
Margaritaville at Sea
Margaritaville at Sea is a casual cruise line offering affordable fares to attract casual or first-time cruisers who may not seek specific standards or additional services on short cruises. The previous cruise line was established after Celebration Cruise Line ceased operations following a grounding incident that rendered its only vessel, the Bahamas Celebration, irreparably damaged. Former executives from Celebration Cruise Line subsequently formed Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line in 2014, acquiring the Costa Celebration to resume the previously operated route.
In 2021, the Margaritaville brand purchased the cruise line, rebranding it while maintaining the ship and its operations. In 2024, a second ship, the former Costa Atlantica, was acquired, refurbished, and renamed Margaritaville at Sea Islander. Despite these rebranding efforts, the age of both vessels and space limits available amenities. Crew members have frequently raised concerns on social media about the challenging living conditions, poor management and food quality on board.
Official website: www.margaritavilleatsea.com
Founded on: 2021
Company Category: Casual
Conglomerate: No
Official Language: English
Sails to: Bahamas
Ship’s Flag: Bahamas
Free wifi: WhatsApp Text only
Offers single cabins: Officers and Managers
Allows visible tattoos: Yes
Allows different hairstyles: No
Provides safety courses on board: No
Provides Airline Tickets: Yes
Provides Hotel accommodations: Yes
Requires an English Test? No

As of November 2024, Margaritaville at Sea operates 2 ships.
How to apply:
Unlike other cruise lines, Margaritaville at Sea doesn’t have its own application portal and relies on posting job offers on LinkedIn and partnerships with recruitment agencies.