
Virgin Voyages has dropped Brilliant Lady's October 5 call to Cabo San Lucas due to residual swell left behind by Hurricane Rachel. The cruise line says conditions would make tendering in Cabo unsafe, even though the hurricane has moved away from the ship's route.
Ensenada will replace Cabo on the 7-night October 3 sailing from Los Angeles, while the remainder of the Mexican Riviera itinerary remains unchanged. Virgin Voyages has confirmed an itinerary change for Brilliant Lady's October 3 departure from Los Angeles. A scheduled port call in Cabo San Lucas has been dropped due to lingering ocean conditions from Hurricane Rachel.
The 7-night Mexican Riviera itinerary from the California port was originally scheduled to visit Cabo San Lucas on October 5, Mazatlan on October 6, and Puerto Vallarta on October 7. The 2,770-guest ship is set to return to Los Angeles on October 10. The port of Cabo San Lucas has been closed since September 30 due to rough sea conditions, with no reopening date specified.
Virgin Voyages subsequently cancelled the scheduled call in the Mexican port, citing unsafe residual swell. Unlike many cruise ports, Cabo San Lucas does not have a cruise terminal where ships can…
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