Windstar Cruises’ flagship Wind Surf has emerged from a renovation with transformed common spaces and suites. The 342-guest sailing yacht is setting out after these updates during her prime Caribbean season.
Highlights of the renovation include updated designs for the main lobby and reception area, Yacht Club Café, Compass Rose Bar and Lounge, Amphora Restaurant and Wine Room, Pool Bar & Deck, the Owner’s Suite, Star Boutique, and public restrooms, along with new TVs in all guest staterooms.
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“Wind Surf has always been a guest favorite, and this refurbishment honors its legacy while elevating the onboard experience to new heights,” said Stijn Creupelandt, chief operating officer of Windstar Cruises. “From refreshed design elements to modern technology upgrades, this transformation sets the stage for an unforgettable journey on our flagship sailing yacht.”
Joining Windstar’s all-suite Star Class yachts, Wind Surf‘s refurbishment also features the addition of Broadmoor and Sea Island Suites, inspired by luxury sister resorts The Broadmoor in Colorado and Sea Island in Georgia. The Sea Island Suite features coastal and airy touches that evoke the property’s Addison Mizner design including a sea-glass green color palette, curved arches, light walls, and sophisticated wood furnishings. The Broadmoor Suite boasts a more traditional space with classic furniture, floral motifs, wide crown molding and white trim with gold finishes. It also features striking custom wallpaper, which is an exact replica of the wallpaper used at The Broadmoor Main Building designed by Julie Penrose, wife of resort founder, Spencer Penrose.
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During the final phase of the refurbishment, Wind Surf‘s staterooms will receive new furniture, soft goods, and décor. The second phase will also see updates to Stella Bistro, Veranda, and the fitness studio. The full project will be completed in December 2026.
All of Windstar’s three Wind Class sailing ships — Wind Surf, Wind Star, and Wind Spirit — are undergoing redesigns and updates as part of a multi-year initiative. In addition to Wind Surf, Wind Star has already completed phase 1 of improvements with phase 2 slated for April 2026. For Wind Spirit, phase 1 will take place in April 2026 and phase 2 in March 2027.
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