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Living the cruise life perpetually

A person watching the sunset from a cruise.

If you’ve dreamed about sailing into the sunset, here’s your chance.

The first perpetual world cruise has set sail and will spend the next 1301 days – three-and-a-half years – visiting 425 ports in 147 different countries.

What sets this voyage apart is that intrepid explorers can call the Villa Vie Odyssey home. Residency packages let passengers purchase a cabin on board, guaranteeing a villa for the next 15 years, meaning they can circumnavigate the globe three times.

If buying a cabin is too much of a commitment, they can also be rented on a pay-as-you-go basis which allows travellers to pick and choose the amount of time they spend on board and their destinations.

Travellers can continue working remotely while on board with global high-speed internet access. When eating chef-prepared three-course meals multiple times a day eventually gets old, there are cooking classes and fully equipped kitchens to make the journey feel more like home. Complimentary cleaners and laundry services keep the room in tip-top shape, and there’s access to healthcare services.

For travellers with decent sea legs, this is a new era of retirement, and in some cases it might be a more cost-effective option.

However, if the thought of living on a cruise ship for years gives you a bit of seasickness, regular cruising is still a very popular holiday choice for families, young and old alike.

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