A cinema, a beauty salon, and a docking station for a six-passenger submarine are some of the particular highlights of the floating paradise.

Rolls-Royce Marine is co-designing the vessel alongside master shipbuilders Palmer Johnson, with an asking price of £80million.

Other features include a helicopter garage and 32-ft swimming pool.

With guest accommodations for 16 and crew accommodations for 26, PJ World is truly a go anywhere ship that is expected to be delivered in within 18 months to her owner.

Currently the yacht is being built in Norway. A spokesperson for Palmer Johnson told MailOnline Travel: 'The yacht is 26 months from completion after signing of contract. Her hull and superstructure are completed and the owner would be able customize his/her own interior. 

'We’ve built a number of Palmer Johnson yachts over the years and they are an incredible product.

'She is an explorer yacht like no other. With a large fuel capacity, vast on-board stores and sea-keeping facilities and an ice class hull, she was built to cruise all the worlds ocean's with limited stops.' 

The PJ World will allow all-year round operating of the Antarctic, Arctic, Middle East, Mediterranean, Caribbean, Far East as well as other worldwide ocean voyages.

The 267ft, 600-tonne vessel will feature advanced and environmentally-friendly marine technology and has a top speed of 16.5 knots (19mph).

Palmer Johnson have confirmed to MailOnline Travel that there has already been a lot of interest in purchasing the World model. 

(dailymail.co.uk)