings for the small ship cruise line.
It’s the first time Windstar has sailed extensive itineraries in the region.
Windstar will leave Australia on 7 February 2023, and returning in December 2023.
Windstar’s next itinerary Tasman Sea Treasures: New Zealand Fjords & Southern Australia departs Melbourne on 4 December
It sails to Auckland over 14 days.
On 18 December, Wildlife & Wines of New Zealand sails from Auckland to Christchurch.
All sailings take place on Windstar’s newly renovated Star Breeze.
The all-suite yacht was lengthened with 50 new suites and has two new restaurants, and spa/fitness centre.
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