The Beyond Travel Guide to Your First Virgin Voyages Sailing
YOUR VOYAGE. OUR INSIDE GUIDE.
Your first voyage starts here. Settle in and read from booking to boarding, the big nights and the journey home. Contents is here when you return for a particular answer.
Guide contents: all 13 chapters
YOU’RE BOOKED
The voyage is booked. Let’s get you ready.
You have a voyage to look forward to. This guide takes you from opening your booking to stepping aboard, finding your rhythm and making the most of the days ahead. Start at the beginning and let the guide take you through. Keep it handy for the questions that come up as your sailing gets closer.
Open your booking.
Open your confirmation and check each traveler’s name, your ship, sailing dates, cabin and payment schedule. Keep the booking reference somewhere easy to find. If something is wrong, contact Beyond Travel while there is time to resolve it.
Get the Virgin app.
The app becomes your check-in desk, reservation planner, daily schedule and onboard account. Set it up while you have a reliable connection at home, then make sure your voyage appears before you start planning.
The store opens separately. Return here for the setup steps below.
Plan your arrival.
Check your travel documents now, and decide how you will reach the departure city and terminal. An overnight stay before sailing gives a flight delay less chance to become a missed voyage.
YOUR VOYAGE IN YOUR POCKET
Get comfortable with the Virgin app.
You will return to it throughout the voyage: to prepare, reserve, see what is happening and ask for help. Take a few minutes to learn it before you travel. A downloaded app is only the first step.
Official Virgin Voyages app preview. Screens and available features can change as the app is updated.
Sign in and connect your voyage
Find the official Virgin Voyages app in your phone’s app store. Sign in with your Virgin account. If the voyage is missing, use “Connect a booking” and the details on your confirmation. Check that the correct ship and dates appear.
Complete Ready to Sail
Work through the check-in prompts for each traveler, including requested personal and travel-document details, payment information and your terminal arrival selection. Finish every available step and return to any item the app says must be completed closer to departure.
Learn your planning tools
Find dining, Shore Things and your voyage schedule. A Shore Thing is an excursion arranged through Virgin. Before paying or confirming, check the date, time, participants, price and cancellation terms. Save the confirmation, rather than assuming that viewing or favoriting an activity has reserved it.
What changes in the app once I am onboard?EXPANDCLOSE
Connect to the ship’s Wi-Fi and open your voyage again. Use the current schedule for times and venues, look for available activities and check your confirmed bookings. Review the schedule each morning and after returning from a port, since plans can change.
The app also connects you with Sailor Services and your onboard spending. Keep your app updated before travel. Features and menus can differ by app version, so follow the instructions shown on your sailing or ask the crew if you cannot find ShipEats or Shake for Champagne. Do not pay for an internet upgrade simply because a feature is missing.
My booking is missing, the app fails, or I do not use a smartphoneEXPANDCLOSE
First compare the name and email on your confirmation with the account you signed into. If your reservation still does not appear, have your booking reference ready and ask Beyond Travel or Virgin Sailor Services to help. Avoid creating several accounts with different email addresses.
Save your confirmation, terminal address and arrival time somewhere you can access without a working app. Virgin’s website account can handle some planning tasks, and the onboard Sailor Services team can help in person. If you will travel without a smartphone, arrange the check-in and reservation process with Beyond Travel before departure.
KNOW YOUR DATES
A few dates worth saving.
NOW
Check your confirmation.
Save your exact final-payment date. Your booking terms control.
WHEN YOUR WINDOW OPENS
Dining & Shore Things.
Choose a few meals and excursions that matter to you, then note the opening dates for your booking. Dining and Shore Things have different windows. Having an activity on your wish list is not a reservation.
BEFORE YOU SAIL
Check in. Choose arrival.
Complete the Ready to Sail steps as they become available. Your terminal arrival slot tells you when to arrive for processing. It is different from the time the ship leaves, and early luggage drop does not move your slot forward.
48 HOURS AHEAD
Review your Bar Tab.
Our planning buffer. Virgin’s current purchase cutoff is 24 hours before sailing.
Show my dining and Shore Things windowsEXPANDCLOSE
For bookings made from October 7, 2025, dining currently opens 15 days ahead for Base and Lock It In, 45 for Essential, 60 for Premium, and 120 for RockStar and Mega RockStar. Earlier bookings may have different terms.
Shore Things currently opens 120 days ahead, or 135 days for RockStar guests. Check your reservation for eligibility and each excursion’s conditions. An opening window does not guarantee availability.
I booked close to departure. What should I do first?EXPANDCLOSE
Begin with travel documents, the final payment status, Ready to Sail and your arrival arrangements. Then check dining and excursion availability. If a window is already open, you can look for available options now. A missing preferred time does not mean you should leave the practical preparation unfinished.
Keep a note of anything unresolved and bring it to Beyond Travel before traveling. Once aboard, use Sailor Services or the dining team for immediate onboard assistance.
GET READY
Make getting there part of the holiday.
A night before the cruise gives you time to arrive, eat, settle in and wake up nearby.
Documents close. Details checked.
Take out the documents you intend to carry and check the names, expiry dates and entry requirements against your actual itinerary. A domestic flight to the departure port does not mean the cruise has domestic travel-document rules.
A sensible arrival buffer.
When flying, we recommend the day before where practical. Match your hotel and transfer to the actual terminal.
Raise essential mobility and dietary needs before sailing. Review the demands of any Shore Things you are considering. Ask Beyond Travel to help with booking-specific arrangements and travel-protection questions.
Use this list after you have worked through your booking. These are the essentials to resolve before travel, rather than questions to leave for the terminal queue.
Travel documents
The documents you will physically carry meet your citizenship and itinerary requirements, and names match the booking.
Booking and payment
You have your confirmation, booking reference and confirmation that required payments are complete.
Ready to Sail
You have completed the available check-in steps and can retrieve your terminal arrival time.
Arrival plan
You know the terminal, how to get there, and what to do between hotel checkout and your arrival slot.
Onboard account
You know which payment method is on file and have checked prepaid benefits, credits and gratuities.
Personal arrangements
Essential mobility, dietary or other assistance needs have been discussed before sailing.
Hand luggage
Documents, medications, valuables and the items needed before your suitcase arrives are with you.
Passport book, passport card or another document?EXPANDCLOSE
Our recommendation is to travel with a passport book that meets Virgin’s validity requirements. Virgin generally requires at least six months of validity after the voyage ends. It publishes limited exceptions for eligible U.S. citizens on certain closed-loop sailings, but those exceptions are not interchangeable across ports or itineraries.
Virgin currently requires a passport book for San Juan departures. If you plan to use a passport card or birth-certificate combination elsewhere, ask Beyond Travel to confirm your specific sailing before you travel. Some official FAQ entries describe exceptions differently, so do not rely on a general rule from another traveler. Check visas and other entry requirements for your citizenship as well.
WHAT TO PACK
Pack for the voyage you came for.
A beach afternoon, a dinner worth dressing for, pajamas on a dance floor and a whole ship in red. Make room for those moments, then get the practical things right.
START WITH YOUR HAND LUGGAGE
Your suitcase takes its own route aboard.
Once you hand a bag to the porter, you may not see it again until it reaches your cabin. Carry what you need to board, what you cannot replace easily and what you want to use that afternoon.
Keep this same small bag ready for the final night, when checked luggage may be collected before you leave the ship.
YOUR PACKING CHECKLIST
Check it as it goes in.
Ready when you are.
Your checkmarks stay in this browser tab while you plan. Open each list for the details.
Keep these with you on sail dayEXPANDCLOSE
Dinner, Scarlet Night and the PJ PartyEXPANDCLOSE
Sea days, Bimini and your other portsEXPANDCLOSE
Cabin, charging and useful extrasEXPANDCLOSE
Wine, drinks, appliances and things to leave at homeEXPANDCLOSE
Virgin currently allows two sealed 750 mL bottles of wine or Champagne per cabin at embarkation, carried in hand luggage. This is a cabin allowance, not an allowance for each person. Beer and spirits are not permitted. A corkage charge applies if you have your own bottle served in a restaurant or bar.
Clothing irons and items with heating elements are prohibited, with specified exceptions for hair appliances. Leave a clothes steamer at home and ask about pressing onboard. Check the current rules before packing power strips, extension leads or other electrical accessories.
Do not pack drones, weapons, prohibited substances, candles or networking equipment. Virgin also restricts bottled water and soft drinks brought aboard. Limited sealed cans or cartons are allowed in hand luggage under its published quantity rules. Use the latest instructions for your sailing before packing anything you are unsure about.
What can I leave out of the suitcase?EXPANDCLOSE
You do not need to bring pool towels for ordinary shipboard pool use. Towels are available onboard. Read the instructions for each beach excursion before assuming the operator provides them.
You also do not need a traditional formal-night wardrobe. Pack for the restaurants, parties and activities you actually want to enjoy. Beyond Travel can help check an itinerary-specific question before you buy or pack something unnecessary.
SAIL DAY
Start in the right place.
Three departure cities. Three useful plans for the night before and the morning you sail.
FROM CURBSIDE TO SHIP
What happens at the terminal?
Your port guide below gets you to the correct building. Once there, follow the terminal team through the arrival process. Queues and the order of checks can vary, but these are the main stages to expect.
Hand over the bags you want delivered
Follow the porter team’s directions for luggage tags and checked bags. Keep your boarding documents, medication, valuables and anything you will need that afternoon in your hand luggage. Bag delivery and your own boarding happen separately.
Enter at your assigned arrival time
Have your booking and travel documents ready. Staff will verify your details, complete any outstanding checks and direct you through security. An early bag drop is separate from permission to enter the terminal or board.
Receive The Band and follow boarding directions
The Band is your wearable cabin key and payment link. Staff will tell you where to wait and when to proceed onto the ship. Before leaving a desk, ask about any unresolved document, payment or assistance issue.
FLORIDA / TERMINAL V
Give Miami a night of its own.
Stay downtown for a straightforward port morning, or add time for the beach and a little Cuban food before you sail.
Fly into MIA or FLLDowntown and Brickell for a practical overnightTerminal V at PortMiami
BEFORE YOU BOARD / BAYSIDE MARKETPLACE
Checked out. Not boarding yet?
Bayside Marketplace is a useful stop for the gap before your terminal arrival time. At 401 Biscayne Boulevard, this open-air waterfront spot has restaurants, shops and bay views. Have an early lunch, browse a little, then head to Terminal V.
Bag drop, opening times & getting backEXPANDCLOSE
Choose where your bags will wait
Ask your hotel whether it can hold your bags after checkout. If that keeps your morning simple, explore nearby and collect them before your port transfer. Alternatively, Virgin currently accepts luggage at Terminal V from 9 a.m. on embarkation day. Confirm the arrangements for your sailing. Early bag drop does not give you early terminal entry or boarding.
Keep the outing easy
Bayside’s posted opening is 10 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday. Individual restaurants and shops keep their own hours. Check before making an early breakfast plan. Choose lunch and a waterfront stroll if you have a comfortable gap. Save a boat tour or a longer outing for a day with more time.
Plan the return before you settle in
Take a taxi or rideshare back to Terminal V and check live traffic. A free city trolley also serves the port, but confirm its current route, stop and service before relying on it. Leave time for pickup, port traffic and any hotel bag collection. Aim for your assigned terminal arrival slot.
Carry your boarding essentials
Keep travel documents, medications, valuables, phone and charger with you. For rain, heat or a short gap, an indoor lunch near your hotel may be the easier choice.
Airports & transfer planningEXPANDCLOSE
Miami International Airport (MIA)
The closer major airport for PortMiami. For planning, allow roughly 20–40 minutes in a car from the airport to the port area, then add time for baggage, finding your driver and terminal traffic.
Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood (FLL)
An alternative when the flight works better, about 26 miles from PortMiami. Budget roughly 45–75 minutes of driving in ordinary conditions and more during heavy traffic. Compare the transfer cost as well as the airfare.
Where to stay: areas & hotel suggestionsEXPANDCLOSE
Downtown / Bayfront
A useful base for a single pre-cruise night, with waterfront walks and restaurants nearby. You still need a ride to Terminal V.
Brickell
Good for dinner choices, cafés and a city evening. Choose this if you want to walk out for a meal and keep the next morning uncomplicated.
Miami Beach
Worth considering with an extra day for the beach and Art Deco streets. Allow more transfer time across the causeways.
Airport / Blue Lagoon
Practical for a late flight and a night focused on sleep. Plan a separate port transfer in the morning.
HOTELS TO CONSIDER
Downtown waterfront
InterContinental Miami
A full-service choice beside Bayfront Park for a waterfront walk and dinner close to the hotel. A good fit when the pre-cruise evening is part of the holiday.
Brickell
Hampton Inn & Suites Miami/Brickell-Downtown
A practical base near a substantial choice of restaurants and cafés, with breakfast included. Useful when you want a simple morning and an easy dinner neighborhood.
Airport / Blue Lagoon
Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon
A useful late-arrival option with an airport shuttle. Confirm the current shuttle schedule and pickup procedure. The airport shuttle is not a port transfer.
These suggestions are starting points for different arrival plans. Ask Beyond Travel to compare the full rate, room type, fees, accessibility needs and transfer arrangements for your dates.
Walk the Bayfront waterfront, have dinner downtown or in Brickell, and keep the rest of the evening open. A pre-cruise night does not need a full sightseeing schedule.
Cuban food and Calle Ocho
Set aside an afternoon for Little Havana. Try a cafecito, croquetas or a Cuban sandwich. Versailles is a long-established restaurant and bakery option. Treat it as a separate stop rather than assuming every Calle Ocho sight is next door.
An extra day
Choose Miami Beach for sand and Art Deco architecture, or give one neighborhood time to unfold over lunch and a walk. Return to your hotel early enough to repack without rushing.
YOUR TERMINAL
PortMiami, Terminal V718 N Cruise Boulevard Miami, FL 33132
Use the terminal assignment and arrival slot on your sailing documents.
Getting to the terminalEXPANDCLOSE
Tell the driver “Virgin Voyages, Terminal V” and show the address from your sailing documents. PortMiami also uses West Cruise Boulevard for this terminal. The terminal name matters.
Taxi, rideshare or a booked private car can work. A private transfer is useful for several travelers, substantial luggage or a specific accessibility requirement. Confirm luggage capacity and the full fare when booking.
From Downtown or Brickell, use roughly 15–30 minutes as an initial driving allowance, then check live traffic and add a buffer. Follow your selected arrival time. A hotel checkout time does not determine when you can enter the terminal.
Parking & accessibilityEXPANDCLOSE
Garage G serves Terminal V
Garage G is at 921 N America Way. The port lists $28 per vehicle, per space, per day or fraction for overnight parking. This is the garage rate checked October 16, 2026, and it can change. Drop travelers and bags at Terminal V first if that makes arrival easier. Accessible spaces are available. Confirm oversized-vehicle arrangements before driving.
Virgin provides wheelchair assistance from the terminal entrance to the gangway on embarkation and disembarkation days. Discuss ongoing mobility arrangements before travel.
Your embarkation morningEXPANDCLOSE
Breakfast first
Eat at the hotel or a nearby café before checking out. Keep the morning local rather than adding a cross-city restaurant trip.
Set the pickup
Work backwards from your assigned terminal slot. Add time to collect stored bags, meet the driver and navigate port traffic. Ask reception about current conditions.
Keep these with you
Travel documents, medications, valuables, phone, charger and anything you need before your suitcase reaches the cabin. Have your arrival time and booking details ready.
PUERTO RICO / CHECK YOUR ASSIGNED PIER
Arrive early enough to enjoy the city.
Coffee, a fort, a good meal and an unhurried evening make a worthwhile beginning. First, check which side of the harbor your ship uses.
Fly into SJUOld San Juan, Convention District or CondadoPier 4 or PanAM East: confirm your sailing
Airports & transfer planningEXPANDCLOSE
Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU)
The principal commercial airport for San Juan arrivals, in the Isla Verde area. Use about 20–40 minutes as an initial car-transfer allowance to the cruise facilities. Traffic, your assigned pier and airport pickup time can make it longer.
Where to stay: areas & hotel suggestionsEXPANDCLOSE
Old San Juan
Choose this for historic streets, cafés and time on foot. Convenient to the Old San Juan piers, but PanAM East requires a separate ride. Cobbles, slopes and narrow sidewalks matter when choosing a room and moving luggage.
Convention District / Miramar
A practical alternative for modern hotels and restaurants, particularly when sailing from the Pan American area. Arrange a car to the pier even when it looks close on a map.
Condado / Isla Verde
Consider these areas when you want beach time before sailing. Isla Verde is useful for airport access. Both need a drive to your assigned cruise terminal.
HOTELS TO CONSIDER
Old San Juan waterfront
Hotel Rumbao, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Near Old San Juan cruise piers and the historic district, with a rooftop pool. Particularly useful for exploring the old city. Its location does not make it a walk-to-terminal choice for PanAM East.
Historic Old San Juan
Decanter Hotel
A smaller hotel in a restored nineteenth-century building, suited to travelers who want neighborhood character and time exploring on foot. Confirm the room configuration and accessibility fit.
Convention District
Sheraton Puerto Rico Resort & Casino
A full-service modern option near Distrito T-Mobile, useful if you prefer a larger hotel with on-site facilities over a historic-city property. Book a transfer to your assigned pier.
Ask Beyond Travel to match your hotel to the assigned terminal, arrival time and mobility needs. Hotel Rumbao is the current name of the former Sheraton Old San Juan. It is separate from Sheraton Puerto Rico in the Convention District.
Choose El Morro or Castillo San Cristóbal, then leave time for the surrounding streets and a shaded break. Bring water and shoes suited to uneven surfaces. Check opening arrangements before going.
Coffee and something local
Café Don Ruiz in Cuartel de Ballajá is an option for Puerto Rican coffee and a mallorca. Later, try mofongo at a restaurant such as Princesa Gastrobar. Choose a leisurely meal instead of trying to fit the whole city into one afternoon.
An evening close to your hotel
Old San Juan offers restaurants and cocktail bars among the historic streets. The Convention District gives you Distrito T-Mobile, while Condado suits a beach-area stay. Keep transport back to your hotel straightforward.
YOUR TERMINAL
Pier 4, Old San JuanPaseo Concepción de García Old San Juan, PR 00901
PanAM East TerminalMuelle Panamericano #1 East, Calle Muelle San Juan, PR 00901
Use the terminal assignment and arrival slot on your sailing documents.
Getting to the terminalEXPANDCLOSE
Virgin lists both facilities. They are different drop-off points. Read the terminal assignment in your sailing documents and give the driver the complete name.
Airport taxis use a dispatcher who can explain the fare before departure. Rideshare and private transfers are other options in the San Juan area. Confirm the current pickup point, luggage capacity and destination before setting off.
For a city-hotel transfer, roughly 10–30 minutes is a starting allowance, not a promise. Old San Juan traffic and the route around the harbor can add time. Do not plan to walk luggage to PanAM East.
At Pier 4, Virgin describes luggage tagging in the adjacent lot to the right when facing the pier, followed by porter drop-off at the entrance. Follow the staff directions that day. This process does not describe PanAM East.
Parking & accessibilityEXPANDCLOSE
Arrange parking before arrival
The port operator says there is no parking inside San Juan Cruise Port. Covadonga and private facilities near the Old San Juan piers are alternatives, subject to their own overnight and cruise-length rules. Confirm availability, the complete rate and transport to your actual terminal. No verified general cruise-parking price is published here.
Discuss mobility needs with Virgin before arrival. Terminal wheelchair assistance covers the entrance-to-gangway journey. It is not a wheelchair loan for the voyage.
Your embarkation morningEXPANDCLOSE
Coffee near your hotel
Have breakfast nearby and take a short walk if time permits. Save a full fort visit or an out-of-town excursion for a different day.
Match the pier
Check the terminal assignment again before the car arrives. Set pickup using live traffic, your arrival slot and time to retrieve luggage.
Ready at the curb
Keep travel documents, medications, valuables and a charged phone in your hand luggage. Have the terminal name and check-in details ready. Do not rely on waiting space if you arrive early.
CALIFORNIA / SAN PEDRO
Stay near the harbor. Start with less driving.
Virgin sails from San Pedro at the Port of Los Angeles. Give the wider city a separate day, and keep embarkation morning close to the water.
Compare LAX and LGBSan Pedro for a short port transferPort of Los Angeles, not Long Beach Cruise Terminal
Airports & transfer planningEXPANDCLOSE
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
The larger flight gateway. Allow roughly 35–75 minutes of driving toward San Pedro as a planning range, with additional time to collect luggage and reach the pickup point. Heavy traffic can take longer.
Long Beach Airport (LGB)
A smaller alternative when its routes suit your trip. Use roughly 25–45 minutes as an initial drive allowance to San Pedro. Flying into Long Beach does not mean your ship departs from the Long Beach cruise terminal.
Where to stay: areas & hotel suggestionsEXPANDCLOSE
San Pedro
The most direct choice for a single pre-cruise night. Stay near the waterfront or marina, have dinner locally and keep the next morning’s drive short.
Downtown Long Beach
Useful with extra time for the waterfront, restaurants or Aquarium of the Pacific. Plan a separate road transfer to San Pedro.
LAX area
Practical for a late arrival when sleep is the priority. It leaves the longer southbound transfer for embarkation day.
Hollywood / central Los Angeles
Better as a separate sightseeing stay than a last-minute base for the cruise. Distances and traffic can consume much of the morning.
HOTELS TO CONSIDER
Downtown San Pedro
Crowne Plaza Los Angeles Harbor Hotel
A practical harbor-area base near local dining and Little Italy. The hotel advertises a paid cruise shuttle. Confirm the schedule, seats and current fee with the front desk.
Cabrillo Marina
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Pedro – Port of Los Angeles
A marina setting with on-site dining and a pool for a relaxed overnight. The hotel advertises a complimentary World Cruise Terminal shuttle, subject to availability. Reserve arrangements rather than assuming a seat.
Downtown Long Beach waterfront
Hyatt Regency Long Beach
Worth considering for an additional sightseeing day near the waterfront and Aquarium of the Pacific. It requires a transfer to Virgin’s San Pedro terminal.
A cruise shuttle, an airport shuttle and parking while you are away are separate services. Ask Beyond Travel to confirm which, if any, are included in the exact hotel rate.
Explore San Pedro’s waterfront and the Los Angeles Maritime Museum for local seafaring history. Check opening times before making the museum the main plan.
An ocean-view cultural stop
Visit the Korean Bell of Friendship at Angels Gate Park. The pavilion and harbor views make it a worthwhile stop before or after lunch. Allow for the drive up from the waterfront.
Dinner without another freeway trip
Stay local for a meal in San Pedro’s Little Italy or choose Blu Restaurant + Lounge at Crowne Plaza for California-style dishes. At DoubleTree, 2800 Kitchen & Lounge overlooks the marina.
If you have a full extra day
Downtown Long Beach and the Aquarium of the Pacific make a manageable separate outing. Save Hollywood or a much longer city tour for a day without a ship arrival deadline.
YOUR TERMINAL
Los Angeles Cruise Terminal, Berth 93100 Swinford Street San Pedro, CA 90731
Use the terminal assignment and arrival slot on your sailing documents.
Getting to the terminalEXPANDCLOSE
Ask for the Port of Los Angeles cruise terminal in San Pedro and confirm the berth on your voyage documents. Do not select the Long Beach cruise terminal.
Taxi, rideshare, private transfer or a confirmed hotel cruise shuttle can work. At LAX, standard taxi and ride-app pickups generally use LAX-it. Follow the current signs and your provider’s instructions, since airport arrangements can change.
For planning, allow about 10–20 minutes from a San Pedro hotel or 20–40 minutes from downtown Long Beach, plus pickup and port-entrance time. Check live traffic before leaving. A reserved private vehicle can simplify group luggage or accessibility needs.
Parking & accessibilityEXPANDCLOSE
Cruise passenger parking at Swinford Street
Enter from Swinford Street off Harbor Boulevard and veer right toward cruise passenger parking. The port lists the first hour free, then $2 per hour, with a $23 daily maximum for standard vehicles and $40 for oversized vehicles. Rates checked October 16, 2026 and subject to change. Confirm arrangements if your sailing returns to a different port.
Virgin offers terminal wheelchair assistance between the entrance and gangway on embarkation and disembarkation days. Arrange any ongoing equipment or transport needs before travel.
Your embarkation morningEXPANDCLOSE
Breakfast nearby
Use the hotel restaurant or a nearby café. Enjoy a short harbor or marina walk only if it leaves time to return, collect bags and meet your ride.
Confirm the transfer
Check your shuttle reservation or car pickup and work backwards from the assigned arrival slot. Allow additional time from LAX or Long Beach.
Leave ready to board
Keep travel documents, medications, valuables, phone and charger with you. Have the berth, terminal address and check-in details ready before reaching the entrance.
All travel ranges are broad Beyond Travel planning estimates for car travel, not published schedules or guarantees. They exclude baggage claim, immigration, pickup queues and unusual delays. Check live conditions and plan around the assigned terminal arrival time. Parking information checked October 16, 2026.
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YOUR FIRST 24 HOURS
First the welcome. Then the party.
The first afternoon has a rhythm: get settled, find your way around, then gather on deck as the voyage gets its opening toast. A little preparation leaves you free to enjoy the celebration.
Follow the safety instructions first
The muster briefing introduces the ship’s emergency procedures and is mandatory. Read the arrival instructions and follow crew directions for the safety content, your assigned meeting point and any check-in required. Ask a crew member if you are unsure whether you have completed it.
Connect your phone and open your voyage
Join the ship network, then check that the app is showing the voyage you are on. Find today’s schedule and your existing dinner bookings. If the app is not working, Sailor Services can help you get connected.
Find your cabin and settle the essentials
When access is available, find your cabin, check The Band opens the door and put valuables in the safe. Your checked suitcase may arrive separately. Ask your cabin host about controls, bedding or anything that needs attention.
Review the plans that matter today
Look for available reservations or activities, confirm tonight’s dinner, and read the details of anything you book. Then choose lunch and explore. You do not need to spend the entire afternoon trying to reserve every hour of the voyage.
Connect to ship Wi-Fi without relying on cellular roamingEXPANDCLOSE
In your phone’s Wi-Fi settings, choose VirginVoyages-SailorWiFi. Follow the sign-in screen using your full cabin number, including its letter, and date of birth. Check the plan included with your fare before selecting a paid upgrade.
Our practical recommendation is to put your phone in airplane mode, then turn Wi-Fi back on. This helps avoid an unintended cellular connection at sea. Ship internet and your mobile carrier’s roaming service are different products. Check your carrier’s terms if you intend to use cellular service, including when ashore.
If you cannot reach the sign-in screen or the app will not load, visit Sailor Services on Deck 5. Ask the team to check the connection before buying an upgrade.
SAIL-AWAY / THIS IS THE MOMENT
A glass of bubbles. A ship full of possibility.
You have checked in, stepped aboard and found your cabin. Now head for sail-away: music, fellow Sailors, the Happenings Cast and the feeling that the holiday has finally started.
Virgin’s sail-away celebration includes a complimentary bubbly toast during its scheduled service window. Look for the event in your app, allow time to get to the deck and keep your first dinner clear of the part you want to catch. Additional drinks outside the included toast are charged separately.
BEYOND TRAVEL SAYS: Make sail-away a plan. It is one of the easiest moments to miss while unpacking, and one of the best ways to begin.
Check your sailing’s time, location and weather plan. The exact pour and service arrangements can vary.
THE PJ PARTY / YOUR FIRST NIGHT OUT
Your pajamas have plans tonight.
The PJ Party is the opening-night invitation to loosen up, meet people and get onto the dance floor. The Happenings Cast and music turn familiar sleepwear into the dress code for your first proper party at sea.
Pack a set you are excited to wear. Think satin, a favorite print, matching pajamas with your travel companions or an unapologetically comfortable onesie. Get dinner, change, and head out ready to join in.
Check the app for the night, time and venue on your voyage. Keep the outfit easy to reach, and wear shoes that work for dancing and moving around the ship.
Make an evening of it.
Sail-away starts the celebration. Dinner gives you time to settle in. The PJ Party brings everyone back together when the first night gets going.
SHIP LIFE
What are you in the mood for?
Some places you plan to find. Others become yours by accident.
THE SMALL THINGS THAT MAKE SHIP LIFE EASY
Get to know your new surroundings.
The Band, the signs outside the lifts and the tablet in your cabin quickly become familiar. Here is what you are looking at and how you will use it.
The Band
This is your cabin key and your link to onboard purchases. Tap it to open your door, and present it when the crew charges something to your account. Your Bar Tab and Sailor Loot stay attached to that account.
Keep it with you, including on your Beach Club day in Bimini. If it goes missing or stops working, Sailor Services on Deck 5 can help.
Deck 6, Scarlet Lady. Volume Creative, Washed Up for Virgin Voyages.
Read the ship
Look at the deck and direction signs as you leave the lifts. Forward is toward the front of the ship, aft is toward the back. Facing forward, port is left and starboard is right.
Learn your cabin’s deck and full number, then pick a familiar landmark on the route. Follow the actual signs for your ship, since venues and layouts can differ.
The cabin tablet
Use the tablet to explore the room controls, including lighting, curtains and entertainment. If a setting is unfamiliar, ask your cabin host to show you. You do not have to work it out on your own.
The tablet stays in the cabin. Your phone app remains the place to check the wider voyage schedule, reservations and spending.
Set the mood
Try the lighting scenes in the tablet’s Moods controls. They change the feel of the cabin, from a brighter room for getting ready to a softer setting for the evening.
Use the cabin safe for valuables. Ask your host about the Seabed setup and any room features you want explained. You can ask to leave a convertible Seabed in bed mode. Cabin layouts and controls vary by category and ship.
WORTH FINDING / THE SCENE
A room with a very good view.
Find The Scene for its dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive ocean views.
Look in when it is open between scheduled or private events. Check the entrance signage and current app listing.
EXPLORE THE SPACES Swipe or scroll through
SLOW DOWN
The Dock
A drink, a small plate and a sea view. Look for Opa Hour when it appears in your sailing’s schedule.
SLOW DOWN
The Dock House
An indoor companion to The Dock. A good place to pause between plans.
GET SOCIAL
The Social Club
Games, casual food and a reason to linger. Check the app for trivia and pop-up activities.
GET SOCIAL
The Athletic Club
Outdoor space for a slower afternoon. Follow the weather and your mood.
AFTER DARK
The Manor
Follow the evening’s DJ and late-night programming. The lineup changes by ship and sailing.
FOOD + DRINK
The Galley
Different counters, plenty of choice. Check which stations are open before you settle on a craving.
FOOD + DRINK
The Pizza Place
Keep this in mind for a casual bite. Check the app for the day’s hours.
FOOD + DRINK
Grounds Club
Find your coffee stop. Specialty coffee may be chargeable, depending on your benefits.
MEET THE HAPPENINGS CAST
Follow a good host.
These hosts bring games, gatherings and unexpected moments to life. Try a trivia session, a pop-up activity or something you would not normally choose.
THE EVERYDAY DETAILS
Make the ship feel familiar.
A little orientation makes the rest of the voyage easier. Find your regular coffee stop, learn the route back to your cabin and know where to ask for help. Then use the schedule to try something outside your usual routine.
The Band, your cabin and getting aroundEXPANDCLOSE
Tap The Band at your cabin door and present it when making onboard purchases. It links the transaction to your account, so keep it with you. If it is lost or stops working, Sailor Services on Deck 5 can help replace it or restore access.
Use deck signs and the ship information in the app to orient yourself. Forward means toward the front, aft toward the back, port is the left side facing forward and starboard the right. Note your cabin’s deck and number before setting off to explore.
Your cabin has a safe and a tablet for features such as lighting, television and shades. Ask your cabin host to demonstrate anything unfamiliar. You can request that a convertible Seabed remain in bed mode.
Shows, classes and parties: what do I actually need to book?EXPANDCLOSE
Open an activity’s full listing, rather than relying on its title in the schedule. Look for the location, start time, any price, and whether it requires a reservation or says to walk in. A saved favorite or calendar reminder should not be treated as a confirmed place.
Some reservations become available onboard, and the process can vary by sailing or app update. Check your voyage’s instructions and confirmation. For a full event, ask about the current standby or walk-in process without assuming admission is guaranteed.
Give dinner and a show enough space between them, and arrive as directed in the listing. The Happenings Cast, live music, DJ sets and smaller activities also give you ways to enjoy an evening without filling every slot in advance.
Water, cabin help and a quieter dayEXPANDCLOSE
Water is included, and a refillable bottle is useful around the ship and ashore. Ask your cabin host or a crew member where to refill it. For cabin requests, speak to your host or use the available service options in the app.
There is no requirement to join the party. Read, take a walk, use a quieter seating area or spend time in your cabin. Venue access can change for private events, weather or programming, so treat posted signs and the day’s schedule as your guide.
DINING
Come hungry. Stay curious.
Dining is part of the experience. Reserve a few favorites and leave room to discover the rest.
Make dinner an occasion.
Virgin has individual restaurants instead of a traditional main dining room.
Dress for your evening.
Dress up or keep it relaxed. Change out of swimwear before restaurant dining.
Leave room for casual.
The Galley, pizza and other easy stops make every meal less of a plan.
CHOOSE A FEW DINNERS YOU WILL ENJOY
What kind of evening are you planning?
Use these descriptions to make a short list, then check the restaurants and menus on your own ship. Book around your port days and evening plans. You do not need a different elaborate dinner every night.
Extra Virgin
Italian cooking and pasta. Choose it for a relaxed dinner built around familiar flavors, with time to linger over the meal.
Pink Agave
Mexican cooking in a dramatic evening setting. A good choice for a night when you want dinner to feel like an occasion.
The Wake
Steak and seafood with the feeling of a classic restaurant. Look at brunch and dinner separately because the menus and experience differ.
Gunbae
Korean barbecue and shared tables. The social setting is part of the evening, so come ready to meet the people at your table.
The Test Kitchen
An experimental tasting-menu experience. Read the current menu and discuss dietary needs before booking, especially if you prefer to choose each course yourself.
Razzle Dazzle
A bold dining room with menus that differ by ship and service. Check your ship’s current brunch and dinner lineup before deciding which experience fits your plans.
Rojo by Razzle Dazzle
A Spanish-inspired restaurant on Brilliant Lady. Look for it in that ship’s dining lineup rather than assuming the same concept appears across the fleet.
Restaurant concepts, menus and service hours vary by ship. Your voyage’s app is the place to confirm what is available and book the experience you want.
Breakfast, lunch and how The Galley worksEXPANDCLOSE
The Galley is a food-hall style collection of made-to-order options, rather than one traditional buffet. Read the menus and follow the ordering directions at each station or table. Different counters can have different hours, so look at what is serving when you arrive.
Use casual dining for an easy breakfast or lunch, and check the app for restaurant brunch options. For embarkation afternoon, find an open venue that fits your appetite rather than assuming every restaurant is serving. Later at night, check the current pizza and cabin-delivery options.
When your booking window opens, select the restaurant, date, time and correct party size. Coordinate with anyone you want to dine with, and check the final confirmation for the whole group. If the app cannot combine your party, ask Beyond Travel before sailing or the dining team onboard for help.
If your preferred time is unavailable, check alternatives and ask about openings or walk-up options onboard. A walk-up is a request for availability, not a guaranteed table. Cancel a reservation you will not use, and leave enough time for dinner before a show rather than booking them back to back.
Share significant dietary needs in advance and speak with the restaurant team when you arrive. Restaurant dining is broadly included, while premium items and some experiences cost extra.
Check the app for late-night hours at The Pizza Place and other casual venues. ShipEats can deliver to your cabin, with fees and exceptions explained in Quick Answers.
DRINKS + BAR TAB
Your drink. Your kind of evening.
BAR TAB
Beverage credit.
For eligible drinks onboard and at The Beach Club at Bimini.
SAILOR LOOT
Broader onboard credit.
Different eligible uses. Check your booking’s amounts and terms.
NOT SURE HOW MUCH BAR TAB YOU NEED?
Use the Beyond Travel Bar Tab Calculator.
Start with your drinks plans and the benefits already on your booking.
The Band, included drinks & unused creditEXPANDCLOSE
Everyday options such as water, soda and basic tea and coffee are included. Specialty drinks and alcohol can cost extra. Your fare, suite or loyalty benefits may change what you need.
Use The Band for eligible purchases and check your account during the trip. Bar Tab is optional, must be bought before sailing and is not refundable once the voyage begins. Avoid buying more than you expect to use.
KNOW WHAT WILL REACH YOUR BILL
Your Band connects to an account.
Bar Tab and Sailor Loot are credits with different rules. They do not make every purchase free. Check your booking’s benefits before sailing and review your spending during the voyage so that an unfamiliar charge can be resolved while you are still onboard.
Virgin currently places an initial $250 USD authorization hold on the card on file when you embark. A pending hold is different from the final bill, and release timing depends on the card provider. Allow for it in your available balance even if you have onboard credit.
Look in My Wallet in the app to review charges and the payment card. Sailor Services on Deck 5 can help with a disputed charge or changing that card. Your final balance is normally charged to the card on file at disembarkation.
Gratuities: check what your booking already coversEXPANDCLOSE
Do not assume older advice about included tips applies to your reservation. Check whether service gratuities are included, prepaid or still payable. Virgin currently publishes $20 per Sailor per night when prepaid and $22 when charged onboard. Your booking’s terms and benefits determine what applies to you.
Virgin says additional tips are not required for drinks, dining or spa purchases once the service gratuity is covered. Ask Beyond Travel to clarify your confirmation before paying for something that may already be included. Rates checked October 16, 2026.
Using credit without buying too muchEXPANDCLOSE
Bar Tab is for eligible beverages. Sailor Loot can cover a broader set of eligible onboard purchases. Look at the credit already on your booking, any suite or fare inclusions, and what you expect to buy before adding more.
If you choose not to buy Bar Tab, you can still purchase drinks onboard. Ask Sailor Services how your particular credits are being applied if a balance looks wrong. Do not assume unused promotional credit will be refunded or that independent businesses ashore can accept it.
VIRGIN’S SIGNATURE NIGHT / MAKE ROOM FOR THIS
SCARLET NIGHT
One night. The whole ship comes alive.
WHAT IS SCARLET NIGHT?
You are stepping into the show.
Scarlet Night is Virgin’s signature immersive celebration. The ship turns red, performers appear where you least expect them, and the evening unfolds across venues rather than staying on one stage. This is the night to dress for, protect in your schedule and experience from the beginning.
At its heart is a fantastical love story about the Octopus Goddess and the Sailor who won her heart. You meet that story through music, performance and playful encounters as the celebration spreads through the ship. Knowing the beginning makes the big finale mean more.
THE OPENING
Meet the story.
Look for the opening gatherings in the Roundabout on Decks 6 and 7. The Happenings Cast introduces the evening, and the myth draws you into the world of Scarlet Night. Check the app before dinner so your reservation leaves room for the start.
THE SHIP TAKES OVER
Follow your curiosity.
Move through the venues and public spaces as performances and surprise happenings appear. Look for the Octopus Garden storytelling in the Red Room when it is on your schedule. The smaller encounters are part of the show, so give yourself time to discover them.
THE BIG FINALE
Everyone gathers.
The energy builds toward the signature pool-deck celebration: a sea of red, music, the cast and a crowd ready to dance. The outdoor finale depends on conditions, so follow the app and crew for that night’s plan. If the celebration moves indoors, follow the crew to the evening’s new setting.
THE NIGHT CONTINUES
Take it to The Manor.
If you still have more dancing in you, look for the after-party. The voyage’s schedule tells you where the evening continues. You do not need to choose every stop in advance, but it helps to know that the pool celebration is not always the last act.
COME DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION
Bring your red. Bring your curiosity.
A red dress, shirt, matching set or statement accessory is enough to join the visual celebration. This is a chance to make an outfit of it. Choose something you can move in, with shoes that can carry you through several venues.
If you want to join any water activity, plan for that before leaving the cabin. Protect your phone and belongings. You can enjoy the spectacle from the deck without getting into the pool.
How to plan dinner, photos and the full eveningEXPANDCLOSE
Check the complete Scarlet Night listing when it appears in your voyage schedule. Choose dinner around the opening events, allow time to change, and plan to be out before the finale. Ask your dining team for help if your reservation creates a clash.
Take your outfit photos before you get caught up in the night. Then spend less time looking at the phone and more time following the cast, music and other Sailors. Times and the exact sequence vary by ship and sailing.
BIMINI / WHEN IT’S ON YOUR ITINERARY
A beach day. With possibilities.
The Beach Club is reserved for Virgin Sailors during your call. It extends the ship experience ashore, while the island has a life of its own beyond it.
YOUR BEACH CLUB DAY INCLUDES
Entry & loungersBeach & poolsFood, water & sodaTram transportClub Wi-Fi
YOUR BAND
Yes. Your Band works here.
Tap for eligible purchases. Your onboard account stays connected, and your Bar Tab follows you for eligible drinks.
Independent island businesses use their own payment arrangements.
WHEN THE ENERGY CHANGES
Beach first. Pool later.
Arrive earlier for a quieter beach experience. Eat, relax, then move toward the pool when the music and activity build. Check the day’s schedule.
LUNCH IS PART OF THE DAY
Take a proper lunch break.
Beach Club food is included. Check the day’s menu and ask about dietary needs. Premium drinks, cabanas and Shore Things can cost extra.
EXPLORE NORTH BIMINI
There is an island beyond the club.
Radio Beach & Alice Town
Make time for the public beach and the streets of Alice Town. Plan your transport and check local conditions.
Conch, made locally
Stuart’s Conch Salad Stand on King’s Highway in Bailey Town is one option. Confirm opening and payment arrangements that day.
A cultural stop
Look for the Dolphin House in Alice Town, a local mosaic landmark created by Ashley Saunders. Confirm visiting arrangements before heading over.
Golf carts: useful for exploring, not needed for the clubEXPANDCLOSE
The free tram gets you to the Beach Club. A golf cart is an optional way to explore independently.
Agree on the full price, deposit and payment method first.
Inspect and photograph the cart before accepting it.
Ask about fuel, insurance, driver requirements and permitted roads.
Confirm where and when to return it.
Drive carefully. Traffic keeps left under Bahamian road rules.
Carry some cash for local purchases and leave plenty of time to return.
Your ship’s all-aboard time is the deadline. A rental return time does not replace it.
BEFORE YOU STEP ASHORE
Pack for the return as well as the beach.
Check the posted all-aboard time before leaving the ship, and make sure your phone is displaying the time the ship is using. Keep the return deadline where you can see it. Your excursion or rental finishing time is not the ship’s deadline.
Your Bimini day bag & getting back onboardEXPANDCLOSE
Virgin tells Sailors to carry The Band and government-issued ID when going ashore. Follow any additional document instructions for that port. Bring sun protection, a cover-up, water, any needed medication and a way to pay at independent businesses.
Follow the signs and crew directions from the pier to the complimentary Beach Club transport. Check the return pickup arrangement before settling in. If you explore independently, allow time to return a cart, find transport and get back through the pier area. Ask the crew how to reach the port agent in an urgent situation.
The same habits apply at your other ports: read meeting instructions, check what is included in an excursion, and set your own return buffer. A place on an independent tour does not change the all-aboard deadline.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE
One last look. A few last details.
Check the account.
Resolve charges and review remaining credits before the final morning.
Pack for a simple exit.
Follow luggage instructions. Keep documents, medications and morning essentials with you.
THE LAST EVENING AND FINAL MORNING
Decide how you will leave the ship.
Read the departure instructions before packing, including your cabin-vacating time, luggage arrangements and any selected disembarkation slot. Ship clearance, bag collection and border formalities all take time. The published arrival time is not a promise that you can step into a car immediately.
Carry your bags or use the arranged collection?EXPANDCLOSE
Follow the options offered on your sailing. If you choose the arranged luggage collection, use the supplied tags and put bags out only at the instructed time and place. Keep a complete outfit for the morning, shoes, toiletries, medications, valuables and documents with you.
If you carry your own luggage, be sure you can manage it through the ship and terminal. Arrange any required assistance ahead of the final morning. Check how and where you will collect bags before meeting your driver.
Departure slot, breakfast, airport transfer & final billEXPANDCLOSE
Virgin currently directs Sailors to find “Disembarkation Group” under the final port in the app’s Shore Things area. Follow the prompts on your voyage, or ask Sailor Services for help choosing a slot.
Check the breakfast venues and closing times for the final morning. Review your account the evening before, then confirm your onward pickup. Leave room for ship clearance, immigration, bag collection, traffic and airport check-in. Ask Beyond Travel to assess your actual flight and port rather than using one universal earliest flight time.
MY NEXT VIRGIN VOYAGE × BEYOND TRAVEL
You know how this feels. Let’s plan the next one.
By the last few days, you may already have a favorite restaurant, a deck you keep returning to and a list of things you want to do again. This is the moment to talk about your next Virgin voyage, while you can still use the onboard offer.
Secure the offer aboard. Plan the voyage with Beyond Travel.
My Next Virgin Voyage, or MNVV, lets you place a $150 placeholder deposit while sailing, choose dates later and receive these benefits on an eligible future voyage.
Next voyage
Fare savings
Sailor Loot
4–5 nights
$150
$150
6–8 nights
$200
$200
9+ nights
$250
$250
USD amounts. These benefits apply to the next eligible voyage. A placeholder does not reserve a specific cabin or price.
Visit Future Voyages before you leave.
Find the team on Deck 7, Midship, or use the onboard app’s MNVV route. Ask to see the current written offer. You must purchase while aboard, then book and sail within two years.
Keep Beyond Travel with you.
Your existing First Mate is linked to the new booking. If Beyond Travel booked this voyage, ask the team to confirm our name is on the placeholder. Keep your reference and send it to us.
You do not have to choose under pressure.
Use the rest of the voyage to notice what you enjoy. More port time or more sea days? The same ship or somewhere new? Bring those thoughts home and let us help turn them into the right sailing.
Let us do the next round of planning.
Beyond Travel can help compare itineraries, choose a cabin, review the applicable offers and fit the trip around your travel dates. You already know us, and we can build on what you learned from this first voyage.
Eligible cabins, deadlines and deposit termsEXPANDCLOSE
Eligible categories include The Sea Terrace, Central Sea Terrace, XL Sea Terrace and RockStar suites. Insider, Sea View, limited-view, smaller-balcony and Sea Terrace Lock It In categories are excluded. Confirm your exact category.
The deposit has a seven-day refund window. Later cancellation converts it to a one-year Future Voyage Credit and removes the promotional savings and Loot. Unused placeholders expire after two years. Once you select a sailing, the regular deposit becomes due.
Offer combinations require confirmation. Older placeholders keep their original terms. Ask Beyond Travel to review your written confirmation before choosing the next voyage.
Tell us you have an MNVV placeholder and include your reference when you contact the team. If you booked through another advisor or directly, ask Beyond Travel to review the available arrangements before making assumptions about the booking’s ownership. Current offer checked October 16, 2026.
QUICK ANSWERS
Find the little details.
Wi-Fi, cabin food, solo sailing and the practical questions that come up along the way.
How do I get online?EXPANDCLOSE
Connect to VirginVoyages-SailorWiFi once onboard, then sign in using your cabin number and date of birth. Your included internet level depends on your fare. Upgrades are available, and Sailor Services can help with connection problems.
When is the casino open?EXPANDCLOSE
The casino operates while the ship is at sea and closes for port arrival. Check the onboard schedule for your sailing.
Is the spa included?EXPANDCLOSE
Redemption Spa treatments and Thermal Suite passes generally cost extra. Check whether your booking includes any spa benefits. Check available appointments and prices in the app or visit the spa onboard.
Can I wash or press clothes onboard?EXPANDCLOSE
There is no self-service laundry room for Sailors. Use the laundry slip in your cabin to arrange the ship’s laundry or pressing service and review the current charges.
Can I get a tattoo onboard?EXPANDCLOSE
Yes. Squid Ink offers tattoos and piercings. Visit the studio for an in-person consultation and appointment availability. Talk through placement, timing, and aftercare with the artist before booking.
Where can I smoke or vape?EXPANDCLOSE
Smoking and vaping are restricted to designated smoking areas. They are not allowed in cabins or on cabin terraces. Ask the crew to point out the designated areas on your ship.
What if I feel seasick?EXPANDCLOSE
The ship’s Medical Center is on Deck 4. Contact Medical Services if you need help with motion discomfort. For an emergency onboard, dial 911 from a ship phone or use SOS in the app or tablet.
Will I feel out of place sailing alone?EXPANDCLOSE
Look for solo Sailor meetups in the app’s onboard schedule. Group activities and Gunbae’s shared dining tables offer easy ways to meet people, while quiet time is always yours to choose.
Can I order food to my cabin?EXPANDCLOSE
ShipEats delivers to cabins around the clock, except on disembarkation day. The current delivery fee is $10, waived for RockStar Quarters or an order with at least $10 in chargeable items. Confirm the fee shown before ordering.
Where can I eat late at night?EXPANDCLOSE
Check The Pizza Place and the app’s current dining hours. ShipEats is another option for food in your cabin, with delivery available around the clock except on disembarkation day.
Who can help with my booking?EXPANDCLOSE
Beyond Travel can help with your booking questions. For an immediate issue onboard, speak with Sailor Services.
