Margaritaville at Sea Islander Begins Ten-Night Caribbean Cruise
The roundtrip Tampa sailing is described as the vessel’s longest itinerary of the year.
Margaritaville at Sea Islander departed Tampa on Saturday for a ten-night Southern and Western Caribbean cruise featuring calls in the Cayman Islands, Curaçao, Aruba and Jamaica.
The itinerary begins with a day at sea before the vessel reaches George Town. Another sea day follows as the ship heads toward Willemstad and Oranjestad. Margaritaville at Sea informed guests that the planned Curaçao and Aruba visits would take place in reverse order, with changes to the port days and times. The voyage also includes Ocho Rios and three more days at sea before returning to Tampa.
The 2,100-guest Islander operates year-round from Tampa, offering cruises of four to eight nights to the Western Caribbean, Florida and the Bahamas. Destinations on those itineraries include Cozumel, Key West and Nassau.
The vessel is scheduled to sail another ten-night Southern Caribbean itinerary from Tampa in September 2027. That voyage is planned to visit Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, Aruba and Curaçao, while adding Cabo Rojo in the Dominican Republic. Separately, Margaritaville at Sea has announced plans to make Galveston its fourth homeport beginning in late 2027.