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Villa Vie acquired Odyssey, formerly the Fred Olsen Cruise Lines' Braemar vessel, in December. Lanette Canen Villa Vie's promise of a floating hotel and a slower pace of travel lured Canen and Bodin.
Villa Vie has said issues such as the aging ship's rudder stocks and recertification have delayed its departure by three months. The 509 cabins cost at least $100,000 each.
The Villa Vie Residences’ Odyssey cruise ship departs Belfast, Ireland on September 30. Getty Images Lanette Canen and Johan Bodin, a couple from Maui, Hawaii, moved in May to travel on the Odyssey.
“Villa Vie Odyssey, which is home to up to 600 Residents, just entered its 2nd month of its 15-year tour around the world,” the cruise line said. ... Nexstar’s WFLA has reached out to Villa ...
The vessel was handed over to Villa Vie Residences in February 2024 with more than 70% of cabins sold (340/485 approximately). [16] She left Leith docks where she was laid up and arrived at Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast for refitting on 28 April 2024. While in drydock, the ship's itinerary suffered several delays, as rudder, gearbox and ...
The Villa Vie Odyssey finally set sail on Monday night after four months of delays. However, it turned back less than 24 hours later. Some paperwork needs to be completed before its round-the ...
The Odyssey previously sailed as MS Braemar for Fred Olsen Cruise Lines before Villa Vie bought it in 2023. He said in the statement on Aug. 29 that the ship was expected to launch the following week.
Angela and Stephen Theriac purchased a cabin on the residential cruise ship Villa Vie Odyssey. The ship plans to sail around the world every 3 ½ years. Its launch has been delayed by three months.