Virgin Voyages Valiant Lady Cruise Reviews

We chose Virgin specifically for the transatlantic cruise. The value seemed outstanding for the 15-day journey. All of the specialty restaurants were included where other cruise lines charge a premium. The galley provided a variety of food options still served by the staff, not just a buffet. And if you didn’t want to get up to choose, table service was provided. The ship spaces, events and ...

VIRGIN VOYAGE REVIEW The last cruise I took was a 14-day Mediterranean cruise from Barcelona to Istanbul in 1995 (23 years ago). Therefore, given the huge changes in the cruise industry with a new ship being built that will carry 10,000 passengers I would clearly classify myself as a newbie. Virgin Voyages is a relatively new cruise line started by Richard Branson. It currently has three ...

This was my third cruise with Virgin Voyages and I absolutely loved it! The Valiant Lady ship was beautiful and easy to navigate, the restaurants, shows and most of all the people were exceptional! My cabin was spacious and the hammock on the balcony was surprisingly comfortable! So much so that I fell asleep in it three nights in a row! I would also like to give a special thank you to ...

We have over 20 cruises on Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and Carnival and our recent cruise with Virgin blew them all away. Carnival just flat out sucks but we have been loyal to RC for the majority. While Virgin doesnt have all the slides and water sports, etc, they also dont have children, long lines, and non stop barking from the cruise director over the intercom. The staff was so helpful and ...

My wife and I went on our second cruise on Virgin Voyages with the October 1st sailing of the French Daze & Ibiza Nights itinerary out of Barcelona. Quick summary: the ship was just as beautiful as we remembered, food was delicious, service was incredible, great shore excursions and lovely ports of call, and perfect weather. Pre-cruise, we flew into Barcelon and stayed at Hotel 1898 on La ...

This is our sixth cruise with Virgin Voyages and by far the busiest, on the sea days every lounger and daybed was taken up, but it was still possible to find chairs in the sun. Service was fantastic from all crew across the ship, they were happy to help and put right the small issues we had. When ordering food starters came out promptly but mains took a little longer, but overall meals were ...

I just read a review from another passenger (or Sailor) as you are called on Virgin. I wholeheartedly agree with them that the only good thing about this cruise was that the ship was nice and clean and the staterooms were lovely and well kept and also that it didn't seem crowded or like there were as many passengers on board as there actually were. In all honesty this is all of the GOOD that I can ...

Ship is new and cabins comfortable - but that's the extent of what can be said favorably about the Virgin Voyages experience. The Jacuzzis don't work. The soda machines don't work. You can't get reservations at the onboard restaurants - and therefore may spend the entire trip eating muffins and cheeseburgers in 'The Galley' ... The bartenders deliberately put fake charges on your account - in one ...

We are a fan of Virgin Atlantic and when a Virgin Voyages cruise became available for the dates we wanted an with an itinerary we liked we booked the cruise. Loved our 3 nights in Barcelona and the embarking process (3:30pm) at the port easy to follow. We were disappointed not to get an upgrade via the ballot but our room was great anyway. However, it was World Rugby Cup time and my husband ...

As Virgin's French Days and Ibiza Nights was my first cruise ever, I can only compare it to other types of travel experiences, and I think it holds up pretty well. I went with my partner and had a very good time. Things we enjoyed: - our accessible midship balcony cabin was great...best shower ever! - the hammock! - our Test Kitchen dining experience was definitely memorable, in a ...