Want to LIVE on a cruise ship? Inside the luxurious 'floating townhome' that will tour the world - with cabins available to buy from £82,000
Passengers can live aboard the luxurious global cruise ship Villa Vie Residences. The ship will tour the world every three and a half years and visit 147 countries. READ MORE: The 40 coolest neighborhoods in the world for 2023 named by Time Out
If you've ever dreamed of a life on the high seas but aren't too keen on the faff of operating a ship, it is still possible to purchase a luxury cabin or apartment on a cruise ship.
Villa Vie Residences, for example, is selling cabins on its global cruise ship, which will set sail for the first time in May 2024.
This decidedly upscale floating townhome will make the around the world every three and a half years. years, visiting more than 420 ports in 147 countries on all seven continents.
Stay cabins on the ship cost from $99,999 (£82,180) and $249,999 (£205,120), or passengers can experience segments of the trip around the world (35 to 120 days) for $89 (£73) per person, per day.
All passengers have access to on-board restaurants, swimming pools, hot tubs, spa and fitness center, golf simulator, cooking classes in the center dedicated culinary venue, live entertainment and a “state-of-the-art” business center, complete with private offices and a library.< /p> 
If you've ever dreamed of a life on the high seas but aren't too keen on the faff of operating a ship, it is still possible to purchase a luxury cabin or apartment on a cruise ship.
Villa Vie Residences, for example, is selling cabins on its global cruise ship, which will set sail for the first time in May 2024.
This decidedly upscale floating townhome will make the around the world every three and a half years. years, visiting more than 420 ports in 147 countries on all seven continents.
Stay cabins on the ship cost from $99,999 (£82,180) and $249,999 (£205,120), or passengers can experience segments of the trip around the world (35 to 120 days) for $89 (£73) per person, per day.
All passengers have access to on-board restaurants, swimming pools, hot tubs, spa and fitness center, golf simulator, cooking classes in the center dedicated culinary venue, live entertainment and a “state-of-the-art” business center, complete with private offices and a library.< /p>
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