Question :

What will it cost to live onboard ?

Answer :

The cost to live on board our residential cruise liner will vary.

This will depend on the size of property chosen, and how many people will be living in the premises you have chosen.  Our fees are inclusive in the price, and include many services and features.

It will be far less than living on a cruise ship, and less than owning a condo on ship, yacht or boat.

If you look at historical costs of operating a ships, they are based on accommodation size and passenger capacity.

For Instance: If you have a boat that is about 500 to 600 feet long, and the lowest annual operational costs possible are around $5,000,000 dollars for 400 passengers, the average cost per passenger would be $12,500 or $25,000 per couple. This would be adjusted, depending on the size and type of accommodations and offset slightly by other sources of income onboard.

Food and fuel costs would devour all of these, especially with the rising price of fuel.

If you consider food cost alone,

Breakfast @ 2$

Lunch @ $3

Dinner @ $4

This is $9 per day per person, at minimum.

This would be $3,285 per person per year.

or $6,570 per suite just for meals.

Add fuel, labor, maintenance fees, port charges, inflation, house keeping, telecommunications, plus many other charges to operate, it won't take long to devour your money.

We base our fee structure on a fair platform.

What you use is what you pay for.

Nothing more.

Electricity is metered,

Water is metered,

and other utilities are all metered to give you and your family a fair value.

You can look at our residential ocean liner properties as being a place to own, where the condo fee is inclusive, and you only pay for utilities.

Our extensive use of alternative energy, environmentally friendly energy, will maintain our operating expenses well into the future.