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Pick your Alaska: five ways to sail north in 2028

Virgin Voyages unveils its 2028 Alaska season, with 18 sailings on Brilliant Lady from Seattle and Vancouver, four brand-new itineraries and two glaciers worth the trip alone.

Stories

The Ultimate Thanksgiving Treat: Our Early Black Friday November Cruise Deals.

Turkey isn’t the only thing we’re indulging in this November.

Do Not Disturb: The Vacation That Starts Before You Sail

If you’ve been craving some “me-time,” meet Do Not Disturb - A getaway reserved for adults, a partnership with JetBlue Vacations.

Sun Society

Each moment slides into the next without an announcement, so just follow the music.

Mermaid Origins: The Stories Behind Our Lady Ships

Four Lady Ships. Four mermaids. For the first time — brought to life by a new group of artists working with AI — we're telling you where they came from.

Bimini Beach Club's New Menu by Chef Rashida Holmes

A completely new menu is landing at The Beach Club at Bimini, built on curry, tamarind, coconut and plantain, and on Chef Rashida's family recipes.

YOU VOTED. WE'RE NO. 1. AGAIN.

Condé Nast Traveler readers voted us No. 1 Large Cruise Line for the third time. And there's more to celebrate.

Icy Strait Point: The Port That's Actually Owned by the Town It Sits On

We made it to the final port of the series, and this is the one I’d call the most meaningful.

2 Million and Counting

We just hit a 2 million milestone. Here's how we're marking it — and why we think the next million should feel just as good.

Juneau: The Glacier You Can Walk To, and the Whales With Actual Fingerprints

I don’t think I’ll write whale-watching copy the same way again.

Four Ships. One Point in the Ocean.

On February 16, 2027, all four Lady Ships meet in the middle of the Caribbean for the first time ever. Here's what we can tell you so far — including exactly where to find us.

Mexico: two ports, two different reasons to book

Reefs off Cozumel, ruins outside Costa Maya — Mexico isn't one port, it's two ways in, and Virgin Voyages sails to both.