Victory Cruise Lines Embarks on New Southeastern Voyages in 2027
Victory Cruise Lines, renowned for its intimate voyages on the Great Lakes and Canadian coasts, is venturing into exciting new territories. In 2027, the cruise line will set sail south with three brand-new roundtrip itineraries, all departing from Jacksonville, Florida.
The announcement, made on September 18, 2026, revealed that the 11-day all-inclusive sailings aboard the cozy 190-guest Victory I and Victory II ships will explore coastal destinations across Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, and the Bahamas. The itinerary includes historic stops in Savannah, Charleston, Port Royal, Beaufort, culminating in a final excursion to Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach. Departures are scheduled for March 31, October 28, and November 7, 2027.
Adding a gastronomic highlight to the new Southeast voyages, the cruise line will feature cuisine from the acclaimed Miami-based Chef Michelle Bernstein — a first for Victory Cruise Lines. The all-inclusive fares cover a pre-cruise hotel night, ground transfers, shore excursions in each port, gourmet meals, and unlimited beverages.
“Our guests know and love Victory on the Great Lakes, and now we’re giving them a whole new coast to discover,” said John Waggoner, founder and chairman of Victory Cruise Lines. This expansion marks the cruise line’s first Southeast coastal itineraries, offering a unique alternative to a traditional Southern road trip — guests unpack once and let the ship take care of the rest.
Source: Cruise Industry News – September 18, 2026