Windstar has unveiled its 2026 southeast Asia programme for its newest yacht, Star Seeker, which debuts in December 2025.
The line is offering two core itineraries, which can be combined in 17 different variations including inland pre- and post-cruise tour programmes.
Windstar said that the size of Star Seeker means it will be able to get into the heart of destinations, unlike larger ships that dock in ‘industrial ports far from key attractions’.
Itineraries begin in Hanoi, Bangkok and Phuket, with the ship docking in Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok, stopping at Ko Kood for the Windstar Signature Beach Party – a port visited by only select small ships – and traveling to Krabi and Ko Yao Noi.
The southeast Asia programme features two core cruise-only voyages: a 10-day Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand itinerary, from £3,748 per person; and an 11-day Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia itinerary, from £4,072 per person.
The southeast Asia itineraries can be extended with the addition of pre- or post-cruise tours and guests also have the option of combining cruises into back-to-back Star Collector sailings.
