Cruise Blog

Worried you might feel seasick on your cruise? You’re definitely not alone. It’s one of the biggest concerns for first-time cruisers - and even seasoned travellers sometimes get a queasy moment or two. The good news is that with the right prep (and a few clever tricks), seasickness can be avoided or at least kept well under control. Let’s look at why it happens, how to prevent it, and what to do if you start to feel a bit off while you’re at sea. What Actually Causes Seasickn

If you’re gearing up for a voyage with Virgin Voyages, here’s something you’ll want to know before you sail. The cruise line has recently introduced a redesigned, fully updated app - and if you still have the old one, it’s time to make the switch. In this blog we’ll walk you through what’s changed, how to use the new version effectively, and why it matters for your next cruise. What’s changed with the Virgin Voyages app The “Original Sailor App” is being retired Virgin Voyage

Planning your first cruise? Brilliant choice. Below are 100 practical, no-nonsense tips pulled together from our research and experience to help you book smart, pack right, and have a cracking time at sea.  1) Choose the right cruise line and ship Not all lines feel the same. Match the ship’s vibe to you, whether that’s family-friendly, adults-only, party, or chilled.  2) Pick an itinerary you’ll love overall Don’t book for one dream port in case it’s skipped for weather. Cho