Work Remotely on a 3 Year Cruise Around the World

Gilligan, the Skipper, the Millionaire and his wife, the Movie Star, the Professor, and Maryann all set out on a three-hour tour. The boat ride ended up lasting three years before they returned home. That’s a lot of coconut cream pies! When I was a kid, I’d dream about what it would be like to spend all that time on what was essentially a vacation.
Some may think that’s too long for a vacation, but if you’re someone who can work remotely why not do it on a cruise ship? After all, no one has that many vacation days accrued. You can stay at sea with Life at Sea Cruises’ three-year voyage.
They describe as the world's first, the cruise company unveiled its multiyear trip with the first ship setting sail on November 1. You’ll board their MV Gemini and visit 135 different countries, that’s 375 ports over a 130,000-mile journey.
The cruise will visit all seven continents, and 13 of 14 World Wonders, including the Colosseum, the Pyramids, and the Great Wall of China.

Check out 99 of the 375 stops listed below.

The ship spends about a week at each port and offers 400 rooms, which can fit 1,074 guests. Some rooms are as large as 130 square feet.

Ok, now the big question is, "how much is this going to cost me?" The short answer is, "A LOT!"

This actually sounds great, who wouldn’t want to experience this?

Maybe those who can’t afford $29,999 per person per year. I like how they don’t list it at $30,000 so it seems more affordable. That works out to $2,499 a month for a standard inside cabin. Putting it that way almost makes it seem reasonable considering many mortgages and rents are north of that.
But remember, that’s per person. The most expensive room will cost you $109,999 per year, but it does come with a nice-sized balcony that increases your square footage to 322 square feet. That’s just shy of a 12-foot by 26-foot room including the balcony.
The price covers meals, drinks, alcoholic drinks when served at dinner, medical visits to their 24-hour on-call hospital, port taxes, ship activities, Wi-Fi, and service charges. Alcoholic beverages served outside of dinner are not included.
Bon voyage! If there's a place you've always wanted to visit, it's most likely on this list of 99 of the 375 stops…