Couple who got engaged after meeting on delayed round-the-world cruise show off matching tattoos and reveal lessons learned after being 'marooned' for four months By Emily Jane Davies Published: 08:42 EDT, 29 September 2024 | Updated: 08:43 EDT, 29 September 2024 e-mail View comments A couple who got engaged after meeting on a delayed cruise have shown off their matching tattoos after being 'marooned' together for four months. The worldwide voyage of the Villa Vie Odyssey, which hopes to set sail this week, has been long set back - leaving its guests stuck exploring Northern Ireland instead. Cruisegoers could rent rooms for between 35 and 120 days, or purchase villas ranging from £90,000 to £260,000.
Owning a villa on board guarantees the room for a minimum of 15 years, but the ownership stays valid for the entire operation of the ship. However, the start of the dream stay boasting an 'ever changing backyard' was delayed for four months due to unexpected repair works, meaning the cruise ship has been stranded in Belfast . Gian Perroni, from Vancouver in Canada , and Angie Harsanyi, from Colorado in the US, first met in Belfast four months ago having bought cabins on the ship.
They previously told MailOnline how they fell in love with Belfast, and each other, and have now received matching trinity knot tattoos. Gian Perroni, from Vancouver in Canada , and Angie Harsanyi, from Colorado in the US, first met in Belfast four months ago having bought cabins on the ship The pair a.
