Star Clippers is adding air credit to four transatlantic crossings in 2027.
Thanks to the offer, guests making new bookings in categories 2-6 by September 30, 2026, receive an $800 air credit per cabin plus two massages per person.
The offer is subject to availability and applies to residents of the US, Canada and Latin America, the cruise line said in a press release.
“An ocean crossing is perhaps the purest expression of what makes traveling aboard a tall ship so special,” said Terri Haas, VP of sales & marketing for Star Clippers.
“There is a sense of adventure that comes from watching the sails fill with wind and knowing you are crossing the Atlantic much as sailors have for centuries, but with the comfort, cuisine and relaxed atmosphere of a modern yacht. It gives guests something that has become increasingly rare in travel, the luxury of uninterrupted time.”
The eligible crossings are:
Eastbound Atlantic – St. John’s, Antigua to Malaga, Spain
Departing April 3, 2027, the Star Clipper sails a 20-night voyage from St. John’s in Antigua to Spain’s Malaga, priced from $3,660.
After nearly two weeks at sea, the ship calls at Ponta Delgada in the Azores, which guests explore before continuing east toward Spain.
Westbound Atlantic – Malaga, Spain to St. John’s, Antigua
Departing October 27, 2027, the Star Clipper embarks on a 24-night voyage, priced from $4,960.
Before beginning the long westward Atlantic passage, the itinerary calls at Ceuta and Cádiz, Spain; Tangier and Casablanca, Morocco; and the Canary Islands.
Westbound Atlantic – Las Palmas, Gran Canaria to St. John’s, Antigua
The Star Clipper departs Las Palmas on November 5, 2027, for a 15-night crossing, priced from $3,100.
Following a call at San Sebastián on La Gomera, the ship turns west for an extended stretch of uninterrupted ocean sailing before arriving in Antigua.
Westbound Atlantic – Las Palmas, Gran Canaria to St. Maarten
Departing November 12, 2027, the Star Flyer sails a 15-night Atlantic crossing to St. Maarten, priced from $3,270.
The voyage also visits San Sebastián, La Gomera, before crossing the Atlantic to the Caribbean.
