Scarlet Lady

All dining is included within your cruise fare on Virgin Voyages, with restaurants open until late at night and some until the early hours of the morning.

Dining options include: Wake, situated at the aft of the ship offering a theatrical take on steak and seafood; Razzle Dazzle, offering vegetarian and vegan food as well as a juice bar; The Test Kitchen, a laboratory-like experience pairing a cookery class with restaurant; Geonbae, a Korean barbecue restaurant with lively drinking games; Pink Agave, Mexican fare offering a unique shared plate experience; Extra Virgin, serving regionally-inspired Italian food; Dock, a beach-club space offering Mediterranean small plates; the Galley, the main space for quick and casual meals throughout the day; and The Pizza Place, for fun designing bespoke pizzas in a beach club-inspired space.

Get yourself a tattoo at the on-board parlour, Squid Ink, or treat yourself with a manicure at the Stubble & Groom barbershop – enjoying time at your leisure with Virgin Voyages is easy, the hard part is knowing where to start!

Spend some time relaxing in the private club reserved for suite guests, where loungers, umbrellas and rainbow-effect glass make for an exclusive feel; meanwhile the running track and numerous fitness areas including The Athletics Club offer a great place for getting active while on-board.

The cruise line has chosen to focus on ‘cheeky and hip’ entertainment, great for new and experienced cruise travellers alike. One of the top features revealed so far is the Crow’s Nest – a 360° viewing tower which serves as an exclusive sundeck.

Other social areas include plenty of open spaces which are filled with natural flora and fauna; evening entertainment spaces which feature high ceilings and glamorous fittings great for late-night shows and events to catch during your sailing. There is even a nightclub, The Manor, which is inspired by Branson’s first music studio. More details on what entertainment options are available are yet to be revealed.