Cruise Line Offering Affordable 2 Year Cruise From Florida
Cruise line offering affordable 2 year cruise from Florida. This is a different opportunity and one to think about. It’s a chance to live on a cruise ship and travel the world. It’s a new idea from Victoria Cruise Line. It will travel to 214 ports in 115 countries on seven continents.
The ship is more than 750 feet long and about 100 feet wide. There will be 1,000 passengers on board. They have packages that last one year, two or three years.
What Is The Cost
It may sound pricey at first, but you need to consider what is all included in these prices. Rent paid monthly includes cooked meals, television, Wi-Fi, gym, pool, spa and access to doctors, nurses and a dentist on board. It also includes laundry three times a week, no cleaning, no making your bed, they even offer a turndown service everyday.
Sounds pretty nice.
For 3 years it will cost you $2,400 each month. For 2 years, the price goes up to $5,119 each month and a 12-month option is $5,759 a month. That is a very long time to be on a boat, so if you need take a break and go home, you will only be charged 30% of your rent if you have to leave the boat. Not too bad.
The cruise around the world sets sail December 1 from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. If you work remotely, this would be ideal. Also, you could rent out your home or apartment and help with the costs while you are living on the ship.
Book your next adventure with Victoria Cruise Lines HERE
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Puerto Rico
This Caribbean island is part of the U.S. Puerto Rico has sandy beaches, mountains, waterfalls, and even a tropical rainforest. If you’re a U.S. citizen traveling from anywhere within the U.S., you don’t need to hassle with a passport to visit this paradise. It’s worth mentioning that starting from May 2025, there’s this thing called the Real ID Act that kicks in. If your state isn’t compliant with this Act, you’ll need to bring your trusty passport to explore the wonders of Puerto Rico. So, make sure to check if your state is all set with the Real ID Act before planning your trip.
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St. Croix
If you’re craving island vibes, you might want to check out St. Croix. It is part of the U.S. Virgin Islands, you won’t need to worry about bringing your passport when traveling to and from this island.
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Northern Mariana Islands
The Northern Mariana Islands, a collection of 14 tropical wonders has sandy shores, azure waters, and an array of thrilling activities like windsurfing, cavern dives, and jungle treks. And yes, U.S. citizens can venture to these remote islands without the need for a passport. However, it’s important to remember that you’ll need to carry a government-issued proof of identification along with you during your visit.
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St. Thomas
St. Thomas, a Caribbean island known for its white sand beaches, snorkeling opportunities, and Danish colonial architecture. As a U.S. citizen, you won’t need a passport to visit the U.S. Virgin Islands, which includes St. Thomas. However, it’s important to note that if you plan to explore the neighboring British Virgin Islands, a valid passport will be required. For your adventures on St. Thomas, it only requires a government-issued ID with your photo.
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St. John
St. John, the smallest of the U.S. Virgin Islands. This island is home to the Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve, where you can embark on thrilling adventures like scuba diving, hiking, and even discover prehistoric archaeological sites. Since St. John is part of the U.S. Virgin Islands, you can leave your passport at home when traveling there.
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