This one’s for all the roadies and globe trotters.
Think of travel and your eyes gleams and face beams with joy. Travel is not just about discovering places but also discovering ourselves. Hence it is important that we travel once in a while.
Travel evolves us as a better person be it over roads or air or water.
But the journey over waters is what really entices us and just as we are eager for the first flight, so are we for our first sea voyage.
Many of us dream of having a cruise vacation and have one on the list. And there is a good news for all the travel heads.
Cruise to Cover 135 Countries in 7 continents over 3 Years!
Life at Sea Cruises has announced bookings for a three-year ship voyage around the world. It will cover over 135 countries in seven continents.
This cruise offers travellers to live, work and explore, all while being onboard the ship, from one’s “home at sea”.
The cruise offers travellers to live, work and explore, all while being onboard the ship, from one’s “home at sea”.
The cruise will visit 13 out of 14 ‘Wonders of the World’, with packages starting from $29,999 ( ₹24,51,300) to $109,999 ( ₹89,88,320) per person for a year.
There are 400 cabins and room for 1,074 passengers in the MV Gemini Vessel which will set sail from Istanbul on 1 November, with pick-ups in Barcelona and Miami.
Cruise Offers Connectivity for Professionals
The managing director of Life at Sea Cruises, Mikael Petterson said that “Professionals need connectivity, the right amenities, and the functionality to perform their jobs. There is no other cruise that offers this sort of flexibility to their customers”.
The overall package consists of access to all dining venues and alcohol with dinner, a state-of-the-art wellness centre, sundeck and swimming pool, high-speed internet, entertainment, “enrichment seminars” and housekeeping with a 24-hour on-call hospital with free medical visits.
The vessel will stay docked at each port for multiple days to allow its passengers to explore at their leisure. The cruise will stop by 100 islands, including numerous Caribbean and Central American visits. It will also spend 98 days in South America and Antarctica.
