Wind Surf's Out Of The Way Caribbean Ports
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We just have 312 guests on board, and they're easily absorbed by the community.
I think people come with us because they want to experience something different and they don't really want to see the other type of cruising.
St. Barel, it's a traditional small cruise ship port. Although they do have ships up to 700 passengers, very often we're on our own there, too.
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Wind Surf set sail in the Caribbean this winter on 41 voyages featuring six different itineraries roundtrip from St. Thomas and Barbados. Sailing through March, Wind Surf combines out-of-the-way and quaint Caribbean ports.