Robyn France

We ultimately stayed an extra day to avoid any problem but Dundee is a ridiculous port to finish a cruise. Windstar has been made aware of this by many passengers--a terrible decision on their part.

Two 110 outlets in each room? Fantastic--I would like to be able to recharge phones and fitbit each night. I haven't decided whether to bring Ipad or not--it's a 2 and heavier than a lot of the newer ones. I haven't tried downloading books to my anddroid phone yet (5.5 in screen)--sort of behind the times as I still prefer holding a book. Thank you so much for all your info.

If anyone has used the 110 outlets on the Wind Surf for charging , I would love to know.

We are on a Windstar cruise which finishes in Dundee at 7 AM. We have a same day 11 AM flight at the Endinburgh airport and I now see there is quite a distance to cover.

Windstar has transfers available at $175 per person, which seems shockingly expensive. However it will be critical to get there quickly. Can someone with experience here give me the suggestions which will ensure our catching our flight. We will take the Windstar option if necessary--has anyone done that? Many thanks for your help. I'm a bit of a wreck over this .

I appreciate that--it's a first for us and I couldn't find the info on the Windstar site--much appreciated!

We will be on the Wind Surf for the Scandinavian Tapestry sailing this July. Can someone pls tell me whether the current is 110 or 220 on the ship and in the staterooms. Is there a USB port on the television in the room? I'd like to get a little surge protector for the room to keep our devices charged---fitbits, phones, ipads, etc. All suggestions welcomed. Many thanks.