Caribbean Cruising with Virgin Voyages
The Caribbean is Virgin Voyages’ bread and butter, with Scarlet Lady and Brilliant Lady sailing year-round from Miami’s Terminal V at PortMiami. Caribbean itineraries range from quick 4-night getaways to week-long island-hopping adventures, and nearly all include a stop at The Beach Club at Bimini — VV’s exclusive private beach destination in the Bahamas.
Popular 2026 Caribbean Itineraries
Mayan Sol — 5 Nights
The Mayan Sol itinerary heads to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula with a stop at Costa Maya and a day at The Beach Club at Bimini. Costa Maya offers access to Mayan ruins at Chacchoben, snorkeling at the Mesoamerican Reef, and the laid-back beach town of Mahahual. This itinerary is ideal for sailors who want a blend of culture, adventure, and beach time.
Dominican Daze — 5 Nights
Sailing to Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic with a Beach Club stop, Dominican Daze is one of the most popular itineraries in the fleet. Puerto Plata offers the famous 27 Waterfalls of Damajagua excursion, cable car rides up Mount Isabel de Torres, and beautiful Playa Dorada beach. The combination of adventure and paradise makes this a fan favorite.
Fiery & Flirty — 4 Nights
The shortest regular itinerary and perfect for a long-weekend escape. Typically visiting Key West and Bimini, this voyage packs the VV experience into a condensed format. Key West’s vibrant downtown is walkable from the port — hit Duval Street, visit the Hemingway House, or simply bar-hop through America’s most laid-back island town.
Irresistible Mediterranean — 7+ Nights
For longer Caribbean voyages, look for 7- and 8-night sailings that venture deeper into the islands. Ports may include Roatan (Honduras), San Juan (Puerto Rico), St. Croix, and Cozumel (Mexico). These longer itineraries offer more sea days — which means more time to enjoy the ship — and more diverse port experiences.
Caribbean Port Tips
Carry cash in small bills for tips at ports and small vendors. Book snorkeling, diving, or zip-line excursions in advance as the best ones sell out. Apply sunscreen generously — Caribbean sun is much stronger than it feels, especially on the water. And always be back to the port at least 30 minutes before the all-aboard time. The ship will not wait for you if you’re late returning from an independent excursion.