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Onboard Sailing Schedule2013-15B STAR CLIPPERS SAILING SCHEDULE & PORTS OF CALL SUMMER 2013 THROUGH WINTER 2015 Caribbean ~ Costa Rica ~ Panama Canal Northern Europe & Baltic Sea ~ Western Mediterranean Eastern Mediterranean ~ Transatlantic Authentic sailing adventures ~ Just 170 or 227 pampered guests ~ All the modern amenities of a private Mega-Yacht ~ International cuisine complemented by fine wines ~ Dine with whomever and whenever you want ~ Casual, relaxed ambience – no need to dress up ~ Visit off the beaten path ports of call ~ Full range of water sports ~ Sail in full harmony with the environment ~ No crowds or long lines SUMMER 2013 SUMMER 2013 - NORTHERN EUROPE – SPAIN & MOROCCO – SPV STAR FLYER Itinerary Days Sail Dates Ports of Call Sweden, Russia & Finland 10 6-Jul-13 Stockholm, Sweden; Visby, Sweden; Tallinn, Estonia; St. Petersburg, Russia (2 days); Helsinki, Finland; Hanko, Finland; Mariehamn, Finland; Stockholm, Sweden Sweden, Russia & Finland 11 16-Jul-13 Stockholm, Sweden; Visby, Sweden; Saaremaa, Estonia; Tallinn, Estonia; St. Petersburg, Russia (2 days); Helsinki, Finland; Hanko, Finland; Mariehamn, Finland; Stockholm, Sweden Estonia, Sweden & Denmark 7 27-Jul-13 Stockholm, Sweden; Mariehamn, Finland; Saaremaa, Estonia; Visby, Sweden; Karlskrona, Sweden; Christiansoe, Denmark; Gudhjem (Bornholm), Denmark; Binz (Rugen), Germany; Travemunde, Germany Rostock Sailing Parade 8 3-Aug-13 Travemunde, Germany; Aeroskobing, Denmark; Copenhagen, Denmark; Helsingborg, Sweden; Gudhjem (Bornholm), Denmark; Christiansoe, Denmark; Binz (Rugen), Germany; Warnemunde, Germany (Sailing Parade); Travemunde, Germany Sweden, Denmark & Poland 7 11-Aug-13 Travemunde, Germany; Ystad, Sweden; Gudhjem (Bornholm), Denmark; Christainsoe, Denmark; Gdansk, Poland; Binz (Rugen), Germany; Travemunde, Germany Germany, Denmark & Sweden 6 18-Aug-13 Travemunde, Germany; Kalundborg, Denmark; Marstrand, Sweden; Skagen, Denmark; Sylt, Germany; Hamburg, Germany Northern Europe Sampler 4 24-Aug-13 Hamburg, Germany, Texel, Netherlands; Ijmuiden, Netherlands; Ostend, Belgium France & Spain 10 28-Aug-13 Ostend, Belgium; Honfleur, France; Brest, France; La Coruna, Spain; Vigo, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal Portugal, Spain & Morocco 7 7-Sep-13 Lisbon, Portugal; Portimao, Portugal; Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville); Casablanca, Morocco; Tangier, Morocco; Gibraltar, Gibraltar; Malaga, Spain Spain & Morocco 7 14-Sep-13; 21-Sep-13 Malaga, Spain; Casablanca, Morocco; Tangier, Morocco; Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville); Gibraltar, Gibraltar; 28-Sep-13; 5-Oct-13 Motril, Spain (Optional Tour Granada); Malaga, Spain 12-Oct-13 Spain, Morocco & Madeira 7 19-Oct-13 Malaga, Spain; Tangier, Morocco; Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville); Funchal, Madeira; Las Palmas, Gran Canary Transatlantic & Solar Eclipse 15 26-Oct-13 Las Palmas, Gran Canary; View Solar Eclipse; Bridgetown, Barbados SUMMER 2013 - WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN - SPV ROYAL CLIPPER Itinerary Days Sail Dates Ports of Call Amalfi Coast & Sicily 7 19-Oct-13 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Palmarola & Ponza, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Capri, Italy; Amalfi, Italy; Taormina, Sicily; Lipari, Aeolian Islands - Italy; Stromboli, Italy (evening sail by); Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Italy, Montenegro & Croatia 11 13-Jul-13 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Palmarola & Ponza, Italy; Capri, Italy; Taormina, Sicily; Corfu, Greece: 3-Aug-13; 24-Aug-13 Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Rovinj, Croatia; Piran, Slovenia; Venice, Italy Italy, Montenegro & Croatia 10 3-Jul-13; 24-Jul-13 Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Corfu, Greece; 14-Aug-13; 5-Oct-13 Taormina, Sicily; Capri, Italy; Ponza & Palmarola, Italy; Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Croatia & Slovenia 3 4-Sep-13 Venice, Italy; Rovinj, Croatia; Piran, Slovenia; Venice, Italy Croatia & Montenegro 7 7-Sep-13; 14-Sep-13 Venice, Italy; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Rovinj, Croatia; Piran, Slovenia; Venice, Italy 21-Sep-13; 28-Sep-13 Corsica & Sardinia 4 15-Oct-13 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Portoferraio, Elba; Costa Smeralda, Sardinia; Porto Vecchio, Corsica; Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Spain, Morocco & Portugal 12 26-Oct-13 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Bonifacio, Corsica; Mahon, Menorca; Ibiza, Balearic Islands; Motril, Spain (Optional Tour Granada); Safi, Morocco (Optional Tour Marrakesh); Casablanca; Morocco; Tangier, Morocco; Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville); Lisbon, Portugal Transatlantic 16 7-Nov-13 Lisbon, Portugal; Casablanca, Morocco; Safi, Morocco (Optional Tour Marrakesh); Tenerife, Canary Islands; Bridgetown, Barbados SUMMER 2013 EASTERN & WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN - SPV STAR CLIPPER Itinerary Days Sail Dates Ports of Call Northern Cyclades 7 10-Aug-13 Athens (Pireaus), Greece; Camilimani, Turkey (Beach Stop); Kusadasi, Turkey (Optional Tour Ephesus); 24-Aug-13 Patmos, Greece; Amorgos, Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Athens (Piraeus), Greece Southern Cyclades 7 20-Jul-13 Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Rhodes, Greece; Bodrum, Turkey; Dalyan River, Turkey; Santorini, Greece; 17-Aug-13 Hydra, Greece; Athens (Piraeus), Greece Delightful Dervishes 7 27-Jul-13 Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Kos, Greece; Patmos, Greece; Camilimani, Turkey (Beach Stop); 31-Aug-13 Kusadasi (Optional Tour Ephesus), Turkey; Dikili, Turkey (Optional Tour Pergamum); Canakkale, Turkey (Optional Tour Troy); Istanbul, Turkey Yachtman's Paradise 7 3-Aug-13 Istanbul, Turkey; Canakkale, Turkey (Optional Tour Troy); Myrina (Limnos), Greece; Monasteries on Mount Athos 07-Sep-13 (Cruise By); Ouranopolis, Greece; Skiathos, Greece; Skopelos, Greece; Poros, Greece; Athens (Piraeus), Greece Greece, Montenegro & Croatia 11 14-Sep-13 Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Santorini, Greece; Katakolon, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Korcula, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Mali Losinj, Croatia; Venice, Italy Greece, Montenegro & Croatia 10 10-Jul-13 Venice, Italy; Mali Losinj, Croatia; Hvar, Croatia; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Corfu, Greece; 25-Sep-13 Katakolon, Greece; Santorini, Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Athens (Piraeus), Greece Italy, Sicily & Greece 9 05-Oct-13 Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Santorini, Greece; Monemvasia, Greece; Pilos, Greece; Taormina, Sicily; Lipari, Italy; Stromboli, Italy (evening sail by); Capri, Italy; Ponza & Palmarola, Italy; Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Corsica, Sardinia & Italy 5 14-Oct-13 Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Portoferraio, Elba; Porto Vecchio, Corsica; Costa Smeralda, Sardinia; Calvi, Corsica;Monte Carlo, Monaco Corsica, France & Spain 7 19-Oct-13 Monte Carlo, Monaco; Calvi, Corsica; St. Tropez, France; Sanary-sur-Mer, France; Sete, France; Port Vendres, France; Palamos, Spain; Barcelona, Spain Balearic Islands & Spain 7 26-Oct-13 Barcelona, Spain; Mahon, Menorca; Palma, Mallorca; Ibiza, Ibiza; Cartagena, Spain; Motril, Spain (Optional Tour Granada); Porto Banus, Spain; Malaga, Spain Morocco & Canary Islands 7 02-Nov-13 Malaga, Spain; Tangier, Morocco; Casablanca, Morocco; Safi, Morocco; Arrecife, Lanzarote; Las Palmas, Canary Islands Transatlantic 14 09-Nov-13 Las Palmas, Canary Islands; Philipsburg, St. Maarten FALL 2013 THROUGH WINTER 2014 CARIBBEAN - SPV ROYAL CLIPPER Itinerary Days Sail Dates Ports of Call Windward Islands 7 23-Nov-13; 7-Dec-13; 21-Dec-13 Bridgetown, Barbados; Rodney Bay, St. Lucia; Cabrits, Dominica; Roseau, Dominica; Falmouth Harbour, Antigua; 4-Jan-14; 18-Jan-14; 1-Feb-14 Basseterre & Beach, St. Kitts; Terre de Haut, Iles des Saintes; Fort de France, Martinique; Bridgetown, Barbados 15-Feb-14; 1-Mar-14; 15-Mar-14 29-Mar-14 Grenadine Islands 7 30-Nov-13; 14-Dec-13; 28-Dec-13 Bridgetown, Barbados; Captain’s Best, Grenadines; St. George’s, Grenada; Tobago Cays, Grenadines; 11-Jan-14; 25-Jan-14; 8-Feb-14 St. Vincent; Bequia; Fort de France & Beach, Martinique; Marigot Bay & Soufriere, St. Lucia; Bridgetown, Barbados 22-Feb-14; 8-Mar-14; 22-Mar-14 5-Apr-14 FALL 2013 & WINTER 2014 - COSTA RICA & PANAMA CANAL - SPV STAR FLYER Itinerary Days Sail Dates Ports of Call Panama Canal 14 10-Nov-13 Bridgetown, Barbados; Captain’s Best, Grenadines; St. George’s, Grenada; Isla Magarita, Venezula; Blanquilla, Venezuela; Kralendijk, Bonaire; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad, Aruba; Cartagena, Colombia; San Blas Island, Panama; Panama Canal Transit; Balboa, Panama Panama to Costa Rica 7 24-Nov-13 Balboa, Panama; Isla Iguana, Panama; Isla Gamez, Panama; Golfito, Costa Rica; Drake Bay, Costa Rica; Isla del Cano, Costa Rica (evening sail by); Quepos, Costa Rica; Islas Tortugas/Curu, Costa Rica; Puerto Caldera; Costa Rica Costa Rica & Nicaragua 7 1-Dec-13; 15-Dec-13; 29-Dec-13 Puerto Caldera; Costa Rica; San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua; Playas del Coco, Costa Rica; National Park Santa Rosa, Costa 12-Jan-14; 26-Jan-14 Rica; Bahia Potrero (Flamingo), Costa Rica; Isla Tortugas/Curu, Costa Rica;Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica Costa Rica & Panama 7 8-Dec-13; 22-Dec-13 Puerto Caldera; Costa Rica; Isla Gamez, Panama; Golfito, Costa Rica; Drake Bay, Costa Rica; Isla del Cano, Costa Rica 5-Jan-14; 19-Jan-14 (evening sail by); Quepos, Costa Rica; Islas Tortugas/Curu, Costa Rica; Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica Panama Canal 11 2-Feb-14 Puerto Caldera; Costa Rica; Isla del Cano, Costa Rica (evening sail by); Drake Bay, Costa Rica; Golfito, Costa Rica; (Costa Rica to Grand Cayman) Isla Gamez, Panama; Isla Iguana, Panama; Balboa, Panama; Panama Canal Transit; San Andres, Colombia; Providencia, Colombia; George Town, Grand Cayman Caribbean Crossing 9 31-Mar-14 Montego Bay, Jamaica; Port
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