The world's longest cruise has ended: how many days tourists spent on the liner.


The longest cruise in the world lasted 9 months
Ultimate World Cruise - the longest cruise in the world, which lasted 9 months or 275 days. During this Time, tourists had the opportunity to visit 65 countries. This was reported by the New York Post.
Participants in this 9-month voyage paid from $60 to 120 thousand. Most of the passengers were elderly, but there were also families with children and students. There were also bloggers and content creators on board.
In December, a cruise liner called "Serenade of the Seas" started its journey to Latin America, then to Antarctica, Hawaii, and Oceania. Then it visited Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, India, and the Middle East. Next, the liner passed through the Mediterranean, Europe, and the Baltic Sea. And finally, it returned to Miami via Iceland, Greenland, and Canada on September 10.
During the cruise, the liner encountered Hurricane Beryl and a ban on entering the Red Sea. Also, during this long voyage, there were several fatal incidents among the passengers. Couples who embarked on this journey faced relationship difficulties.
Opinions about this experience were varied: some noted that the constantly changing landscapes became tiresome and unmemorable, some settled on the ship and began to perceive it as a normal life, and some called this idea the best adventure of their lives. Royal Caribbean has already announced the next similar tour.
An interesting fact is that Singapore has for the first time offered liners for cats, where owners can enjoy a luxurious journey with their pets at sunset.
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