A UK travel company is set to launch tours to the shipwreck of the RMS Titanic.
London-based Blue Marble Private will take groups of nine at a time, on an adventure deep under water.
Spanning a length of eight days, the pioneering journey will depart from the coast of Newfoundland, heading 370 miles to the wreckage.
Tourists will reach depths of 12,500ft in a purpose-built titanium and carbon fibre submersible.
A crew of experts will guide the guests over the deck and grand staircase of the mammoth ghostly ship.
Blue Marble Private has described the trip as a “once-in-a-lifetime experience and an expedition designed only for those with a truly adventurous spirit”.
The tour provider will launch the new journey in May 2018.
Further dives are planned for summer the year after, in 2019.
In the century that’s passed since the cruise ship sunk, only 140 people have been able to visit it.
But this new once-in-a-lifetime experience comes with an eye-watering price tag.
A holiday for one is expected to cost around £86,500.
Taking inflation into account, this is the equivalent of a first class ticket to board the Titanic when it set sail on its doomed adventure.
