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Star Seeker

Star Seeker is a Windstar Cruises cruise ship of the Star class, in service since 2025. She measures 9,315 gross tons and carries 224 guests with a crew of 130. She sails Asia, Alaska itineraries.

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About Star Seeker

Star Seeker is Windstar's first newly built ship, an all-suite Star Class yacht for 224 guests in 112 suites, nearly all with a full veranda or a floor-to-ceiling infinity window. She was ordered by Atlas Ocean Voyages as World Seeker, built by WestSEA Shipyard, and began her first Windstar season in December 2025. She introduced Basil + Bamboo, a new specialty restaurant, alongside the Amphora main dining room and the World Spa by Windstar. Her current program is in Asia, between Japan, Vietnam and Thailand, with an Alaska season from Vancouver and Seward planned for summer 2027.

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Where she sails

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Star Seeker?

Star Seeker is operated by Windstar Cruises and belongs to its Star class.

How big is Star Seeker?

Star Seeker measures 9,315 gross tons.

How crowded does Star Seeker feel?

Star Seeker has a passenger space ratio of 41.6: 9,315 gross tons for 224 guests. Ratios over 50 feel spacious and under 30 busy, so Star Seeker feels comfortable for her size.

How many passengers does Star Seeker carry?

Star Seeker carries 224 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 130 (about 1.7 guests per crew member).

When did Star Seeker enter service?

Star Seeker entered service in 2025.

Where does Star Seeker sail?

Star Seeker sails Asia and Alaska itineraries.

Where can I find the deck plans for Star Seeker?

Windstar Cruises publishes the deck plans for Star Seeker; this page links to Deck plans (PDF, shared with Star Explorer).

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