Margaritaville at Sea will bring its newest ship and signature island spirit to Texas with the Beachcomber, which will begin operating out of Galveston in October 2027 with four- to seven-night getaways offering the region’s most extensive and diverse itinerary lineup. These new itineraries are now available for booking, giving travelers the opportunity to be among the first to experience Margaritaville at Sea’s new ship from the Lone Star State.
From quick getaways to longer adventures in the Caribbean, the Beachcomber It will take passengers from Galveston farther and offer more destinations than any other cruise line operating out of this port. Its itinerary will include Aruba, Key West, Curaçao, Grand Cayman, Montego Bay, Belize, Progreso, Roatán, Cozumel, Grand Bahama Island, and Bimini, as well as Veracruz, Mexico—a particularly notable addition to the Galveston cruise market.
“Texas knows how to have a good time, so bringing Margaritaville at Sea to Galveston is a natural fit,” said Christopher Ivy, CEO of Margaritaville at Sea. “With the Beachcomber, we’re offering our guests an extraordinary ship and more options for where to enjoy their vacation, including destinations they simply can’t reach on other cruises from Galveston. It’s an opportunity to discover more places, go further, and make every getaway unique—all while enjoying the Margaritaville lifestyle at sea.”
Destinations are just one part of the experience. The Beachcomber will bring to Texas the most comprehensive Margaritaville at Sea offering on a ship to date, featuring more than 15 new experiences created exclusively for the vessel, alongside some of guests’ favorite spots, such as 5 o’Clock Somewhere, Hemisphere Dancer, Cheeseburger in Paradise, and License to Chill, among others. Together, they’ll offer even more opportunities to enjoy a carefree getaway and the laid-back hospitality that lies at the heart of the Margaritaville lifestyle.
For a state that knows country music well, the Beachcomber will bring an extra dose of big stars to the Gulf. Same Boat, the world’s first artist-designed live music venue aboard a ship, was created in collaboration with three-time GRAMMY Award winner Zac Brown to recreate the energy and atmosphere of a Zac Brown Band concert on board. This venue, designed under the artist’s own creative direction, will combine live performances with premium cocktails in a setting inspired by Brown’s musical influences and signature style, offering passengers from Texas a place to have a drink, enjoy a show, and unwind during an evening of great live music.
Same Boat will also feature a specially curated lineup of top-tier artists, chosen specifically for the Texas market.
The arrival of the Beachcomber in Galveston will make the Margaritaville at Sea experience more accessible to millions of travelers from Texas and the central United States, offering both first-time and repeat passengers a new way to enjoy their vacations from one of the country’s leading cruise ports.
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