Star Cruises has deployed its “Star Pisces” to serve Taiwan for the first time this April and is offering limited-time promotional packages during the Spring Travel Fair (March 25 to April 1). All voyages are eligible for a special 45-day advance booking discount. Additionally, anyone who books any cruise package will receive an onboard sightseeing credit to use towards visiting famous attractions ashore, allowing you to enjoy not only exciting song and dance performances but also explore notable sites on land. The number of cabins available at these promotional rates is limited, so cruise enthusiasts shouldn’t miss out.
The Star Pisces will make its first debut in Taiwan in April. (Photo provided by Star Cruises)
All Star Cruises’ “Star Pisces” voyages this year will run from April 15 to October 27. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Republic of China, Star Cruises has specially planned the “100 Years of Star Life Movement” to echo the new atmosphere of the centennial celebration. With a focus on a new (star) way of life, themed activities are held monthly to welcome guests. Voyage routes include a five-day/four-night Okinawa double-fun holiday; a four-day/three-night Okinawa double-fun holiday, and an Okinawa Naha holiday; three-day/two-night Ishigaki Island holidays, Happy Ocean holidays, and Hualien holidays; as well as two-day/one-night Happy Ocean holidays. The annual “Little Navigators Summer Camp at Sea,” also returns this year. University students with counseling talents will show off their skills and entertain kids on board, ensuring the children have a joyful summer vacation.
The Star Pisces offers a wide range of rich and exciting onboard facilities. (Photo provided by Star Cruises)
The “Star Pisces” was built in France and entered service in 1993. It has 13 decks, 765 cabins, and a passenger capacity of 1,530. The ship features a variety of amenities, including an outdoor pool, whirlpool, Time Spa & Sauna, Oscar Hair & Beauty Salon, gym, foot massage center, golf driving range, basketball court, and more. There are also popular facilities among Taiwanese travelers such as the Sky Karaoke, video game center, and multiple dining restaurants and bars.
Star Cruises website: http://www.starcruises.com.tw
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