The company Blueseed is creating a community of startup entrepreneurs, a cruise to 12 nautical miles (half an hour) off the coast of San Francisco, in international waters. This site allows entrepreneurs, from all parts of the world, can launch or grow their businesses near Silicon Valley, without the need for a U.S. work visa.

The cruise will become a space for sharing work and shared housing with access to high speed internet and daily transport to shore. So far, more than 1,300 entrepreneurs in 67 countries have expressed interest in living in Blueseed.

The price to join this cruise is between 907 euros for a shared cab, and 2268 euros for a single cabin. These figures include accommodation and office.

This is a way of bringing together the best entrepreneurs, fostering collaboration among them - stop existing physical boundaries and bureaucratic.

Cases companies grow, the change will be facilitated, resources and contacts to join Silicon Valley.

The Blueseed is a ship for startups, funded by Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal system

The cruise leaves in the summer of 2014, between the second and third quarter, according to the Blueseed website.