Valiant Lady set for US debut


Valiant Lady set for US debut

Saturday, 26 Oct, 2022 0

Virgin Voyages is gearing up to welcome its second ship, Valiant Lady in Miami after its Mediterranean deployment.

Valiant Lady joins her sister ship, Scarlet Lady, in PortMiami and begins sailing the Caribbean on October 30.

Virgin’s newest ship offers new six- and eight-night itineraries including Roatan, San Juan and St. Croix, all with stops at the brand’s Beach Club at Bimini.

“I’m so proud to welcome our second ship, Valiant Lady, to her winter home in PortMiami. This is just the beginning for Virgin Voyages, and we have big plans for the future,” said Tom McAlpin, CEO of Virgin Voyages.

The ship sails from the brand’s new homeport at Terminal V, a $160m, LEED Gold facility.



 


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