Caribbean Cruises
Pick up where you left off…
Your vacation awaits — don’t let these voyages sail away.
The Virgin Voyages Experience
Explore our vibrant homeport of Miami before we whisk you away to some of the most amazing places in the Caribbean.
Terminal V at PortMiami
Uniting the energy and style of Miami with nautical nods to the history of sailing, we’re infusing our own terminal with the same incredible ethos as our ships.
Late & overnight stays
No more rushing from A to Sea. Our itineraries feature late stays and overnights, so you can explore it all from morning to night (and morning again).
Keeping it local
We’ve teamed up with locals in each of our ports to reveal sides of places you’ve yet to explore — from the people who know the destinations best.
Our Home Base
First stop, Miami
Miami can party like Vegas, with beaches like the Caribbean and the backcountry beauty of the Bayou, all with the rich cultural diversity of cities like New York and London. The Magic City isn’t just where your journey takes off from; it’s where it begins.
Sea you at the club
The Beach Club at Bimini
Relax with restorative options like beachside yoga classes and lounging by the pool in a private cabana. As the day winds down with a beachside bonfire, the night gives way to a vibrant-colored sunset apropos of the idyllic time spent on the islands.
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Dive into our port guides
Get to know the places, the spaces, and the faces of our favorite Caribbean bases.
Bimini
Besides exploring the islands’ incredible biodiversity and historic shipwreck diving, relax and unwind at our private beach club experience, Virgin Voyages Beach Club at Bimini.
Costa Maya
Ancient ruins, sleepy beachside villages, and natural lagoons with seven shades of blue — this Mexican port is beaming with culture, history, and beauty.
Cozumel
Playa del Carmen
Balancing sunlit mornings and effervescent nights out is par for the course on the eastern shores of Quintana Roo.
Key West
A haven for artists and sunset-seekers alike, the only poetic rival to the writers who called Key West home is the geography itself.
Miami
From the Wynwood art scene to the world-renowned shores of Miami Beach, the Magic City is a perfect collision of relaxation and cultural exploration.
Nassau
From runaway lovers to famous pirates, rum smugglers to blockade runners — Nassau’s gorgeous backdrop not only has been featured in a number of iconic movies but has set the stage for plenty of real-life sagas.
Puerto Plata
Tucked between the Cordillera Mountains and the Atlantic coast, this charming Dominican port embodies geographical duality at its best.
Roatán
The world’s second-largest, electrifying reef attracts divers, snorkeling enthusiasts, and thousands of marine-life species — mix in lush jungle canopies plus endless white-sand beaches, and you'll understand why Roatán is the coveted jewel of Honduras.
San Juan
Beyond the picturesque beaches and pastel-lined streets, Puerto Rico’s capital is perfectly located to easily access the geographic diversity of this gorgeous island.
St. Croix
The U.S. Virgin Islands (love the name) consists of three islands including the archipelago’s largest and least traveled — St. Croix — whose charm is characterized by lush mountains, lively waters, and a rich history where piracy, art, and a mixture of cultures intertwine.
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Basseterre
From rum tastings and beach hangs to rainforest explorations and catamarans to Nevis, the capital of St. Kitts’ social scene revolves around good living and even better chat.
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Bridgetown
Miles of sandy beaches and teal waters meet rhythmic local culture and unbelievably mouth-watering classic dishes in this electric Barbadian city.
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Castries
Visit the sulfur hot springs, hike through the Piton mountains, or soak in the volcanic mud baths — the capital of St Lucia is a sanctuary for outdoor enthusiasts and lounge-seekers alike.
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Fort-de-France
An island rich with contrasts, Martinique mixes quiet moments on quaint beaches or atop dramatic mountains with the cultural vibrancy of downtown Fort-de-France.
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Oranjestad
Known as “One Happy Island”, Aruba is home to electric-colored architecture, uncrowded beaches, and crystal-clear water perfect for a diving glimpse of their famed shipwrecks and marine life.
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Pointe-à-Pitre
On islands home to lush national parks and streaming waterfalls, Guadeloupe’s largest city is known for its vivacious French feel, lively fish markets, and café-lined streets.
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ADDITIONAL PORTS
St. John's
Home to 365 white sandy beaches, this Antiguan city is perfect for beachside lounging, snorkeling, or hiking up to Fort Barrington for panoramic views of the island.
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Tortola
The largest of the British Virgin Islands boasts famed natural wonders like The Baths of Tortola giving way to vibrant reefs and snow-white beaches; a quick boat ride away from the other less inhabited spots in the BVI.
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Willemstad
A little piece of Europe at the edge of the Caribbean, Curaçao delivers a delightful Dutch vibe with the picturesque weather, pristine beaches, and relaxing essence that comes with island life.
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