Guests sailing aboard Margaritaville at Sea’s new Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber will have no shortage of places to grab a drink.

The cruise line, inspired by the lifestyle and music of Jimmy Buffett, revealed it will expand its lineup of bars and lounges on Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber, which is scheduled to debut from PortMiami in early 2027.

At the center of Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber’s evening entertainment will be Same Boat, a live music venue created in partnership with Zac Brown. The space is the ship’s largest live music venue, with Brown himself curating design, artwork, and music programming to reflect the GRAMMY Award-winner’s musical journey.

Meanwhile, Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber’s lineup will blend returning brand favorites with several new venues, each designed with its own drink menu and layout. According to the cruise line, the goal is to spread nightlife across the ship rather than concentrate activity in a single area.

Among the new additions is Cowboy in the Jungle, a small speakeasy-style bar that will focus on rum- and agave-based cocktails. The limited-seating bar will operate on a first-come, first-served basis.

Daiquiri Shack, another newbie, will serve frozen drinks poolside, with eight rotating flavors available at a time. Margaritaville at Sea said the menu will change regularly and include both classic and custom blends.

For those seeking more live music, the Polynesian Lounge will pair it with tiki-inspired cocktails, while Flip Flop Bar, located beneath the ship’s shopping promenade, will act as a central gathering space with music throughout the day and live entertainment in the evening.

The ship will also include LandShark Sports Bar, with multiple screens, draft beer, and bar food for game-day viewing; Lah De Dah Juice Bar for juices, smoothies, and non-alcoholic drinks; and The Front Yard, an aperitif-style lounge focused on spritz cocktails.

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The new restaurant and lounge, Floridays, will feature shared drinks such as sangria pitchers alongside its small plates and seafood menu.

“The bars aboard Beachcomber are designed to be social and approachable,” said Eric Neuwirth, vice president of food and beverage. “Each venue has its own identity, while maintaining a consistent level of hospitality that encourages guests to linger, connect, and return.”

A New Addition to the Fleet

Margaritaville at Seas Beachcomber is the newest vessel planned for the Margaritaville at Sea fleet and is expected to begin sailing from PortMiami in early 2027. It will offer a mix of Caribbean itineraries, including 6- and 8-night sailings to destinations across the region.

The ship is being reconfigured from Costa Cruises’ former Costa Fortuna and will be transformed with Margaritaville at Sea’s island-inspired design.

At 102,587 gross tons and able to carry 2,702 passengers at double capacity, the ship will be the largest in the fleet that includes Margaritaville Paradise and Margaritaville Islander.

In addition to the new music venues and bars, Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber will welcome popular venues Hemisphere Dancer Craft Spirits, License to Chill Bar, and the brand’s anchor, 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar, from its other ships.

The 5 o’Clock Somewhere area will serve classic cocktails and draft beers and will be positioned new poolside dining options such as Cheeseburger in Paradise Burger Bar and Mexican Cutie Cantina. The space will also include adults-only cabanas with dedicated bar service.

More details about accommodations, onboard amenities, dining, and specific on bookings and deployment are expected as Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber’s 2027 debut approaches.

Margaritaville at Sea Unveils Full Bar Lineup for New Beachcomber Ship