Travel the oceans of the planet, aboard a cruise ship – and the comforts that go with it – for three years sounds pretty enticing to anyone. But it is clear that it is not for everyone.
The new travel experience has just gone on sale. It’s about living at sea aboard a cruise ship for 1095 days, visiting 375 cities in 135 countries from all continents. Or, which is almost the same, traveling the world.
The cruise ship MV Gemini, of the Life at Sea Cruises company, will start on November 1st from the port of Istanbul, Turkeyand will create collections in BarcelonaSpain and You love meUNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Total, will cover more than 200 thousand kilometers during the whole trip.
Privileged passengers will have the opportunity to do so see 13 wonders of the worldfrom the Colosseum in Rome to the Taj Mahal in India.
The itinerary also includes the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro and the Great Wall of China.
“Sun lovers can relax on the pristine beaches of the Caribbeanwhile intrepid travelers can travel across Antarctica to see penguins in the wild and witness the region’s majestic glaciers,” the announcement reads.
The 375 stages of the cruise last up to a week at each locationto give passengers enough time to reach their destination.
On the cruise there are 14 onboard offices for those who need to work, along with 400 rooms accommodating up to 1074 guests.
Of course, it’s not exactly cheap. The cheapest package is $29,999 per person per year. In premises of the surface of 12 sq. m. However, financing options are available.
Meanwhile, the priciest cabin is a 30-square-meter suite with a large balcony. This it will cost $109,999 per person per year,
Even if the numbers are frightening, if we take into account that it is a complete pension system; And if you compare that to the rent being paid today, it may not be as onerous as one might assume.
That’s $2,500 a month. Which includes meals, drinks, accommodation, WIFI, medical visits and all activities on board. In addition to port taxes and condominium expenses. A plus: during dinner the alcohol will be free, which is very rare to find in the world of cruises.
Sure, it will be an all or nothing deal. Those interested must book for all three years; no short breaks available.
Source: Clarin
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