You can live on a cruise ship for $30 a year: Life at Sea Cruises offers an extraordinary journey

Have you ever dreamed of dropping everything and hitting the road? Sounds tempting, doesn't it? Perhaps, but such pleasure is not cheap. At least it hasn't until now, because now Life at Sea Cruises is launching a three-year, 130-mile (000 km) life-saving cruise for a relatively affordable $210 per person per year. Writes about it CNN.

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Life at Sea Cruises has opened bookings for a three-year trip on the MV Gemini, which departs Istanbul, Turkey on November 1st.

Yes, November 1, 2023 — so you have eight months to get your passport, vaccinations, and remote work opportunities in order.

The company promises calls to 375 ports around the world with visits to 135 countries and all seven continents. The ship will cover more than 130 miles (000 thousand km) in three years, visiting iconic sights from the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro and the Indian Taj Mahal to the Mexican Chichen Itza, the pyramids of Giza, Machu Picchu and the Great Wall of China . The cruise route includes visits to 210 tropical islands. Of the planned 103 ports, 375 will be overnight, giving you extra time to enjoy your holiday.

Life at Sea Cruises is a subsidiary of Miray Cruises, which currently operates the MV Gemini in Turkey and Greece. She has a 30 year history in the cruise industry. The MV Gemini will be repaired before the voyage.

The liner has 400 cabins, accommodating 1074 passengers.

Due to the nature of the voyage, as well as the traditional amenities of cruise ships, dining and entertainment, Gemini will be equipped with telecommuting facilities. The company promises a full-fledged business center with conference rooms, 14 offices, a business library and a lounge, presumably for mid-shift coffee breaks. Access is free.

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There will also be a XNUMX-hour hospital with free medical appointments. The company, among other things, offers the possibility of "additional tax benefits when working as an international resident on board a ship."

“Professionals need the network, amenities and functionality they need to get the job done,” said Mikael Petterson, Managing Director of Life at Sea Cruises. “There is no other cruise that offers this to its customers.”

Cabins range from the 13-square-foot (1,2 sq.m) Virtual Inside class, which starts at $29 per person per year and costs $999 for a three-year trip for two, to suites with balconies that are twice the size. and reach up to $179 per person. The cheapest cabin with a window costs $994 per person.

Passengers must check in for all three years, though the company is running a matchmaking scheme where passengers will be allowed to "share" a cabin with someone else when leaving a cruise midway through the itinerary. For example, two couples can buy one cabin for the whole trip and then split the trip between them.

Individuals traveling alone receive a 15% discount on double occupancy. A minimum initial deposit of $45 is required.

In addition to the business center, you'll have plenty to do, with a sundeck and pool, a wellness center, an auditorium, and a variety of restaurants, although details have yet to be revealed. Instructors on board will teach dance and music. You can work out in the gym or visit the salon.

Travel highlights include Christmas in Brazil and New Year's in Argentina. The ship will circle South America, sail near the islands in the Caribbean, pass along both coasts of Central America, and then head to Hawaii along the west coast of North America.

Asian countries will include calls in Japan (12 stops), South Korea (including Jeju Island) and China. The cruise covers most of the classic Southeast Asian destinations - from Bali, Da Nang in Vietnam and the coast of Cambodia to Bangkok, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

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The route includes Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific Islands. After them, the journey will continue along the coasts of India and Sri Lanka, then the Maldives and Seychelles. Next, the liner's route will lie west to Africa, to Zanzibar and Cape Town, after which it will proceed along the west coast of Africa with small calls at the ports of some islands, including St. Helena, the Canary Islands and Madeira.

Tourists will visit the countries of the Mediterranean basin, as well as Northern Europe. They will have the opportunity to see 13 wonders of the world, including the Lighthouse of Alexandria, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus and the statue of Zeus at Olympia, all of which were destroyed in antiquity.

Cruise service includes free high-speed Wi-Fi. Passengers will be able to invite relatives and friends on board for free. Among the list of what is included in the price of the trip, alcohol at dinner, as well as soft drinks, juice, tea and coffee throughout the day, laundry services, port fees and cleaning. All meals are also included.

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