Retire on a cruise ship and travel the world without ever leaving your home.
Say goodbye to expensive airfare and hotel accommodations.
The cost is comparable to an independent living facility.
Where would you rather be? Retirement Home versus Cruise Ship Condos Living on a cruise ship is a new concept for baby boomers seeking a stimulating retirement in a warm climate.
You can retire on the water, with the ability to savor different ports of call at the same time.
For the price of a regular condo, you can retire on a cruise ship instead of an independent living facility.
Or rent your unit until you are ready to take on the thrills of cruising full time.
It is a great way to retire and see the world at the same time.

• Travel amenities include spas, gyms, libraries, night clubs and gift shops.
  
• There are no condo fees or property taxes.
  
• All your cruise expenses are covered except for cocktails, spa fees, casino charges and whatever you purchase at the gift shop.
  Just like if it was a regular cruise except you do not have to go back home.
  Home is on the ship.
  

Luxury Cruise Ship Condos If you have a little more money in your pocket and can afford a more lavish lifestyle at sea, go for the higher-end condos.
These residential staterooms come in different sizes, from small studios to four-bedroom penthouse suites.
Although more expensive, these ships normally spend three to five days in nearly every port of call in the world, from Europe to the Americas.
This is by no means your typical retirement.
If you want to savor what other shores have to offer without the need to constantly pack and unpack, then retire on a cruise ship.
Where all your needs are met and retirement is a never-ending vacation.