Bahamas-flagged cruise ship "Star Pride" arrived in Kuşadası. The Bahamas-flagged 134-meter-long cruise ship was moored to the berth at Ege Port at noon.

Renewed with 250 Million Dollars, Star Pride is in Kuşadası!

The expansion and modernization of Windstar Cruises' Star Pride ship has been completed. The giant project, which was prepared with a budget of 250 million dollars, was completed by dividing the luxury cruise ship Star Pride into two and adding a new 25.6 meter long compartment in the middle of the ship.

This innovation increased the length of Star Pride from 134 meters to 160 meters and its passenger capacity from 212 to 312 guests.

The Star Pride luxury cruise ship development project features 50 additional passenger suites, expanded spa and fitness centre, elevated deck, large pool, jacuzzi and two new restaurants!

With its Exciting New Design, Star Pride is in the Mediterranean until November!

“From new, more eco-friendly engines to gorgeous new restaurant spaces, spacious suites and romantic spas, we are excited about the complete redesign of all three of our yachts,” said Windstar President Christopher Prelog.

Star Pride reported that the luxury cruise ship completed a short season in the Mediterranean before departing for the Caribbean in November.

Kusadasi Becomes a Destination for Luxury Floating Hotels!

Maltese flagged Azamara Journey is in Kusadası!

Malta-flagged luxury cruise ship Azamara Journey anchored in Kuşadası. The guests of the luxury cruise ship visited the ruins in the Kusadası bazaar area and shopped.

With its 550 passengers, the luxury ship berthed at the port of Kuşadası made a great impression in Kuşadası. After the Kuşadası bazaar, the passengers of the luxury ship Azamara toured the Ancient City of Ephesus, the Virgin Mary and the village of Sirince.

Viking Sky with Norwegian Flag to Kuşadası District of Aydın!

Norwegian flagged Viking Sky cruise ship docked in Kuşadası, Aydın.

450 passengers, mostly Americans, disembarked from the ship and were greeted at the port by the local folk dance team of Kuşadası.

Some of the passengers of the luxury cruise ship visited the ancient city of Ephesus, the Virgin Mary and Şirince, as well as the surrounding ruins.

Stating that they hosted the Norwegian flagged Viking Sky cruise ship at Ege Port Kuşadası today, Ege Port Port Management General Manager Aziz Güngör said, "The cruise ships will continue their voyages until December 2021. 2022 will be a very good year for Kuşadası and Turkey. With 500 cruises, 900 We expect a thousand passengers," he said.