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Margaritaville at Sea Paradise Sailing New Itineraries

Margaritaville at Sea has introduced new 3-night getaway cruises from the Port of Palm Beach in Florida. The brand-new “Bahamas Duos” sailings aboard Margaritaville at Sea Paradise include two port stops in the Bahamas–Nassau and Freeport, Grand Bahama Island.

The cruise line also announced a limited-time Labor Day Flash Sale going on now through September 8, 2025. The Flash Sale is offering an 80% cruise fare discount to the second, third and fourth guests sharing a stateroom. 

Margaritaville at Sea Paradise will offer five sailings of the “Bahama Duos” itinerary that coincide with the cruise line’s “Sail the Haunted Seas” Halloween themed sailings. The weekend trips in the month of October will sail from Friday to Monday. With the Labor Day Flash Sale, two passengers can sail this itinerary in an interior room for $457.80. 

A statement from Margaritaville at Sea stated, “With these new 3-night itineraries, guests don’t have to choose between an off-the-beaten-path adventure or sun-soaked, white sand beaches – they can have both. And with the Labor Day Flash Sale, the more friends and family you bring along, the bigger the savings.”

Labor Day savings also apply to Margaritaville at Sea Islander which sails out of the Port of Tampa Bay and will also offer the “Sail the Haunted Seas” Halloween themed sailings. The sale is valid on all Paradise sailings through December 30, 2026 and all Islander sailings through April 24, 2027. 

Both Margaritaville at Sea vessels are former Costa Cruises ship that were rebranded for the cruise line. Guests will enjoy the laid-back spirit of Margaritaville with its live entertainment, specialty dining, casino, and pools. Passengers can dine at the Margaritaville-inspired Cheeseburger in Paradise Burger Bar which is located at the 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar and Grill or the Port of Indecision Buffet. 

Whether you are looking for a relaxing time with live music, pickleball or just lounging poolside, remember it’s always 5 o’clock (at sea) somewhere.