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Crystal Endeavor, Crystal Cruises ...
By Posh Voyage

Since my first experience aboard the magnificent Crystal Symphony in the 2003, I have been a Crystal fanatic. Not only is Crystal has most luxurious fleet in the world, now they tapped into the luxury super-yacht market, and winning in that department as well.

If sharing a large cruise with 5,000 of your best friends isn’t your thing, but you still love the idea of being in the middle of the ocean, then Crystal Endeavor is your answer. It is the world’s most luxurious and most spacious polar class ship exploring undiscovered corners of the world due to its small size.

A few months back, aboard the Crystal Symphony, Crystal’s president and CEO, Tom Wolber, shared the first glimpse of the luxury accommodations on the yacht.

“Crystal Endeavor will be the largest, most spacious purpose-built polar class expedition yacht in the world, accommodating just 200 guests and boasting all the luxurious amenities and special touches for which Crystal is known,” the company said. “The yacht will feature generous public spaces, a full-service spa and salon, six restaurants including Nobu Matsuhisa’s Umi Uma, expedition rooms and elegant suites that contrast beautifully with the rugged adventures beyond the vessel.”

“Crystal Endeavor’s suites are an important part of the overall experience that is rooted in luxury and comfort, even while in the midst of extreme adventure,” Wolber mentioned. “These suites will be private havens of relaxation and personal service welcoming travelers as they embark on journeys to the far corners of the world.” This is like music to my ears.

Crystal is promising the most spacious suites in expedition cruising, featuring private verandah’s and butler service for every suite. Luxury touches include king-sized beds; walk-in closets; heated storage for drying parkas after your adventures; spa-like bathrooms with adjustable heated floors, dual vanities, anti-fog mirrors and rain showerheads.

The grand dame is set to begin her inaugural season in 2020 exploring remote destinations where standard cruise ships can’t access. Itineraries are out to the public and reservations can be made. The rates begin at $15,000 per person and they are typically anywhere from 15-22 days long.

This ship is the perfect option for the adventurous traveler looking to explore the most remote parts of the world, while still enjoying Crystal’s legendary service.