Underwater day/night experience at Manta Resort in Zanzibar’s Pemba Island

If you want to sleep with the fishes, the Manta Resort in Zanzibar is the perfect destination to endow you with a lifetime experience. This resort in Pemba Island brings an exciting trend for travel enthusiasts who want to spend day and night underwater with their loved ones. Yes, it’s possible!

The Manta Resort in Zanzibar’s Pemba Island gives you an opportunity to spend day and night, enjoy dine and spa treatment underwater, mainly if you are not scared of tropical fish and even sharks peeping through the windows in your bedroom. Don’t worry! The place is absolutely secured and there is no chance of getting attacked by any large animals.

For years, people have been watching movies and dreaming for lives underwater. In recent days, the fantasies have become reality with the creation of an underwater room at the Manta Resort in Zanzibar’s Pemba Island, thanks to some engineering masterminds. It undeniably brings an exciting trend in luxury travel to Africa. This underwater room floats around 250 metres away from the coast and is accessible by boats from the shore of the main resort, Africa News gives a detailed reporting.

Descending the ladder to the bedroom is just like changing the dimension and is obviously a spine-chilling sensation. The room is also located in a ‘blue hole’ in the middle of the living coral reef, thus it is the perfect place for diving and snorkeling aficionados. You will get a bedroom 4 metres beneath the surface of the water that has large windows featuring an almost 360-degree view of the water around the underwater room.

The Manta Resort has made this underwater room in such a way that its stability cannot be perturbed by the waves in the sea. Each window has underwater spotlight on the outside to attract nearby sea features so that the guests can watch them. And the fascinating thing is that you can different views during day and night. During the night, it looks like scintillating marine animals are directly coming towards you.

Image source: www.themantaresort.com

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