The Ritz-Carlton finally revealed the 2021 itineraries for its delayed and reportedly over-budget superyacht - and it'll cost passengers around $5,000 to set sail. Here's a look inside the planned luxury cruise liner.

The first of the three Ritz-Carlton ships to sail will be the Evrima. The superyacht will have 149 suites — each with its own private terrace — and accommodate up to 298 guests.

The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection is designed to defy cruise stereotypes, with a smaller carrying capacity and larger cabins than the typical cruise liner, in addition to luxurious lounging spaces, high-end dining options, and elite port cities.

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The destinations for the 2021 season were just released, and they include hard-to-get-to spots in the Mediterranean, near the Greek Isles and Balearic Islands, as well as tiny towns in the Caribbean.

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Other featured destinations include Puerto Rico, the British Virgin Islands, Barbados, and Aruba.

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Most voyages will last seven nights. The itineraries, however, were designed with variety in mind to make it possible for guests to book two trips back-to-back without repeating any ports.

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The ship is designed with lavish amenities to support longer stays. This includes multiple dining venues and lounging areas, including a bar called The Humidor that serves cigars and cognac.

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It also has a full service spa — The Ritz-Carlton wants to achieve the same level of luxe hospitality at sea as it does on land.

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The Evrima's 2021 voyages have a base starting price of $4,900 ...

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... but the ship is expected to set sail for the first time in June 2020.

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