Margaritaville at Sea unveils variety of staterooms and suites on all-new “Islander” sailing from Port Tampa Bay

ORLANDO, FLA. – Margaritaville at Sea has unveiled a variety of stateroom and suite options onboard the line’s newest ship, Islander, setting sail on its maiden voyage in June from Port Tampa Bay. Each one of the Islander’s 1,105 staterooms will be fully renovated with all-new furnishings, fixtures and Margaritaville signature bedding, pillows and linens. Each will feature custom stylings reminiscent of the sand, sea and sky and will range from cozy interiors to one-of-a-kind Signature Suites inspired by some of the late Jimmy Buffett’s most iconic songs.

“We are excited to welcome guests onboard our newest ship, debuting a variety of staterooms designed to elevate and refine the Margaritaville experience at sea,” said Brad Schwaeble, COO of Margaritaville. “As we expand, we want to ensure that travelers are immediately transported to the Margaritaville state of mind by featuring some of our more popular venues throughout our hotels, resorts, and restaurants – while most importantly, creating new ones unique to our cruise line.” 

Among the stateroom offerings, Margaritaville at Sea Islander will feature six ultra-exclusive Signature Grand Suites uniquely themed and influenced by popular songs such as “Come Monday” and “Everlasting Moon.” Featuring unique Margaritaville touches throughout, these suites will also offer an extra spacious balcony with private loungers, large walk-in showers, upgraded premium furnishings, separate seating area, and several exclusive amenities such as priority check-in, boarding and debarkation; exclusive concierge services and lounge access; complimentary nightly dining in the Islander Dining Room; and more.

With twelve different stateroom and suite types, everyone from couples and families to solo travelers and larger groups will find a comfortable space to fit their needs. The 700 balcony staterooms include Grand Terrace Corner Suites, featuring an extra-spacious wraparound balcony; Serene Junior Suites, offering ample space to stretch out and unwind with wide-open balcony views; Wake View Balcony staterooms, located at the aft of the ship with picturesque open ocean views; as well as Premium Extended Balcony and Breezy Balcony staterooms.

Additional stateroom options include the Picturesque Ocean View featuring scenic views of the sea and Cozy Interior staterooms which offer incredible value and a perfect homebase for a memorable cruise experience. Basic stateroom amenities include TVs, bathroom with shower, in-room safe, hair dryers, 110v and 220v outlets and USB outlets, vanity areas and storage space.

Margaritaville at Sea brings the iconic Margaritaville brand to the open ocean for a truly one-of-a-kind cruising experience. The new Margaritaville at Sea Islander will span 12 passenger decks accommodating 2,650 adventure-seeking passengers. The ship will feature a soaring 14-story atrium with a unique nautical Margaritaville flip flop and a lively atrium bar with three awe-inspiring multi-story floating margarita glass chandeliers. Exclusive innovations like the only three-story poolside LandShark Bar at Sea and a Margaritaville-inspired cornhole and mini-golf course alongside new family-friendly spaces like the Caribbean Amphibian Play Pad and Slide and signature favorites like JWB Prime Steakhouse and Mexican Cutie Cantina will make sailing aboard the Margaritaville at Sea Islander a journey of discovery. The more than 250,000 guests who have sailed aboard the Palm Beach-based Margaritaville at Sea Paradise will find several familiar favorites, including Paradise Pickleball at Sea, Frank and Lola’s Pizzeria, Margaritaville Coffee Shop, and Cheeseburger in Paradise, surrounded by unforgettable new spaces and experiences to explore.

Margaritaville at Sea Islander’s Inaugural sailing will be June 14 on a 4-night itinerary from Port Tampa Bay, featuring a stop in Cozumel, Mexico and two fun-filled sea days.

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