Margaritaville at Sea has bought a second cruise ship from Carnival Company and can provide longer cruises to the Caribbean from Tampa.
The cruise line’s second ship shall be named Margaritaville at Sea Islander and can provide 4 and 5 night time cruises to Key West and Mexico beginning in 2024. Ports the cruise ship will go to embody Cozumel, Progreso, and Key West. At the moment, the cruise line solely presents two night time cruises to The Bahamas from the Port of Palm Seaside so these new itineraries would be the longest they’ve ever provided.
The two,650 passenger cruise ship will span 12 passenger decks and have greater than 700 balcony staterooms. The ship is at present receiving an enormous renovation that can utterly rework the vessel.
The entire 1,100 cabins will obtain a radical makeover with all new furnishings and Margaritaville’s signature bedding, pillows, and linens.
The cruise ship’s atrium could have a novel nautical Margaritaville flip flop and a energetic atrium bar. The atrium sours 14 tales and would be the social hub of the cruise ship.
The ship could have a three-story poolside LandShark Bar at Sea together with household pleasant areas just like the Caribbean Amphibian Splash and Slide.
“Since we launched our first ship, Margaritaville at Sea Paradise, final yr, we’ve been working to develop what our visitors have been asking for: extra wonderful views, longer itineraries, and new ports of name,” mentioned Christopher Ivy, CEO of Margaritaville at Sea. “The addition of the Islander is an thrilling second for Margaritaville at Sea and marks the following chapter of development for our enterprise.” Christopher continued, “We’re additionally happy so as to add Tampa as a brand new homeport – the proper location to offer entry to our adventurous new itineraries in and across the Gulf of Mexico.”
Margaritaville at Sea Islander will sail her first cruise on June 14, 2024, a 4 night time cruise from Tampa with a port cease in Cozumel. Cruises on the ship in 2024 are actually open for bookings.
Margaritaville at Sea Islander will grow to be the cruise line’s new flagship when she debuts. The vessel was in-built 2000 and beforehand sailed as Costa Atlantica.
