The Wind Surf is larger than her sister ships, with five masts and seven decks.

An open-air sports platform is equipped with sailboards, snorkeling gear, water skis, sailboats and kayaks, or you can try out the two pools, two hot tubs or fitness center. Spend a few leisurely hours in the salon and day spa.

Breakfast and lunch are served in The Veranda on the top deck. The restaurant has an open-seating policy; it’s supplemented by a smaller, more casual bistro that seats just 90 people.

Popular after-dinner gathering spots include the casino, Wind Surf Lounge and the Compass Rose Piano Bar.

The library has a large collection of books, CDs and DVDs, and the bridge is open to passengers who’d like to chat with officers and learn how the computer-operated sails work.

All cabins have ocean views, and the suites feature a living/dining area and his-and-her bathrooms. The Wind Surf was refurbished in 2006 and now features renovated cabins and bathrooms, two new suites, the new Yacht Club, Degrees restaurant and more.

Read ExpertCruiser’s Wind Surf review.