Sunday, 29 March 2015

The first underwater hotel in Africa

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Price per night in watery hotel to 900$ for individual room, 1,500$ per double room The hotel is located resort "Manta" off the east coast of Africa, And extends to a depth of four meters below the water surface, which comprises a group consisting Wings 3 floors include a loft above the water surface of the hotel, The other two floors below the water level, allowing room windows that overlook On coral reefs and dozens of species of fish, And enjoy the full vision of the ocean floor at an angle of 360 degrees.





The watery hotel designed by Swedish engineer "Michael Jnberg

 The same architect who designed the first underwater hotel in the world, Sweden

 The hotel has been parts of the island by installing cables, while the hotel has lighting from abroad to give a clear view of the ocean floor throughout the day

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