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A Sneek Peak Inside The World’s Most Expensive Cruise Vacation – Yours For Just $1.7 Million

By Alan
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The price of a cruise vacation can vary enormously. Those looking for a bargain can still find a seven day cruise for less than a $1000. While those looking for more luxurious accomodation can pay almost as much as they want, or so it would seem.

For many of us, the ultimate dream is, of course, the World Cruise. What would we budget for a trip like that? $20,000? $50,000 perhaps?

Well, how about a whopping 1.7 million dollars (£1.3m GBP)!

In a blog post by UK-based luxury cruise travel agency, Panache Cruises, they revealed what they believe to be, is the world’s most expensive cruise vacation (Although based on our sources they may have got their $ and £ signs mixed up. But, hey what’s a few 100k between friends).

The Ultimate Luxury Cruise

Regent Seven Seas Splendor
Regent Seven Seas Splendor (Image courtesy of Fincantieri)

This extraordinary journey is available on the Regent Seven Seas Splendor’s 2027 World Cruise which will span six continents, 40 countries, and 71 ports.

The price averages out at a mere $12,000 (£9,500) per night for the privileged couple.

The package is based on a stay in the Regent Suite, a 4,443-square-foot ultra-luxury suite situated on the ship’s top deck, offering panoramic views identical to those from the bridge.

The Regent Suite is more than just a room; it is a sanctuary of opulence. Guests can unwind in a private spa with a steam room, sauna, and jacuzzi.

The suite is adorned with rare art pieces, including original Picasso lithographs and hand-blown Lalique vases. A custom Steinway Grand Maroque Piano adds to the suite’s grandeur.

A Tour Of The World’s Finest Cruise Suite At Sea

Exclusive Onboard Amenities

The suite’s residents are catered to by a personal butler, ensuring all their needs are met.

The suite includes a living room, dining room, two bedrooms, two marble bathrooms, and two private balconies.

Guests receive priority reservations at specialty restaurants and access to a private dining room, complemented by a complimentary $5000 (£4,000) bottle of Louis XIII cognac.

For social gatherings, the suite offers a complimentary cocktail party for eight and dinner with a senior ship officer. During the day, guests can enjoy unlimited drinks and the stunning ocean view from their private bar or mini pool spa.

Nighttime comfort is guaranteed with a king-size bed worth $200,000 (£160,000), crafted from the finest materials and offering a choice of luxurious bed linen and pillow styles.

A Little Taste Of What The Lucky Cruisers Have In Store

Post-Cruise Extravagance

The cruise concludes with a week-long stay in the 12,000-square-foot penthouse at The Mark Hotel in New York, the city’s most expensive hotel room at $76,000 (£60,000) per night.

This penthouse, located in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, provides breathtaking views and the chance to mingle with high-profile individuals. The accommodation includes a spacious living room, conservatory, and an expansive rooftop terrace.

But It Doesn’t End There…

The package also covers business class flights and a pre-cruise luxury hotel package to ensure guests embark on their voyage well-rested.

The Seven Seas Splendor will sail through the Caribbean, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australasia, and the South Pacific, serving an estimated 14,000 bottles of champagne, 13,000 pounds of lobster, and 150 pounds of caviar during the cruise.

An Option for “All” Budgets

For those seeking a more budget-friendly option, an entry-level Veranda Suite is available for “just” £72,500 per person, averaging $655 (£518) per night.

Personally, I’ll just stick to finding the latest cruise bargains here.

For more details on this extraordinary holiday and booking information, visit Panache Cruises.

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Alan took his first cruise in 1991 and has been cruising ever since. When he is not writing articles for CruiseNonstop.com you'll find him either on a cruise ship (he's the guy in the kilt), or developing the CruisePortIQ App.

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