Titanic for Tourists: Soon You Will Be Able to Visit World’s Most Famous Shipwreck

Hidden at a depth of 13,000ft (4,000m), the famous Titanic has always been the element of fascination to the public even after it sunk to the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean. Today, more than a century later get ready as It has now been announced that those still interested by the vessel will be able to see it for themselves in the year 2018.

London-based tour operator ‘Blue Marble Private’ will run eight-day journeys that will conclude with an up-close encounter with the most enchanted craftsmanship of modern times.

Titanic collided with an iceberg four days after her first voyage on 14th April 1912 from Southampton, England, to New York City. The loss of the ship and thousands of people has become the most famous disaster in the history of the sea.

Starting in May 2018, this thrilling trip will see the travelers going to the depths of the sea up to 4000 meters in a specially designed titanium and carbon fiber submersible, up close to the extent of witnessing the shipwreck with your own naked eye.

Under the guidance of the expert crew, a limited number of visitors will slide over the ship’s deck and famous grand staircase capturing the feel that a very few have gone through. The experience will be one of a kind and is specially designed for those who truly love to go deep for adventure.

Before the commencement of the journey, there will be a series of lectures and briefings, revealing latest findings about the 269 meter-long liner along with the ceremony, commemorating and remembering all those who lost their lives in the tragic event.

The price of the expedition is a bit high (which is almost equal to a First Class passage (US$4350) on the RMS Titanic’s inaugural time), but it is worth the money and the time.

Price: US$105,129 per person (Meals, accommodation and personal video are also included in the hefty price tag)
Nine clients have already signed up for the experience. Where are you? Book your cheap international flight to London now to experience something you have never-ever thought about.