Tampa, FL – Get ready to set sail with your furry friends on the Margaritaville at Sea Islander! Cruise Tails and Expedia Cruises of West Orlando have announced their partnership to launch the first ever dog-friendly cruise in November 2025. The cruise will depart from Tampa and will have 250 dogs on board, making it a dream vacation for pet owners.
Organizers of the cruise, Cruise Tails and Expedia Cruises, have stated that while guests do not have to bring a dog to come on board, they must be pet-friendly. The cruise aims to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for all guests, both human and canine. With activities and amenities catered to both humans and dogs, this cruise promises to be a one-of-a-kind experience for pet lovers.
“We’re proud to pioneer an experience where every guest feels welcomed, cared for, and included, regardless of whether they have a dog or not. Our goal is to provide a unique and unforgettable vacation for pet owners and their furry companions,” said the organizers in a statement to Travel + Leisure.
The Margaritaville at Sea Islander will offer a variety of pet-friendly amenities, including a designated dog park, dog-friendly dining options, and even a dog spa. The cruise will also feature activities such as dog yoga, dog-friendly movie nights, and a dog talent show. Guests can also expect to enjoy all the traditional amenities of a cruise, such as live entertainment, delicious food, and exciting excursions.
This groundbreaking cruise is set to revolutionize the travel industry and cater to the growing number of pet owners looking for pet-friendly vacation options. With the launch date set for November 2025, pet owners can start planning their dream vacation with their furry companions. For more information and updates, visit the Cruise Tails and Expedia Cruises websites. Bon voyage!
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