Holidays on a cruise ship are very popular with Germans. A U.S. start-up will offer the opportunity to live permanently at sea from 2025.
Live where others go on holiday. For many people, this is an absolute dream. As a rule, however, the places of longing for emigrants are Spain, the USA or South America. Only very few people think about living on a cruise ship for three years. This can even be cheaper than on the mainland. The US start-up Storylines even wants to make it possible for travelers to live on a cruise ship permanently from 2025.
The trip with the MV Narrative does not differ much from the classic cruise. However, everything is a bit more relaxed. As a rule, the all-inclusive luxury steamer should be in one port for three to seven days before heading for the next destination. In addition, the residents can have a say in the route.
MV Narrative has a garden and even a school
The MS Narrative offers space for around 1,000 passengers. There are 20 different bars and restaurants on board, all of which can be used without worries thanks to the all-inclusive offer. In addition, the ship's own garden invites you to take a walk. Bookworms can browse through the library.
The MV Narrative is to become a home on the sea for around 2025,1 passengers from 000. © Storylines
If you want, you can also relax with a beer from the ship's brewery at one of the three pools. But that's not all, on board the luxury liner there is also a hospital, a bank, a fitness and spa area and an anti-aging clinic. If you want to work from the ship, you can also use office space. For families who live on the ship with their children, MV Narrative even offers its own school.
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Apartments cost up to 7 million euros
Of course, this is not cheap. The prices for the apartments in eleven categories with an area of 22 to 133 square meters range from 850,000 euros to 7 million euros. The accommodation is purchased for the lifetime of the ship. This is said to be around 60 years.
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If you don't want to commit yourself for so long, Storylines also has a solution for you. A leasing offer for twelve or 24 years. The luxury cabins on the 18 decks of the MV Narrative are fully furnished and have, among other things, their own kitchen, flat-screen TV and air conditioning. But if you want to live at sea, you should be quick, most apartments have long since been off the market.
