Cabin Guide
Pick the right stateroom.
The ship, the ports and everything included are the same in every cabin — what changes is light, space and price. Here's the honest trade-off for each category, with the lowest fare we're tracking.
Inside
The Inside stateroom is Margaritaville at Sea's most affordable way to sail. There's no window, which keeps the fare down and the room dark for sleeping — you get the same ship, the same ports and the same included experiences as every other guest for the lowest price aboard.
Ocean View
The Ocean View adds a window or porthole to the sea — natural light and a real view for a modest step up from an Inside. You can't step outside, but you wake up to daylight and can watch the ports roll in from your bed.
Balcony
A Balcony stateroom gives you your own stretch of the outdoors — fresh air, sunrise over the water and a private place to sit that isn't the pool deck. On the Caribbean and Mexico sailings, where sea days are part of the point, the balcony earns its keep.
Suite
Suites are the largest, best-appointed rooms in the fleet — more space to spread out, prime locations and, depending on the category, extra comforts. Inventory is limited, so they're the first premium cabins to go on popular dates.
Cabin-by-cabin guides
We have cataloged 2,253 individual cabins across Islander and Beachcomber from the deck plans — which deck, which side, which room type, and the traits that separate one balcony cabin from the next. Those pages are being finished and are not public yet.
Fares are per person, double occupancy, from the latest capture and change with dynamic pricing. Cabin availability varies by ship and sailing. Not affiliated with Margaritaville at Sea.
Photos courtesy of Margaritaville at Sea.