The tall ship cruise company has launched a collection of bespoke, high-value packages with added luxury elements to fulfil the desire from customers to experience unique and elevated once-in-a-lifetime holidays.
Captain’s Collection offers unique, handpicked packages featuring Category 1 Deluxe Deck cabins at a minimum, 5* hotel stays and upgraded flights. Packages featured include a 16-night St Maarten getaway in March 2024, which includes a 7-night sailing in a Category 1 cabin, return Premium Economy flights and pre and post-cruise stays in a Deluxe Ocean View room at Belmond’s La Samanna, St Martin (from £10,399pp). Guests can also enjoy once-in-a-lifetime experiences with elevated opportunities 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 and seizing the day more than ever, and we want to be able to fulfil this for our customers; thus Captain’s Collection was born.’
The bespoke Captain’s Collection brochure will be door-stopping at selected past-passenger addresses this week. All packages are bookable on Star Clippers’ Reservations line - 0845 200 6145.
Notes to editors:
Star Clippers operates three of the world’s largest and tallest fully-crewed sailing vessels. The ships can drop anchor in smaller harbours and visit ports often untouched by larger cruise ships and providing guests with the amenities and atmosphere of a private yacht.
High standards of service are provided by an attentive crew and all three ships have expansive teak decks, swimming pools, informal dining, a convivial Tropical Bar on deck and a comfortable piano bar and are large enough to offer first class accommodation and dining.
The two smaller ships, Star Flyer and Star Clipper take 166 guests each, with a crew of 74, while Royal Clipper carries 227 with a crew of 106.