Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and Malaysia Windstar Cruises Unveils 2026 Southeast Asia Itineraries Aboard New Yacht Star Seeker Featuring Exclusive Ports, Luxurious Suites, and Unique Land Tour Options - Travel And Tour World

Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and Malaysia Windstar Cruises Unveils 2026 Southeast Asia Itineraries Aboard New Yacht Star Seeker Featuring Exclusive Ports, Luxurious Suites, and Unique Land Tour Options

Sunil Soren Majhi Written by Sunil Soren Majhi

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Windstar Cruises has unveiled its 2026 Southeast Asia programme aboard the newly designed yacht, Star Seeker, set to debut in December 2025.

Featuring 112 opulent suites, Star Seeker offers nearly all accommodations with a private balcony or floor-to-ceiling infinity window, providing guests with stunning panoramic views.

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The cruise line presents two primary itineraries, available in 17 different combinations, along with pre- and post-cruise inland tour options. These itineraries begin in vibrant cities such as Hanoi, Bangkok, and Phuket, allowing guests to maximize their land exploration before and after the cruise. There are opportunities to visit inland treasures like Angkor Wat.

Due to its smaller size, Star Seeker has the unique ability to access exclusive ports and docking areas that larger ships cannot reach. This includes river cruises that take guests right into the heart of Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok, as well as stops at Ko Kood for the signature Windstar Beach Party, and visits to Krabi and Ko Yao Noi.

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The two primary cruise-only options include:

  • 10-day Vietnam, Cambodia, & Thailand: A Vietnam-centric voyage with stops at several ports, including extended stays in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi (Halong Bay). The itinerary also includes a visit to Cambodia, where guests can opt for a three-day, two-night excursion to Angkor Wat.
  • 11-day Thailand, Singapore, & Malaysia: A Thailand-focused journey with visits to six Thai ports, including hidden gems like Krabi and Ko Yao Noi, plus an overnight stay in Singapore.

Guests can also choose to extend their travels by combining multiple cruises into back-to-back Star Collector sailings, ranging from 20 to 41 days, with the longest journey covering Tokyo to Phuket. As an added bonus, complimentary daily laundry is provided for all guests.

These meticulously crafted itineraries reflect extensive research and close collaboration with local partners, promising guests an authentic and unforgettable experience.

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