While the executive said that Margaritaville at Sea Paradise’s two- and three-night itineraries are a very accessible option for many cruisers, introducing longer options made sense.
Ivy mentioned that the ability to do longer itineraries has been a longtime goal for the cruise line, spurred also by passenger feedback. The cruise line confirmed that the inaugural sailing on June 14th will be the four-night trip with a stop in Cozumel. The shorter 4-night itineraries will feature one port of a call and two days at sea.
Margaritaville at Sea Islander’s five-night itineraries will feature two ports of call (Key West-Progreso, Key West-Cozumel or Progreso-Cozumel), plus two days at sea. The new itineraries are also longer, as the ship will embark on four- and five-night roundtrip journeys from Tampa.
