Vibrant port with boats and ships in Ensenada, B.C., Mexico, under a bright summer sky.

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Departs: November 6, 2027

Returns: November 10, 2027

Departure Port: Los Angeles

Ship: Brilliant Lady

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Brilliant Lady

Finished in 2023, laid up, debuted in 2025, and the only Virgin ship that has ever seen the Pacific

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Fourth and last Lady, ordered from Fincantieri in 2018 and launched November 25, 2022
Entered service September 5, 2025 from New York, after roughly two years of delay
The only Virgin ship deployed to Alaska, the Mexican Riviera or the Panama Canal
Rojo by Razzle Dazzle, a Spanish tapas restaurant that debuted on this ship
Prince Rupert on nearly every Seattle round trip, which almost no Alaska ship uses
No buffet, gratuities and wi-fi in the fare, nobody under eighteen aboard

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Ashore

Where You Stop

Los Angeles

Catalina Island

Mexico

The Mexican Riviera

The West Coast's answer to the Caribbean, Cabo's granite arch, Puerto Vallarta's old town and Mazatlán's malecón, all within a week of Los Angeles.

Best Time to Go: October through April, when the Pacific is calm and dry
Typical Length: 4 to 7 nights

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Stunning aerial view of Catalina Island's harbor with boats and scenic mountains. — The Catalina Islands

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