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The Limited View Sea Terrace is one of Virgin's most-booked cabins. Cabin 11358Z delivers it from a forward, starboard side position on Deck 11.
The Limited View Sea Terrace gives you fresh-air terrace living with a smaller footprint and a partial ocean view. Thoughtfully designed for comfort, it pairs a queen bed and flexible seating with a compact terrace, marble bathroom, USB charging and complimentary Wi-Fi. Ideal for Sailors who want outdoor space and value — great for couples or solo travelers who prefer a terrace without the suite price.
About the cabin number itself: the letter at the end of every Limited View 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 11358Z ends in Z, so it’s a starboard-side cabin — its mirror twin 11358A is the identical layout on port.
What makes 11358Z specific is its placement. Forward means a little more pitch in a swell, but quieter corridors. Deck 11 sets your elevator distance to dining and the pool deck. the "Z" suffix puts you on the starboard side (right, facing forward). Notably, it rides a touch livelier than midship when the sea is up, being well forward. Prefer to compare the whole category? See every Limited View Sea Terrace cabin →
Bed position can make or break a cabin. Here's exactly how it sits inside 11358Z 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 |
The foot of the bed in cabin 11358Z points toward the bow, which means you wake up looking out toward the ocean ahead of the ship rather than back into the room. Since cabin 11358Z's bed is positioned nearer the terrace, the cabin-door-side floor stays clearer, which makes it easier to get in and out on that side and to wheel a suitcase through without climbing over the mattress. If you would rather have two separate beds, the queen converts to twins for free; flag it before sailing.
Limited View Sea Terrace cabin with the headboard against the aft wall and the bed positioned closer to the balcony door, leaving more walking space near the bathroom.
The Limited View Sea Terrace is a study in space — every square foot earns its place. Here's what's where.
Cabin 11358Z is a Limited View Sea Terrace cabin found on Virgin Voyages' four-ship fleet — Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Resilient Lady, and Brilliant Lady. The Limited View Sea Terrace is a value-priced ocean-view category with a partially obstructed window. On every ship in the fleet, 11358Z sits on Deck 11, forward and on the starboard side — within steps of the elevators and the pools. Here’s where Cabin 11358Z sits on the Deck 11 plan.
Deck 11 plan — Cabin 11358Z marked in red. Pin is positioned by cabin number; treat as approximate.
Every Limited View Sea Terrace includes the full Virgin amenity set — no upcharges for the basics.
Official Virgin Voyages photography of the Limited View Sea Terrace. Cabin 11358Z shares this layout.
Quick answers to the things sailors actually ask before booking.
Cabin 11358Z scores 2.3/5 on the Serious Sailors Score (Has trade-offs). It blends Motion 2/5, Noise 5/5 and Location 3/5 — a fair shout for the Limited View Sea Terrace category.
Up to 2 sailors. The Limited View Sea Terrace is configured with 1 Queen (2 Twins). Check the bed configuration above for convertible and extra-berth options.
Deck 11, forward, Starboard side.Cabin numbers ending in Z are on the starboard side (right when facing forward).
The 11358Z 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 Fair (2/5). If you are prone to seasickness, a midship lower-deck cabin will feel steadier.
In Cabin 11358Z the bed sits closer to the balcony door, with the headboard pointing aft. That leaves more open floor space on the cabin-door side.
Yes — a private terrace 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: 11358Z is starboard (right), 11358A is port (left). Layout and amenities are identical — the view direction depends on the itinerary.
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