I planned on writing up a trip report as we cruised but then I got too lazy, so I'm just starting this thread instead. My wife and I just got back from a 7 day cruise to the Caribbean on Virgin Voyages. No kids allowed, everything (including tips) except alcohol and excursions included in the price, and a very positive-energy group of sailors all combined to make it a great maiden cruise for us.

I'd give it a solid 8/10 as far as an experience, and really the remaining 2/10 is just that I'm not sure that I'm a cruise person. We did the Sunsets in the Lesser Antillies cruise on the Resilient Lady. Let me know if you have any questions on the ship, restaurant recommendations, excursions, or anything else!

I love their pricing model, just hope they can survive.

I have a lot of clients that Love Virgin Voyages! The aspect of an adults only cruise is a plus. They have some great itineraries coming in 2026 with Alaska being one of them. What did you think of the food?

I thought the food was an 8/10. The Mexican restaurant was a 10/10, the Italian restaurant and Korean BBQ were 7/10, and the American restaurant and steakhouse were a 6/10. Honestly, I was most impressed with their cafeteria (The Galley), all of their little kiosks were great and super easy to find something good for breakfast and lunch. They had really fresh greens and fruits. We didn't have anything that was bad, I just expected a little more from their Italian and steakhouse restaurants considering the "upscale" feel.

We sailed them over the summer and did their rockstar status. We thought Richard's rooftop was probably our favorite perk of that. It was a lot more relaxed up there if you wanted a break from the "party" scene around the pool deck. The adults only vibe and the day at Bimini are probably enough for us to give them another try sometime in the future.