How Much Is a Round the World Cruise
Let’s cut to the chase. A basic, no-frills round-the-world cruise ticket starts around $20,000 per person. That’s for an inside cabin—a cozy, windowless box where you’ll learn to love the artificial sunset on the TV. But wait, there’s more. If you want a balcony, you’re looking at $40,000 to $80,000 per person. That’s the cost of a new Tesla, but with more buffets and fewer traffic jams.
For the truly unhinged, luxury lines like Silversea or Regent Seven Seas will set you back $100,000 to $200,000 per person. At that price, the ship probably comes with a butler who folds your socks into origami swans. Surprising fact: The most expensive cruise ever—a 275-day trip on the Queen Mary 2—cost a whopping $350,000. For that, you could buy a house in Ohio. But let’s be real—who wants Ohio when you can have the South Pacific?