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Beautiful luxury yacht basically an island in itself. Opulent, fabulous, amazing living of the rich and famous. The $160 million WHY 58X38 yacht which measures 58 meters by 38 meters (more than 35,000 square feet), offers three levels of space. The first level has living space with a beach, spa, dining room, music room and cinema. The second level has suites, a lounge and a library. The third level is the owner's space.



Another first-ever feature is a dedicated sports pool located in the main pool area. One of the two pools of the Freedom of the Seas is used almost exclusively for athletic pool games, ranging from basketball and volleyball to synchronized swimming. Other times, it will have designated lanes for lap swimming. The second pool is just for relaxing. At night, passengers can see this area transformed into an open-air nightclub with a large dance floor between the two pools.

The yacht is capable of 12 knots cruising speed (13.8 mph) and 14 knots maximum speed (16.1 mph).

The interior of the yacht is fitted out with water resistant buffalo leather using the calpinage technique



The yacht has 2,400 tons displacement accommodating 12 guests and 20 crew.

Alysia and her sister yacht Annaliesse are the most expensive yachts for charter in the world.

The ships can carry up to 36 passengers with 34 crew over a range of over 7,000 nautical miles.
These expensive yachts offer 2,400 sq meters (25,833 sq feet) of guest space. On board facilities include a marble faced Roman bath, saunas, steam rooms, cold plunge pools, Jacuzzi, a beauty salon, therapy beds and massage facilities, a fully equipped gymnasium, cinema, library, business center, creche, and a helicopter landing pad. The most expensive yacht is available for charter at a rate of €94,500 per day, or €661,500 per week.

These yachts are also among the most luxurious in the world.



This expensive yacht lets enjoy the sea at its best, through opulent luxury that is unforgettable.

A cruise ship is a wonderful and majestic piece of engineering. The Royal Caribbean cruise ship is among the very best.

The 160,000-ton Freedom of the Seas is owned by Florida-based Royal Caribbean Cruises Limited.

The 1,100 foot-long ship can carry some 4,000 passengers. It contains several swimming pools, a surf park, a full-size boxing ring, an ice rink and a climbing wall.

The Finnish-built cruise ship overtakes rival cruise line Cunard's Queen Mary 2 as the world's largest passenger ship. The Queen Mary 2 can carry about 3,000 vacationers.

Royal Caribbean has ordered an even bigger ship capable of carrying up to 6,400 passengers for delivery in 2009.

Are the adventurous type? Not someone who wants to sit in a cubicle all day, but a person who wants to get out, see the world, meet people, and experience new sights and sounds?
It's people like you who are perfectly suited to work on a cruise ship or perform one of the other cruise line industry jobs.

The cruise ship industry is one of the fastest growing job sectors in the world. Over the last four years, major cruise lines have introduced 64 new cruise ships. Going forward it is predicted that five to ten new luxury liners will be built every year, and the number of cruise lines work force worldwide is expected to triple by the year 2009. With that growth there has been an equally impressive boom in the number of available jobs.

A wide array of jobs are available aboard any of these cruise ships. And many entry-level jobs are available, too, ranging from deckhands, ship officers, and maintenance crew to hotel staff, gift shop staff, entertainers, tour guides, food and beverage workers (bartenders, waiters, cocktail servers, etc.), naturalists, and recreation and fitness directors.

Ever wonder which are the most expensive cruises in the world that cater to the rich and famous? Well, here are the top most expensive ones:

Most Expensive Private Yacht Charter: $113,760:

The Annaliese, a $90-million super yacht owned by Greek entrepreneur Andreas Livers, is the most expensive private yacht charter in the world, coming in at $113,760 per day. On board facilities help explain the price: a spa, including a marble Roman bath, saunas and steam rooms, Jacuzzi s (in the spa as well as on the sun deck), a full-size movie theater, a business center and a helicopter landing pad. Custom itineraries include the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and the South Pacific. The Annaliese and her sister ship, the Alysia (which has the same daily rate), each accommodate 36 people.

Most Expensive Alaska Cruise: $47,857