Tradewind Voyages Announced its Plans for 2022/23 Season

Tradewind Voyages, a tall ship cruise service, has announced its plans for the 2022/23 season, which would begin in the Caribbean in November and end in Europe in April 2023.

Due to persistent Covid limitations, the line canceled its Caribbean season this winter, following maiden sailings in the UK, and will now sail its first season in the Mediterranean beginning in May 2022.

The Grenadines, St Vincent, St Lucia, Guadeloupe, British Virgin Islands, St Kitts, St Barts, and Antigua are among the ports of call for the confirmed Caribbean season, which will run from November to March.

Spain, France, Italy, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia, Greece, and Turkey will all be part of the summer 2023 Mediterranean season, which will stretch from April to September.

A deposit of £100 and complete payment 30 days before sailing are included in an early booking bonus till 31st January 2022. For all 2022 cruises, except Christmas and New Year sailings, the package also includes a complimentary Horizon Beer & Wine Collection valued up to £410.

The cruises will be “centered around a voyage for the senses,” with itineraries enabling access to smaller ports and promoting regional cuisine, according to the operator.

Alan McGrory, the company’s CEO, stated: “We are delighted to be able to present the full 2022/23 voyages for the senses program to our partners.

This will allow our past guests that have been eagerly awaiting to book both 2022 and 2023 voyages onboard Golden Horizon to do so.

“In addition, we hope it will help our agents and their clients in planning ahead and provide the confidence to continue to make travel plans at this time.”