Discover the world's most incredible underwater hotels

Located all over the world, these places built under water are unprecedented. And it is possible to get there!

What if you could visit the hidden side of the ocean? This is possible thanks to unusual places located below the surface of the sea. Yes, you read that right. Some architects have taken the crazy gamble of building luxurious and unique establishments under water in several countries around the world. Enough to offer travelers wonderful memories and to discover incredible seabeds.

Whether in China, Dubai, Singapore, the Maldives or even Australia, these places will blow your mind, as indicated AD Magazine . Notice to lovers of underwater life…

The Resort World Sensota in Singapore

In this hotel composed of 11 suites, there is an underwater room with a breathtaking view of more than 40,000 marine animals. There is plenty to take your eyes off of.

Crédit : Roslan Rahman

The Muraka in the Maldives

What could be better than a romantic trip to Maldives to live a new experience? The Muraka, located on Conrad Rangali Island, is a unique luxury property where the bedroom is 5 meters deep in the Indian Ocean.

Credit: Justin Nicholas

Le Manta Resort in Tanzania

If you dream of seeing manta rays with your own eyes, the Manta Resort on Pemba Island, Tanzania is the place to be. Located on a floating platform, the hotel room is completely submerged under water.

Credit: The Manta Resort

Ossiano in Dubai

This underwater restaurant is breathtaking. It offers customers a gastronomic tasting under water. Guaranteed trip.

Credit : Victor Romero

The corail mountain in Australia

Located in Australia, British photographer Jason deCaires Taylor has created an underwater coral greenhouse. Yes, you read that right. The 165-ton structure is designed to evolve over time as marine life slowly settles in, as AD Magazine clarifies. It is possible to visit it by diving.

Credit: Jason deCaires Taylor

L'Atlantis Sanya in China

Located on the island of Hainan off the Chinese coast, the Atlantis Sanya hotel plunges us into a magical universe. The Poseidon or Neptune suites are fully immersed in water.

Credit: Emmanuel Wong

So which do you prefer?