Virgin Voyages Help & Support for Onboard Policies

We always want all of our Sailors to feel comfortable. We encourage you to wear more than a bathing suit if you go to a restaurant and kindly consider shoes, but your style is your style. Who are we to judge?

Dress Up. Dress Down. Just Dress.

At Virgin Voyages we’re all about Sailors feeling free to express who they are and we know personal style is a huge part of that. Prescribing formal attire requirements just isn’t our style.

The drinking age in international waters is 18, in the United States it's 21, and in other ports, we'll go with whatever their country's laws specify.

In fairness to all our Sailors on board, we think everyone deserves a spot in the sun.  If you leave any items unattended on chairs or loungers for more than 40 minutes, we will remove it and safely store it in lost property located at Sailor Services on Deck 5 Mid.

A muster drill is a mandatory safety briefing conducted to familiarize all of our Sailors and crew with the ship's emergency procedures. But this is Virgin Voyages we're talking about, so we promise to make it worth your while 😎

Sailor Loot can be used in the casino for gameplay, but cannot be cashed out.

While smoking is not permitted in the Casino, we do have a designated smoking room nearby on Deck 6.

Yes - we are deeply honored that you’re looking to memorialize the life of your beloved family member on board our ship. We cherish our Sailors and understand the importance of paying respects to those important in their lives. 

Please reach out to our Sailor Services Crew with the information below. Once provided this information, we’ll work with our local officials and shipboard teams to ensure that this Celebration of Life can take place on board and will confirm with you prior to your voyage: 
- Ship
- Sail Date 
- Party size
 
You can contact Sailor Services at 954-488-2955 for US Sailors, +44 (20) 30034919 for UK or +61 (1800) 491708 for AUS.

We have a beautiful sun deck on Deck 17, called The Perch, where you can feel comfortable sunbathing topless at sea.

You can refer to our prohibited items list, while also keeping in mind local government guidelines (for example, you must leave seashells at the beach in the Bahamas).

The safety and security of our guests is our top priority. We operate in full compliance with — and in many cases exceed — U.S. and international safety regulations. You can find more information, and our Security Guide, here.

When exploring our ports of call, make sure to bring The Band and your government-issued ID with you.

We respect all our Sailors' diverse religious beliefs and encourage them to practice on their own or with other members of their group during their voyage. That being said, please note that we don’t have an onboard formal place of worship.