Floating Hotel

Floating Hotel is a really cool option for those who love creative ways of making inland tourism. This award winning project by Salt & Water, consists of a main hotel structure, that includes the restaurant, a common living room area, a caffe and an event hall, you then also get smaller mobile structures, that are in fact small catamarans, that you can use to navigate around the main structure or drift off on solo adventures. These smaller structures can take up to 4 people comfortably, you´ll have a salon, a galley, sleeping quarters, a bathroom and a private deck that you can use for fishing, take a swim or just get the tan going. You get the static structure comfort and size, plus the mobility and intimacy of the catamarans, the best of both worlds.

Also check out this spectacular Floating Cinema in Thailand

SKULL ICE CUBE MOLD

Chill your favorite whiskey to the bone with this cool and morbid Skull Ice Cube Mold. All you need to do is fill the plastic mold with water and freeze, then split it open to remove the skull ice cube. You can buy these spooky cubes for $12 each from amazon....
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HIGH CAMP HIGHBALL SHAKER

The all-new HighBall Shaker by High Camp will change the way you drink cocktails outdoors forever, it is a cocktail shaker, strainer, drinking glass, and can koozie all in one! Inspired by a traditional Mason Jar, the rugged shaker includes some smart details that make life easier when you are out in the wilderness. It features a Stainless steel construction that can stand up to use and abuse, a double-wall vacuum-insulated design that controls temperature for up to...
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SURFER MAGAZINE 1960-2020

For more than six decades, the legendary Surfer magazine was considered to be the bible of surfing and surf culture. They worked with the world’s best photographers, writers, and graphic designers, depicting the chronological progression of the sport, the gear, the style, and the world’s top surfers throughout the decades, from Mickey Dora to Kelly Slater and Laird Hamilton. Now, sixty years of Surf Magazine goodness have been bundled by Rizzoli into this volumi...
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