Amphibious 1000 | Floating Resort Qatar

Amphibious 1000 is a 500 million dollar project by Giancarlo Zema Design Group (GZDG) for the construction of a semi-submerged island in the protected area off the coast of Qatar. At the futuristic resort, you can stay at one of 80 "Jelly-Fish" floating suites. These suites are able to accommodate up to six people comfortably, it has 5 floors connected by a spiral staircase. On the lower level, 3 meters below sea level, you can enjoy a submersed panoramic room, overlooking the sea.

SECLUDED INTOWN TREEHOUSE

This stunning Secluded Treehouse was recently named as AirBnb´s "#1 most wished-for listing worldwide”, you only have to look at the photos and read the guest´s comments to understand why. Located just minutes from Atlanta´s downtown, this secluded property is an urban retreat like no other, it consists of 3 separate treehouse´s, each connected by rope-bridges; a living room, a bedroom (sleeps 2), and a deck, all with vintage decor and natural artifacts. ...
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AYADA RESORT | MALDIVES

Ayada Resort in the Maldives is the ultimate holiday retreat. The brand new awe-inspiring resort just recently opened (30th October), is located on the 150,000 square meter paradise island of Maguhdhuvaa in the stunning Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll. Ayada Maldives 112 opulent villas, all come with your own dedicated Butler or Guest Relations Agent. This in one of the most unspoiled locations in the world, perfect for relaxing and relishing the views of the azure Indian Ocean ...
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AMAZING ALILA VILLAS ULUWATU RESORT

Designed by Singapore-based architecture firm Woha, the breathtaking, award winning, Alila Villas Uluwatu Resort, is located on the southern coastline of Balis Bukit Peninsula, close to an ideal area for surfing. Wooden relaxation pavilions are suspended over the water, giving the impression they are floating. Sustainability is present every in the resort, local materials were used, such as volcanic rocks and bamboo. To save water, pools were built of sea water. ...
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