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My husband and I took a Caribbean cruise RT San Juan that left July 1, 1989. I *think* it was NCL, but am not sure. I can't find any pictures; maybe we have some somewhere. Anyway, I remember that this line named their ships ending in "ward". There was the Sunward, Windward, Skyward, etc.

 

Does anybody know what cruise line these ships were a part of?

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My husband and I took a Caribbean cruise RT San Juan that left July 1, 1989. I *think* it was NCL, but am not sure. I can't find any pictures; maybe we have some somewhere. Anyway, I remember that this line named their ships ending in "ward". There was the Sunward, Windward, Skyward, etc. Does anybody know what cruise line these ships were a part of?

We sailed the NCL Starward on a seven day RT from San Juan in 1991. Here is a picture of her when we sailed her. She is now the Orient Queen. We saw her in Mykonos and got the second picture of her...

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We sailed the NCL Starward on a seven day RT from San Juan in 1991. Here is a picture of her when we sailed her. She is now the Orient Queen. We saw her in Mykonos and got the second picture of her...

 

I bet that is it. Thanks for the pictures although I really don't remember the ship at all. What I remember is that it was a very port intensive cruise. I think we were in a different port every day and it wore us out! Now I like to book some at sea days for some relaxation.

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on the NCL Starward. It must have been good luck! I remember it was somewhat small compared to our more recent cruise experiences. There were no children on the ship at all, and I remember we enjoyed the entertainment more than probably any other cruise we've been on. I think the ports were St. Thomas, St. Maartin, Martinique, Antigua and Barbados (?)...phew makes me tired just thinking of all those stops!

 

Somewhere around here I have a whole album with everything from our tickets to drink receipts...I should pull it out to compare (laugh at) pricing...I think a beer was $1.75.

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Yes!!! Thank you. Now if I can figure out a way to prove that I was on one of their ships, I can get some special pricing.

 

We honeymooned on the NCL Southward in 1986(Miami to Puerta Plata, San Juan, St. Thomas,and Naussa Last year, we sailed on the Norwegian Dream. Our TA faxed NCL a picture of us being greeted by the Captain at the Welcome Aboard dinner for the Southward. NCL accepted that as proof and enrolled us in their past passengers club.

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I haven't been around this part of cruise ctitic for quite some time. I hope the following information is helpful to you. We honeymooned on the Skyward

November 6 - 16, 1988. It was a 10 nighter from Miami to San Juan. I have

in my hands a NCL cruise brochure valid from July 1989 - December 1990.

It lists the July 1 - 8 itinerary as follows:

 

Saturday - Depart San Juan at 10:00pm

Sunday - At Sea

Monday - Aruba - 8:00am - 5:00pm

Tuesday - Curacao - 8:00am - 5:00pm

Wednesday - At Sea

Thursday - St. Thomas - 8:00am - 6:00pm

Friday - St. Croix - 8:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday - Arrive San Juan at 7:00am

 

Ship from top to bottom..........

Compass Deck - Tropicana Bar

Sun Deck - Sauna & Sports

Boat Deck - Lido Cafe & Pool

Rainbow Deck - Starlight Dining Room, Pot o' Gold Lounge, Casino, Viking Bar, & Paradise Lounge

Atlantic Deck- Information Desk, Purser, Shops, Beauty Salon, & Cabins

Biscayne Deck - Upper Theatre & Cabins

Caribbean Deck - Lower Theatre, Cabins, & tender launch

 

Last known whereabouts was someplace around Singapore using the name m/v leisureworld. It's last known use, supposedly was a floating casino/brothel. Quite sad, just good memories.............

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twinds - That was a great itinerary! Definitely not the same cruise. I remember going to St Thomas, St Lucia, St Maarten, Guadaloupe, and a couple more leaving San Juan. Everyday a different port. It wore us out. When I cruise now, I try to have at least 2 sea days to enjoy the ship and relax. Thanks for posting the information.

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