With three ships, different departure ports, and everything from weekend escapes to longer Caribbean adventures, there’s more to this cruise line than you might expect.

PARADISE | The Quick Getaway
Leave from Palm Beach. Spend a few days in The Bahamas or Key West. Be back before your inbox gets completely out of control.
With 2- to 5-night sailings, Paradise is built for travelers who want a real break without committing an entire week.
Best for: Couples, first-time cruisers, and friends who can turn a long weekend into a vacation.

ISLANDER | The Full Caribbean Vacation
More days. More destinations. More to do onboard.
Sailing from Tampa on 4- to 10-night itineraries, Islander trades the quick getaway for a longer Caribbean experience.
There’s a three-story LandShark Bar, multiple pools, a splash-and-slide attraction for kids, and an adults-only Tiki Pool when the grown-ups want their own space.
Best for: Families, multigenerational groups, and travelers who want the ship to be as much a part of the vacation as the destinations.

BEACHCOMBER | The Next Generation
Margaritaville at Sea is getting bigger, and Beachcomber is leading the way.
Debuting in 2027, the fleet’s largest ship introduces more than 15 new onboard experiences, including Same Boat, a live music venue created with Zac Brown.
With Caribbean sailings planned from Miami and Galveston, Beachcomber represents a significant step beyond the cruise line’s original short-getaway concept.
Best for: Music lovers, groups of friends, and travelers looking for a new ship with entertainment at the center of the experience.

Three ships. Different ways to get away.

Whether you’ve got three days or a full week, there’s more than one way to find your Margaritaville.