3 extravagant underwater hotel experiences to add to your post-pandemic travel list
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Ocean lovers will appreciate these extravagant underwater hotel experiences that will allow you to marvel at marine life without disturbing them.
Three we recommend:
The Underwater Room at Manta Resort in Pemba Island in Tanzania is a three-level accommodation venue hidden 250m from shore.
The Swedish-engineered floating structure lies in what the resort describes as the “blue hole”, home to an abundance of marine life. Guests who book the underwater room will embark on a short boat ride to the location. Once settled, guests will be shown the ins and outs of their private floating island and given a kayak, snorkel and fins to enjoy at leisure.
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Everyone loves a good room with a view, and it doesn t get any better for nature lovers than a hotel under the sea. You don t have to know how to dive to experience the magic below sea level when you stay at these amazing
underwater hotels.
Sprinkled across the globe, these luxurious and unusual undersea hotels include places like the
Conrad Muraka in the Maldives. You will find yourself surrounded by the finned and scaled creatures you love so much without having to leave the comfort of your hotel room.
With bedrooms and suites housed in partially submerged buildings or submarines, you will have your pick at the best underwater hotels. While some are still a work in progress, a majority of the hotels are available to book. Just be prepared to shell out anywhere from $250 to $225,000 per night. But the unbeatable views and the bragging rights you earn for sleeping with the fish are worth every bit.
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Some may dream of faraway beaches, others of mountains or jungles in exotic lands but how about escaping beneath the water for a holiday in the company of fish?
But we’re not talking about diving holidays. A growing number of tourist destinations are now offering overnight stays and other underwater experiences including spas and restaurants.
Apparently, many of us want to be at one with the sea. Perhaps it’s something to do with humans having evolved from fish? Here we take a look at some of the best underwater getaways.
Swedish lake lodge
The Utter Inn on Lake Malaren in Sweden looks like a traditional Swedish red and white summer house, marooned on the lake. What makes it unique is its own underwater quarters