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ship
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Ship Star Clipper Royal Clipper, right and Star Clipper shooting the pass. Courtesy of Star Clippers -
Ship Royal Clipper Royal Clipper is listed in Guinness World Records as the largest square-rigged ship in service, with 56,000 square feet of sail. Courtesy of Star Clippers -
Ship Norwegian Getaway Norwegian Getaway cruises the Bahamas, Jamaica, Mexico and other popular destinations in the Eastern and Western Caribbean. Courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line -
Ship Norwegian Sun Norwegian Sun sails to Asia in winter and to Alaskan ports in summer. Courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line -
Ship Norwegian Pearl Enjoy the view of Alaska's magnificent coastline aboard Norwegian Pearl. Courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line -
Ship Norwegian Epic Norwegian Epic sails in the Caribbean in winter and Mediterranean in summer. Courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line -
Ship MSC Divina MSC Divina arrives in port in Marseille, France. Courtesy of MSC Cruises -
Ship MSC Poesia MSC Poesia cruises to the ports of the Mediterranean and to South America. Courtesy of MSC Cruises -
Ship MSC Orchestra All decks on MSC Orchestra are named for musical instruments in an orchestra — their Italian names, of course. Courtesy of MSC Cruises -
Ship MSC Orchestra Whether sailing in the Mediterranean or Caribbean, to Dubai or northern Europe, MSC Orchestra is the epitome of elegance. Courtesy of MSC Cruises -
Ship MSC Magnifica The 2,500 passenger MSC Magnifica sails to ports across the Mediterranean and along South America. Photo: Klaus D. Wolf · Courtesy of MSC Cruises -
Ship SeaDream II Aerial view of SeaDream II at sea. Courtesy of SeaDream Yacht Club -
Ship Wind Surf Wind Surf at sea. Windstar calls it "the world’s largest sailing yacht," with 310 guests in 154 staterooms, every one with an ocean view. Courtesy of Windstar Cruises -
Ship Wind Surf Windstar's Wind Surf gleams at night in the Monte Carlo harbor. Courtesy of Windstar Cruises -
Ship Wind Star Wind Star in the late afternoon light. The ship sails with just 148 guests in 74 staterooms, all of them with an ocean view. Courtesy of Windstar Cruises -
Ship Wind Star Wind Star, the namesake of the Windstar fleet, is large enough to provide luxury amenities yet small enough to tuck into small harbors and coves larger ships can't reach. Photo: Tim Thompson · Courtesy of Windstar Cruises -
Ship Wind Spirit Wind Spirit, a computer-controlled yacht-style sailing ship, now sails to Tahiti. Photo: © James Johnston · Courtesy of Windstar Cruises -
Ship Star Pride The graceful, suite-only Star Pride entered the Windstar fleet in 2014. Courtesy of Windstar Cruises -
Ship Star Pride The suite-only Star Pride is one of Windstar's three graceful power yachts. Courtesy of Windstar Cruises -
Ship Quantum of the Seas The 4,180-passenger Quantum of the Seas sails three- to eight-night itineraries year-round from Shanghai, China. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International
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