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Relive the Moon Landing on the High Seas

January 20, 2009 at 4:22 PM | by | Comment (1)

Not enthused by the idea of six days at sea with John Mayer? Not to worry, Celeb Cruises are hot right now and there's something for everyone. Literally, everyone.

The latest and greatest we've spied is Regent Seven Seas' Lunar Experience cruise, featuring one Buzz Aldrin. Guests on the Far East excursion, which leaves April 19 and travels from Singapore to Hong Kong, will get to chill out with Neil Armstrong's number two man and also meet Alfred Worden, an Apollo 15 astronaut who holds the Guinness World Record for being the most isolated human, at one point being further than 2,000 miles from the nearest person.

OK, maybe 'celebs' is pushing it a bit with these two, but different strokes for different folks, right? Also, you need serious dough to sail around with these explorers. Starting rates for cabin suites are at $10,495.00

Does the Buzz Aldrin cruise pique anyone's fancy? What celeb would you like to sail away with? Let us know.

· Buzz Aldrin & Alfred Worden to Share Lunar Experiences [Theme Cruise Finder]
· 14-night Ring of Fire World Cruise [Official Site]

· Five Reasons We Might Actually Take A Cruise In 2009 [Jaunted]

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i cant get enough

i had no idea that there was a whole 'nother life for celebs beyond the boring speaking circuit. i can't wait for the Big Brother stars and other reality messes to headline a cruise around Mexico.
juliana on January 20, 2009 at 4:34 PM #Permalink

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