Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady - Caribbean
A boldly different cruise experience for adults only. No buffets, no assigned dining times, no kids — just a fresh, festival-like atmosphere with incredible food and late-night energy.
Price Range
$$
Mid-Range
*Prices vary by cabin type, sailing date, and availability. Confirm rates with Virgin Voyages before booking.
Ship Details — Scarlet Lady
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Where this cruise calls, day by day
4 ports and 2 sea days over 5 Nights.
- Day 1Miami, FL port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
Miami, FL
United StatesDepart Day 2 · At sea
- Day 3Puerto Plata port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
Puerto Plata
Dominican RepublicPort Day 4 · At sea
- Day 5
Beach Club at Bimini
BahamasPortVirgin Voyages' beach club sits on North Bimini, 50 miles east of Miami, alongside the Resorts World development that shares the pier. Ships tie up at Bimini's cruise berth and the club is a short walk or shuttle away - a big pool, DJ decks and a bar-heavy layout aimed at adults, since Virgin sails 18-and-over only. Beach and pool access come with the sailing; drinks, daybeds and cabanas are charged.
- The beach club pool and its DJ sessions
- Snorkelling the wreck of the Sapona off South Bimini
- The Healing Hole, a mineral spring in the mangroves
- Resorts World's marina, casino and restaurants
- Getting ashore
- Ships dock at the Resorts World Bimini pier; the beach club is a few minutes away on foot or by shuttle.
- Best months
- Nov-May for calm crossings and mild weather; Aug-Oct is hurricane season
- Day 6Miami, FL port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
Miami, FL
United StatesArrive
Onboard Amenities
Cruise Highlights
About the Ship
What Travelers Say About Scarlet Lady
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Scarlet Lady sailing. Distilled from 167 traveler threads, Cruise Critic member reviews and travel blogs.
Scarlet Lady is Virgin Voyages' debut ship and the flagship of its adults-only (18+), no-kids concept, carrying up to about 2,762 'Sailors' at roughly 110,000 GT. It deliberately throws out cruise conventions: no buffet (replaced by The Galley food hall), no formal nights, and no children aboard. The result is a sophisticated, boutique-hotel feel that bundles Wi-Fi, gratuities, all restaurants, soda, and fitness classes into the fare.
What People Love
- Specialty restaurants (The Wake, Gunbae, Razzle Dazzle, Extra Virgin, Pink Agave) are included in the fare with no cover charge — rated among the best food at sea
- Truly inclusive pricing bundles Wi-Fi, gratuities, all restaurants, group fitness, and basic soda — minimal nickel-and-diming
- Adults-only (18+), boutique-hotel atmosphere with no kids and a sophisticated-but-playful vibe
Common Complaints
- Only two small pools that fill up fast — the most common complaint, with daybeds claimed early
- Buggy, low-rated app and a clunky reservation model make booking dining a hassle
- Long, disorganized embarkation with multi-hour waits reported
