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Star Legend calls at Castellón on a Mystery Cruise
From Mahón to Castellón on 6 November
Star Legend arrived at Castellón on 6 November 2026 during a Mystery Cruise. Diario del Puerto’s report published that day says the ship came from Mahón and berthed at Muelle de Levante at noon. PortCastelló described it as its first call of this cruise format, a more specific milestone than the ship’s first-ever visit to the port.
The report gave 23:30 as the planned departure time towards Cartagena. This describes the intended onward journey on that particular date; it is not proof of the actual departure time or a timetable for future cruises. For passengers comparing itineraries, a completed port visit and a planned next movement are different parts of the journey’s record.
A welcome for guests on an undisclosed itinerary
PortCastelló describes Mystery Cruises as voyages where the itinerary and ports of call are withheld from passengers. The format places the discovery of a destination within the journey itself. Travellers considering such a trip can usefully ask the organizer when destination information becomes available and how they can choose excursions or independent activities once a port is disclosed.
In Castellón, the welcome included local cultural performances before excursions, together with a ceremonial plaque exchange. These were activities associated with the reported call, rather than a promise of the same reception for every visiting ship. The cultural welcome gave arriving guests an introduction to the destination before they continued with their shore programme.
The total includes 217 guests and 203 crew
The report’s body records 217 guests and 203 crew aboard Star Legend. Together they account for the headline total of 420 people. That combined number should therefore not be presented as 420 cruise passengers or used as the ship’s passenger capacity. It describes the people aboard for this particular visit, with the two categories kept separate.
Star Legend is the former Seabourn Legend, renamed in 2015 when it moved to Windstar. The ship profile keeps the history of that same vessel together. For an individual shore visit, the organizer’s call instructions remain the practical guide to the meeting point, transfers and return time; a report about the November visit does not replace them.
