Windstar Cruises had long been known as a line of sailing ships, geared toward those who love the sea and the whole “wind in your face, sun on your cheeks” experience. Buying the sail-less, 212-guest motor yacht Star Breeze and its two sister ships, Star Pride and Star Legend (all previously owned by Seabourn), in 2013 seemed a strange move at first — as did elongating each of them to add 50 suites and additional public space as part of its $250 million Star Plus initiative. But the ships proved complementary and now 312-guest Star Breeze offers an intimate, casually elegant, yacht-like cruise experience, with the addition of amenities such as the roomier suites and show lounge that Windstar’s three sailing ships lack.