Margaritaville Will Base Cruise Ship in Miami for the First Time

Margaritaville at Sea continues to develop and the cruise line introduced this morning that they may have a ship crusing from Miami year-round beginning in 2027.

Beachcomber will sail from the Cruise Capital of the World, PortMiami, beginning in 2027 providing quite a lot of four- to eight-night cruises to the Caribbean.

The primary cruises on Beachcomber out of Miami at the moment are open for bookings. Nearly all of the sailings might be seven-night cruises to the Caribbean.

Cruise ports the ship will go to on cruises from Miami embrace:

Philipsburg, St. Maarten
St. Thomas, USVI
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Bimini, Bahamas
Oranjestad, Aruba
Kralendijk, Bonaire
Willemstad, Curaçao

This would be the third homeport in Florida for Margaritaville at Sea, the cruise line at the moment sails from the Port of Palm Seaside and Tampa.

Beachcomber would be the largest ship in Margaritaville’s fleet at over 100,000 gross tons as soon as it strikes over from Costa Cruises.

The ship will function greater than 15 brand-new venues together with fan-favorite actions, reimagined eating, upgraded staterooms, and extra.

Christopher Ivy, Chief Govt Officer of Margaritaville at Sea Cruise Line, gave the next assertion about this new ship crusing from Miami:

“In just some quick years, we’ve gone from one ship and one itinerary to a few homeports, three distinct ships, and over 25 wonderful Ports of Indecision all through the Caribbean.

“The arrival of Beachcomber in PortMiami is the following huge chapter in our progress, giving our company higher accessibility, extra horizons to discover, and extra time to unwind.”

Brad Schwaeble, Chief Working Officer of Margaritaville, added:

“The debut of Beachcomber in PortMiami is a transparent reflection of how Margaritaville continues to develop in daring and significant methods. This ship brings our model’s signature power and spirit of journey to life on a bigger scale, providing company much more methods to expertise the Margaritaville way of thinking at sea.”