Virgin Voyages sailing to 21 new ports for summer 2025

Saturday, 18 Jan, 2024 0

Virgin Voyages is introducing 21 new ports in 2025 across its three ships, Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady and Resilient Lady.

They span all regions of the globe, from Reykjavik, Istanbul, George Town (Grand Cayman) and Muscat (Oman).

“Our loyal Sailors have asked for more choices – so we’ve listened. We’re excited to announce almost two dozen fresh itineraries,” said Shane Riley, Vice President of UK / International Sales.

With the port network expansion, Virgin Voyages’ fleet will offer dozens of itinerary options to more than 100 destinations:

Scarlet Lady will sail around Europe, offering six- to 15-night voyages. After travelling around southern Spain, Morocco, Florence, Rome and Mallorca, the ship returns to the brand’s original home in Portsmouth and offer voyages to Reykjavik, Norway, Bordeaux, Ireland, Scotland and Cannes.

Valiant Lady will continue to sail popular four- and five-night Caribbean cruise with some longer options to Grand Turk and Grand Cayman.

Resilient Lady, currently based in Australia and New Zealand, will embark on the long-haul journey back to Athens with stops in Bali, Singapore, Phuket, Oman, Dubai and Santorini. Resilient Lady will then sail seven-night voyages and new 10- and 11-night itineraries that call at Istanbul, Mykonos, Dubrovnik and Crete.

Virgin Voyages is offering a 70% off the second guest promotion.

It also includes up to USD $600 Bar Tab, depending on the voyage length.

It offers $100 for voyages of four nights or less up to $600 for voyages of 14+ nights.

Learn more about : Virgin Voyages ( N. America )

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