Crescent Seas: The future of luxury residences at sea

Crescent Seas

An innovative concept from Crescent Heights

Crescent Seas marks a true revolution in the cruise industry by offering luxury private residences on the high seas. Developed by Crescent Heights, one of the most prestigious real estate developers in the United States, this project offers travel enthusiasts and yachting lovers a unique opportunity: to live aboard an exceptional ship while traveling the world.

Unlike traditional cruises, Crescent Seas residents are not just passengers, but owners. This model allows for extended immersion in exceptional destinations, with stopovers of two to three days, offering a true itinerant lifestyle rather than just a one-off trip.

Navigator: a renovation worthy of luxury

A $50 million transformation

To launch Crescent Seas, the ship Navigator acquired in partnership with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. will undergo a complete renovation costing over $50 million. Three renowned design firms – Lissoni & Partners, Journey and MAWD – will work on this transformation to offer a sumptuous and elegant living environment.

Exceptional residences worth up to $8 million

The Navigator will offer 210 residences priced from $750,000 to $8 million. Each unit will be designed to reflect exclusivity and refinement, with interior spaces designed for absolute comfort.

Top-of-the-range services and optimum connectivity

Residents will enjoy amenities worthy of the finest hotels, with personalized butler service and a Starlink connection to ensure high-performance Internet access, ideal for telecommuting and distance learning.

Crescent Seas
Crescent Seas. Source: worldredeye.com
Crescent Seas
Crescent Seas. Source: worldredeye.com
Crescent Seas
Crescent Seas. Source: worldredeye.com
Crescent Seas
Crescent Seas. Source: worldredeye.com

A visionary project led by Russell W. Galbut

A leader in real estate and the cruise industry

Russell W. Galbut, founder of Crescent Heights and a leading figure in the real estate and cruise industry, is behind this ambitious project. With over 50 years’ development expertise and 23 years’ experience in the marine industry, he has met the new expectations of modern travelers.

A concept that meets travellers’ new expectations

According to Russell W. Galbut, many passengers dream of adopting a maritime lifestyle without giving up luxury and comfort. Crescent Seas offers a unique alternative to traditional cruising, transforming ships into floating residences.

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Russell Galbut & Harry Sommer. Source: worldredeye.com
Crescent Seas
Russell Galbut & Harry Sommer
Russell Galbut & Harry Sommer.

Source: worldredeye.com
Russell Galbut & Harry Sommer. Source: worldredeye.com

Exclusive itineraries around the world

Extended stopovers in exceptional destinations

Unlike conventional cruises, Crescent Seas offers longer ports of call, allowing guests to explore each destination in depth. Madagascar, the Faroe Islands and French Polynesia are among the scheduled ports of call, guaranteeing unforgettable cultural and natural experiences.

An adventure on seven continents

With itineraries spanning the globe, Crescent Seas offers a unique opportunity to travel across all seven continents, from the Pacific to the Scandinavian fjords, from Antarctica to the idyllic beaches of the Caribbean.

Impeccable management by experts

The Apollo Group’s expertise for unrivalled service

To guarantee an exceptional level of service, Crescent Seas relies on The Apollo Group, experts in hotel and maritime management. With over 50 years’ experience, this company will ensure a quality of welcome and catering comparable to the finest luxury establishments.

Sustainable management and exceptional quality of life on board

Each ship will retain its original crew to preserve the excellence of its service. As a result, owners will enjoy a refined living environment, where well-being and serenity are at the heart of everything we do.

Crescent Seas
Crescent Seas

A promising future for Crescent Seas

A growing fleet with four new vessels

The Navigator is just the beginning of the Crescent Seas adventure. Over the next five years, four more vessels will be added to the fleet, consolidating Crescent Seas’ position as the leader in luxury residences at sea.

A new era for offshore residences

By combining luxury, mobility and exclusivity, Crescent Seas redefines the concept of travel and ushers in a new era of residential yachting. More than just a cruise, it’s a true lifestyle, designed for those who dream of traveling the world without ever giving up the comforts of an exceptional home.

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