Ground Broken For Maragritaville Resort At The Wharf

Margaritaville Resort Orange Beach at The Wharf officially broke ground recently, marking a significant milestone for the Gulf Coast’s hospitality landscape. Margaritaville Resort Orange Beach at The Wharf is set to feature more than 400 residences, including luxury waterfront condominiums, condominium-hotel units, three- to four-bedroom resort cottages, bungalows and waterfront villas. Complementing these accommodations will be 43 deep-water transient boat slips; a 6-acre water recreation area with a lazy river, adult serenity pool, swim-up bar and waterslides; multiple dining and beverage venues; a fitness center; an arcade; a children’s camp; meeting and event spaces; and a private ferry providing seamless access between the resort’s Waterfront District and The Wharf. Sales for resort residences are anticipated to open in summer 2025, with pricing expected to start in the mid-$500,000s. The first phase of construction, which includes the Waterfront District, condominiums and recreation area, is projected for completion in 2027, with full buildout by 2029. At full capacity, the resort will accommodate more than 2,000 guests.

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