Margaritaville at Sea is celebrating the end of the year in style with 60 percent off cruise fares, up to $300 in onboard credits, and more perks.
The cruise line is giving travelers early access to its “Wave Season” offer, which is typically celebrated in the cruise industry from January through March. With the promotion, travelers can save big on the cruise fare, bring a third or fourth guest for free, and use their onboard credit for everything from drinks and specialty dining to shore excursions and more, Margaritaville at Sea shared with Travel + Leisure.
To take advantage, travelers must book between Dec. 27 and Jan. 31, 2025, and sail by Dec. 31, 2025, aboard the Margaritaville at Sea Paradise, or sail by Dec. 31, 2026, aboard the Margaritaville at Sea Islander.
“As soon as the holiday dust settles, thoughts turn to what lies ahead in the new year, which, for many people, includes cruising,” Christopher Ivy, the CEO of Margaritaville at Sea, told T+L. “Giving early access to our Wave Season deals will allow dedicated cruisers and first-timers alike to get a jump on their 2025 travel plans and experience our new and expanded itineraries at the best prices possible, whether booking direct or through a travel partner.”
With the promotion, cruises start at just $99 for two to the Bahamas and start at just $199 for two for other trips to the Caribbean. However, the offer does not include taxes, fees, port expenses, gratuities, or any fuel supplements.
With the sale, travelers can use their onboard credits to book shore excursions, including the new $99 Sail and Splash package at Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau, which offers access to the on-land resort in the Bahamas when the company launches cruises to the island next month. Margaritaville at Sea will launch sailings to Nassau on its first ship, the Margaritaville at Sea Paradise, with two-, three-, and four-night trips sailing from Palm Beach.
Margaritaville at Sea first started as a cruise line in 2022. In addition to the sale, the company offers free cruises for U.S. military service members (both active duty and veterans), police, firefighters, EMS personnel, nurses, and educators as part of its Heroes Sail Free program.
