Small Ship U.S. Coastals
Surf Coast to Coast
A Windstar cruise offers the richest travel experiences. Whether visiting tourist hotspots, or out-of-the-way ports like Lunenburg, a UNESCO site, where colorful 18th-century colonial buildings greet you.
There’s so much exploration on a Windstar voyage. Windstar cruises have late departures and overnights. On a U.S. Coastal cruise, stay late in Halifax and learn about Halifax’s link to Titanic history.
Foreign cultures, colorful history, delicious cuisine. You don’t have to go abroad to have a great vacation, you can find it all right here on a Windstar voyage along the U.S. coastline.
The U.S. has a lot to offer, from scenery to history to incredible culture. Join us on a U.S. Coastal cruise and find out why the U.S. is one of the most popular tourism destinations in the world.
Have a staycation and appreciate just how diverse and appealing our coastal regions are. Have an authentic Cuban sandwich in Miami or sail to Charleston and bite into genuine Southern barbecue brisket.
Cruise the Pacific to the Metropolitan Cities of the Atlantic
A land of contrasts. Vast geographical diversity. Distinct cultures within a culture. America’s two coasts could not be more different. Explore the hotbed of American culture along the Eastern seaboard with the world’s most iconic skyline in New York. Discover the best of the wild West Coast known for its rugged natural beauty, laid back lifestyle, and emerging food and wine scene as you visit the charismatic Northwest cities of Seattle and Portland. join Windstar to experience the very essence of what makes the U.S. so unique.
From Windstar with Love
Windstar’s U.S. Coastal cruises don’t only traverse the mainland. Pay a visit to Sitka, Alaska, formerly known as the Russian American Capital. Here, you can still see the Russian settler influence from before Alaska was purchased by the United States, which Sitka is where the signature for the sale occurred. Visit St. Michael’s Cathedral and view the famed copper dome up close, constructed to imitate the Russian orthodox churches in Saint Petersburg.
