From the snowy peaks of the highest mountains to the deepest parts of our oceans, and even beyond our very atmosphere. Extreme Luxury Tourism is on the rise, and no expense is spared in the search for the ultimate luxury adventure.

Welcome luxury travelers and brace yourself. We're about to unveil the world's Top 10 Most Extreme Luxury Tourism Tours. We promise, you will be astounded by the experiences you can have with the right kind of money.

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00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Number 10
01:32 - Number 9
02:25 - Number 8
03:23 - Number 7
04:35 - Number 6
05:40 - Number 5
06:54 - Number 4
08:11 - Number 3
09:44 - Number 2
11:02 - Number 1
12:09 - Overview and outro

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Number 10. Heli skiing: [ Ссылка ]
Number 9. Airlander X: [ Ссылка ]
Number 8. Shark Cage diving: [ Ссылка ]
Number 7. Antarctica: [ Ссылка ]
Number 6. The Pangeos: N/A
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Number 4. Mount Everest: [ Ссылка ]
Number 3. Submarine diving: [ Ссылка ]
Number 2. Space tourism: [ Ссылка ]
Number 1. The Sky Cruise: N/A

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Number 3. Submarine diving.

Submerging into the top 3, we leave the heights of Everest for the depths of the ocean. We're talking about luxury submarine diving. Experience the uncharted world beneath the sea surface in an ultra-luxurious private submarine.

These tours usually come in two forms. The first one is a luxury experience under the sea. These subs are not your typical marine vehicles. They're equipped with spacious interiors, plush seating, and panoramic viewing windows that offer breathtaking views of the underwater world. At $200,000 a night, the "Lover's Deep Luxury Submarine Hotel" in Saint Lucia, is the most expensive hotel in the world.

The other form is the explorer type submarine diving. These tours go to the very deepest depths of the dark oceans. From observing mesmerizing marine life in their natural habitat to exploring shipwrecks and underwater caves, this tour gives you a front-row seat to a spectacle that very few have the chance to witness. Some tours even offer the opportunity to dive to the site of the Titanic, an experience that is as eerie as it is fascinating. The disastrous Ocean Gate incident has not dampened the spirits of rich adventures, and the demand for luxury submarine diving is only expected to increase.

These fascinating underwater tours can range anywhere from $100,000 to over a million dollars depending on the length of the tour and the depth of the dive.

Number 2. Space tourism.

We leave behind the confines of Earth for the boundless beauty of outer space. Welcome to the world of luxury space tourism. Companies like SpaceX, Virgin Galactic, and Blue Origin are all racing to offer the ultimate escape - a voyage to space. These aren't just quick, suborbital jaunts either. We're talking about multi-day stays aboard a space hotels or luxurious spacecraft, with accommodations and amenities designed for the utmost comfort and enjoyment in zero gravity.

Imagine gazing out at the stars from your personal cabin with a cupola viewing window, the Earth's curve beneath you, and the inky black of space stretching into infinity. You can see continents, oceans, and weather patterns unfold beneath you. And when you're not marveling at the cosmic spectacle outside, you'll be enjoying world-class meals, participating in microgravity experiences, and even conducting real scientific research, if you're so inclined.

But what does a trip to space cost? The price for these interstellar adventures is, as you might expect, astronomical. Prices start at around $250,000 for a suborbital flight and go up into the millions for a multi-day orbital journey.

Number 1. The Sky Cruise.

Soaring to our top spot, we take flight on an idea so audacious, it truly embodies the essence of extreme luxury tourism. Welcome aboard the 'Sky Cruise,' a concept so remarkable it's a real-life castle in the sky.

A vision brought to life by Tony Holmsten, the Sky Cruise is a nuclear-powered floating hotel designed to accommodate 5,000 people. This isn't just a hotel, though. It's a flying city, complete with restaurants, a shopping mall, swimming pools and a 360-degree observation deck, offering breathtaking views of the world beneath. Powered by 20 electric engines fueled by small nuclear reactors, the Sky Cruise is designed to fly for years without touching the ground. Supplies and guests are delivered via electric commercial aircraft, and maintenance is performed in mid-air.

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