Inside the luxury cruise ship Britons can live on permanently - visiting 147 countries

The ship will set sail for the first time in May 2024.

The trip around the world takes around three and a half years to complete.

Rooms cost between $99,999 (around £81,842) and $249,999 (£204,600).

The cheapest rooms feature a virtual window and around 180 sq ft of living space.

More expensive cabins have more space, at around 200 sq ft, and a generously sized balcony.

Luxury is a priority, as the company states: "Each of these villas caters to different preferences and desires, ensuring that your coastal living experience is tailor-made to your liking.

"Whether you seek comfort, authenticity, or the ultimate in outdoor-indoor living, our villas provide the ideal setting to make your coastal dreams a reality."

There are also additional monthly fees starting at $2,499 (£2,180), but this covers food, drinks, housekeeping, medical support and laundry.

Guests who step on board can access luxury amenities including a spa, fitness centre, golf simulator, cooking classes, live entertainment as well as restaurants and pools.

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They can get all-inclusive living, high-speed internet and an option to invite guests on board for free.

Passengers can travel for long periods, or only join for a portion of the cruise.

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