The Fleet

Three ships, one island state of mind.

Margaritaville at Sea sails three ships out of three Florida homeports — from quick Bahamas hops to full Caribbean weeks. Here's what each one does best, with the lowest fares we're tracking right now.

3 ships · 332 sailings tracked · fares updated daily

Home Ships

Compare the fleet side by side

Everything that actually differs between the three ships, from the sailings we track.

  ParadiseIslanderBeachcomber
Home portPort of Palm Beach
Palm Beach, Florida
Port Tampa Bay
Tampa, Florida
PortMiami
Miami, Florida
Best forThe original — short Bahamas & Key West escapesThe long-range ship — Caribbean & Mexico from TampaThe newest — Eastern, Western & Southern Caribbean from Miami
Entered serviceSailing since 2018, Margaritaville-branded 2024Joined the fleet June 2024Debuts from Miami January 2027
Built199120002003
Guest capacity1,308–1,680 guests2,210–2,680 guests2,698–3,470 guests
PreviouslyGrand Classica · Costa neoClassicaCosta AtlanticaCosta Fortuna
Sailings tracked13410395
Voyage lengths2–5 nights4–10 nights4–9 nights
Ports of call101622
Regions
BahamasCaribbeanKey WestMexico
BahamasCaribbeanJamaicaKey WestMexicoNew Orleans
BahamasCaribbeanJamaicaKey WestMexico
From (all-in / night)$37$66$65
Next departureSep 14, 2026Sep 15, 2026Jan 9, 2027
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Build year, guest capacity and heritage via CruiseMapper; Margaritaville at Sea does not publish these figures on its own site. Beachcomber’s January 2027 debut is corroborated by our own tracking — her earliest tracked sailing is 9 January 2027. Ship imagery © Margaritaville at Sea.

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