Windstar Cruises has launched its new More Reasons to Say Yes promotion, offering travellers more than A$2,000 in added value on selected 2026 and 2027 voyages through a complimentary All-Inclusive upgrade, reduced deposits and extra loyalty savings.
The limited-time campaign is available on new bookings made between 1 July and 17 November 2026 and applies to a range of small-ship sailings across Tahiti, the Caribbean, Greece and the Canary Islands.
Complimentary inclusions worth more than A$2,000
Guests booking eligible voyages will receive a complimentary All-Inclusive upgrade that includes unlimited Wi-Fi, gratuities and a selection of beer, wine by the glass and cocktails.
The package is valued at more than A$2,000 for two guests on a seven-night sailing.
The offer also includes reduced deposits on qualifying departures booked more than 90 days before departure, while Windstar Yacht Club members can access an additional five per cent saving, increasing to 10 per cent when booked onboard.
Featured destinations for 2027
The promotion showcases a range of Windstar’s destination-focused itineraries for 2027.
In French Polynesia, travellers can explore remote islands aboard Wind Star and Star Breeze, including the Far Flung French Polynesia & Marquesas voyage.
Elsewhere, guests can discover the volcanic landscapes of the Canary Islands and Madeira, lesser-known ports in Northern Greece, or island-hop through the Caribbean aboard Windstar’s fleet of intimate yachts carrying between 148 and 342 guests.
Helping advisors drive bookings
Windstar Cruises Chief Commercial Officer Janet Bava said the promotion was designed to make booking easier while highlighting the cruise line’s immersive travel experiences.
“At Windstar, the destination is always the reason to travel,” she said.
“Our yachts let guests discover places in a way that’s personal, relaxed and genuinely connected to the local culture. More Reasons to Say Yes simply removes even more barriers to taking that journey, adding exceptional value while letting travellers focus on where they’ll wake up next rather than what they’ll spend along the way.”
