THE SHIP

Shattered Shores sets sail aboard the Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber – the newest ship in the fleet, designed for a more intimate kind of experience. With just over 2,700 Captains onboard, everything feels closer and more intimate. Designed with the first artist-curated live music venue at sea, it’ll host those moments you don’t expect but end up carrying with you long after it’s over.

Across 13 passenger decks, the ship opens up in layers. Three pools, the Tropical Twister waterslide, and 11 bars and lounges give you space to move between high-energy and slow resets, never too far from whatever you’re looking for next.

With 10 complimentary dining options like High Tide Market – featuring everything from Kickin’ & Pickin’ Chicken and Sun Baked BBQ to Frank & Lola’s Pizzeria, Provisions, and Slice of Paradise – you’re always within reach of something easy, familiar, or late-night necessary.

When you want something elevated, six different specialty spots await like JWB Prime Steakhouse, Far Side Sushi, and the Margaritaville Coffee Shop offer a different pace without ever pulling you out of the experience.

Just steps away, the world’s largest 5 o’Clock Somewhere spans four decks as a poolside playground of live music, tropical cocktails, and constant movement. Whether you’re posted up with a drink, catching a daytime set, or drifting between spaces, it becomes one of those places you keep finding your way back to. 

For those looking for something more private, the all-new Bridge Wing Suites offer a completely different perspective. Located directly above the ship’s bridge, these ultra-exclusive suites – Captain and the Kid and Son of a Son of a Sailor – are the only two of their kind at sea. With expansive indoor-outdoor living, oversized terraces, dedicated concierge service, and even the opportunity for a behind-the-scenes bridge tour, they’re designed for a deeper, more personal connection to the journey.

Every space is part of it – the music, the movement, the late nights, the quiet moments in between. And with everything closer, louder, and more connected, the experience doesn’t just happen on stage. It happens everywhere.