Bookings are now being taken for Virgin Voyages’ first ever cruise, with Scarlet Lady


Bookings are now being taken for Virgin Voyages’ first ever cruise: Scarlet Lady’s maiden voyage will be from Miami to the Caribbean in 2020

  • The liner will embark on its inaugural season next year with sailings from April to October around Caribbean 
  • Virgin says the ship will offer a ‘cheeky and cheerful’ approach to service as well as free food and free drinks
  • It also revealed that all sailings will feature a stop at The Beach Club, a experience in Bimini in the Bahamas 

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Bookings are now open for Virgin Voyages’ first ever cruise, with Scarlet Lady.

The liner will embark on its inaugural season on April 1, 2020, setting sail from PortMiami to various Caribbean islands and returning on October 25.

Virgin says the ship will offer a ‘cheeky and cheerful’ approach to service, with passengers able to enjoy free food at more than 20 restaurants, free fitness classes, free WiFi and free basic beverages.

Scarlet Lady will arrive at PortMiami in 2020 for her inaugural sailing season around the Caribbean

Bookings are now open for Virgin Voyages' first cruise. All sailings will include a stop at The Beach Club at Bimini in the Bahamas, pictured 

Bookings are now open for Virgin Voyages’ first cruise. All sailings will include a stop at The Beach Club at Bimini in the Bahamas, pictured 

At The Beach Club, passengers can relax on the sand or explore the culture of Bimini and its turquoise blue waters

At The Beach Club, passengers can relax on the sand or explore the culture of Bimini and its turquoise blue waters

Virgin Voyages has revealed that all sailings will feature a stop at The Beach Club, a Virgin Voyages experience in Bimini, Bahamas.

There, passengers can enjoy a beach day or explore the culture of Bimini and its turquoise blue waters.

Meanwhile, Virgin Voyages has also announced that passengers will have a range of original festival-like entertainment to choose from developed by some of the world’s most-talked about producers, directors and artists.

Tom McAlpin, president and CEO for Virgin Voyages, said: ‘At Virgin Voyages we are going beyond just great design, to defy and redefine luxury to be rebellious luxe. 

This image is of the top suite on the Scarlet Lady - the Massive Suite - which features a runway table with steps so passengers can clamber on top more easily to dance

This image is of the top suite on the Scarlet Lady – the Massive Suite – which features a runway table with steps so passengers can clamber on top more easily to dance

Step inside the Massive Suite on board the Scarlet Lady and a spacious living room with a circular seating area and a stocked bar is revealed

Step inside the Massive Suite on board the Scarlet Lady and a spacious living room with a circular seating area and a stocked bar is revealed

The Massive Suite has its own music room (pictured), which seconds as an extra bedroom, and is stocked with guitars and an amplifier with a vinyl turntable in the adjacent living room

The Massive Suite has its own music room (pictured), which seconds as an extra bedroom, and is stocked with guitars and an amplifier with a vinyl turntable in the adjacent living room

‘This new luxury is about knowing you are taken care of, that you’re never being nickel and dimed, and what you want, even some of the things you didn’t know you wanted, are already taken care of for you.’

It comes just weeks after the first images of the suites on board the Scarlet Lady were revealed.

The ship, due for delivery in Miami in 2020, has 78 suites, with two levels – Mega RockStar and RockStar.

The renderings show the top suite on board – the Massive Suite – and the Gorgeous Suite, which isn’t as big but still has ‘Mega RockStar’ status.

Virgin Voyages currently has four ships on order, due for delivery in 2020 (Scarlet Lady, as previously mentioned), 2021, 2022 and 2023. 

Virgin says Scarlet Lady will be ‘a sanctuary at sea for the 18-plus traveller’.

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