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The romantic appeal of sailing on a tall ship draws cruisers who yearn for a low-key sailing adventure rather than a jam-packed party cruise. Star Clippers navigates the waters of the Caribbean, Asia and the Mediterranean. These authentic square riggers are some of the world's largest sailing ships and easily maneuver in out-of-the-way waters. Star Clippers, Inc. Cruise Type: Sailing Cruise Line Highlights: Cruise Style: Adventurous itineraries International mix of passengers Sports instructors onboard Ambience of a private yacht Authentic clipper ships - a throwback to its 19th century American predecessors Ship Type: Sailing Vessel Lifestyle: Active Cruisers, Families, Young Singles Age Range: Families, Teens, Young Adults, Mature Adults, Seniors Expense Category: Midrange

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