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The Sea Terrace is one of Virgin's most-booked cabins. Cabin 10070A delivers it from an aft, port side position on Deck 10.
Virgin's most popular cabin delivers the sweet spot of space, style, and those addictive ocean breezes. The Sea Terrace pairs a private outdoor terrace with bright, thoughtfully designed interiors — perfect for Sailors who want fresh-air mornings and cozy evenings. Enjoy a comfortable queen bed (or convertible twin layout), lounge-ready seating, a marble bath with premium fixtures, USB charging and complimentary Wi-Fi. Ideal for guests who want a true indoor/outdoor cabin experience without upgrading to a suite.
About the cabin number itself: the letter at the end of every Sea Terrace tells you which side of the ship you're on. A-suffixed cabins sit on the port side (left, facing forward); Z-suffixed cabins sit on the starboard side (right). Cabin 10070A ends in A, so it’s a port-side cabin — its mirror twin 10070Z is the identical layout on starboard.
What makes 10070A specific is its placement. Aft puts you near the wake views, with the occasional gentle engine hum on lower decks. Deck 10 sets your elevator distance to dining and the pool deck. the "A" suffix puts you on the port side (left, facing forward). Prefer to compare the whole category? See every Sea Terrace cabin →
Bed position can make or break a cabin. Here's exactly how it sits inside 10070A and what's on either side of you when you sleep.
| Bed configuration | Sleeps | Convertible |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Queen (2 Twins) | 2 | Yes — at no extra charge |
In cabin 10070A, the foot of the bed faces forward toward the bow, so you fall asleep with the wake behind you and wake up looking out toward the ocean ahead of the ship. Because the bed sits closer to the cabin door, the terrace side has noticeably more floor clearance — useful for keeping luggage near the entry or moving around without stepping past the bed at night. The queen bed also splits into two twins at no extra charge — just request that setup before you sail.
Sea Terrace cabin with the headboard against the aft wall and the bed positioned closer to the cabin door, leaving more walking space near the balcony.
The Sea Terrace is a study in space — every square foot earns its place. Here's what's where.
Cabin 10070A is a Sea Terrace cabin found on Virgin Voyages' four-ship fleet — Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Resilient Lady, and Brilliant Lady. The Sea Terrace is Virgin Voyages' most popular balcony category, accounting for the majority of cabins across the fleet. On every ship in the fleet, 10070A sits on Deck 10, aft and on the port side. Here’s where Cabin 10070A sits on the Deck 10 plan.
Deck 10 plan — Cabin 10070A marked in red. Pin is positioned by cabin number; treat as approximate.
Every Sea Terrace includes the full Virgin amenity set — no upcharges for the basics.
Official Virgin Voyages photography of the Sea Terrace. Cabin 10070A shares this layout.
Quick answers to the things sailors actually ask before booking.
Cabin 10070A scores 4.2/5 on the Serious Sailors Score (Excellent pick). It blends Motion 3/5, Noise 5/5 and Location 4/5 — a very good shout for the Sea Terrace category.
Up to 2 sailors. The Sea Terrace is configured with 1 Queen (2 Twins). Check the bed configuration above for convertible and extra-berth options.
Deck 10, aft, Port side.Cabin numbers ending in A are on the port side (left when facing forward).
The 10070A layout is found on Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Resilient Lady and Brilliant Lady. Layout and dimensions are consistent across ships; finishes may vary slightly.
Motion is rated Good (3/5). Typical for its position — fine for most sailings.
In Cabin 10070A the bed sits closer to the cabin door, with the headboard pointing aft. That leaves more open floor space on the terrace side.
Yes — a private terrace with the iconic Virgin red hammock and a glass balustrade rather than a metal railing.
Noise is rated Excellent (5/5). It sits in a quiet stretch with nothing disruptive directly above or below.
They are mirror cabins on opposite sides: 10070A is port (left), 10070Z is starboard (right). Layout and amenities are identical — the view direction depends on the itinerary.
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