by Steve Griswold | Jun 20, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
Pink Agave is Virgin Voyages’ contemporary Mexican restaurant, and like every main restaurant on board it’s included in your fare with no cover charge. You’ll find it on Deck 5, serving small, medium, and large plates — tlayudas, sopes,...
by Steve Griswold | Jun 20, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
Virgin Voyages includes all of its sit-down restaurants in your cruise fare — there’s no cover charge at any of the six main eateries. The headline venues are The Wake (steak & seafood), Pink Agave (Mexican), Gunbae (Korean BBQ), Razzle Dazzle...
by Steve Griswold | Jun 20, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
Scarlet Lady is Virgin Voyages’ original ship, launched in 2021, and shares the same 17-deck Lady-class layout as the rest of the fleet: 1,330 cabins, 78 suites, and a maximum of 2,770 adults (18+ only). What sets Scarlet apart isn’t the deck plan —...
by Steve Griswold | Jun 20, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
All four Virgin Voyages ships — Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Resilient Lady, and Brilliant Lady — share the same deck plan because they’re identical Lady-class sister ships: 17 decks, 110,000 gross tons, 1,330 cabins plus 78 suites, and a maximum of...
by Steve Griswold | Jun 20, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
The short answer: Virgin Voyages allows smoking only in two designated outdoor areas: the cigar lounge on Deck 6 and a designated smoking section on the open pool deck. Smoking is banned in every cabin, every balcony, every interior public space, and every restaurant....
by Steve Griswold | Jun 20, 2026 | Planning Guide, Tips & Tricks
The short answer: For a Virgin Voyages cruise, pack one resort-casual outfit per day, two swimsuits, a Scarlet Night red outfit, comfortable walking shoes, a hat and reef-safe sunscreen, formula plug adapters (the ships use Type C and Type G outlets), and a small...
