Worlds Largest Swimming Pool | San Alfonso Del Mar Resort Chile

This is insane! Located at the emblematic San Alfonso de Mar resort in Chile, its pool holds the current Guinness record as the world’s largest crystalline water pool, with an extension of 1.013km in length, eight hectares and 250 million liters of water. Hard to imagine? We are talking about nothing less than the equivalent to 6,000 familiar 8-meters-long pools. The pool is so large that tourists actually cruise along in sail boats and kayaks.

THE OBEROI UDAIVILAS HOTEL | UDAIPUR INDIA

The Oberoi Udaivilas in Udaipur is located in a city of majestic palaces and beautiful lakes. Designed as a traditional Indian palace, the Oberoi Udaivilas captures all the romance and splendor of a royal era. Walking inside the hotel is like traveling back in time. The semi-open rooms with balconies and private swimming pools are a unique feature of Udaivilas. Its luxurious spa overlooking the lake is a haven of serenity, experts take care of the body and soul of ...
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FLOATING SAUNA HOUSEBOAT

If you are heading over to Finland on vacations and are looking for a unique place to spend a few adventurous days, check out the Saunalautta, a floating sauna houseboat that is now available for rent. Built out of recycled wood, the raft features a bedroom with four bunks, and a hot steamy sauna on the lower level, on the top level you´ll find a rooftop observation deck, a barbecue, and hammocks, making it the perfect place to unwind on the water with friends. A s...
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ZOKU LOFT MICRO APARTMENTS

Zoku Loft is a new living concept that aims to end with hotel rooms. The 24m2 (258 sq ft) micro apartment is designed as a living/working hybrid for "global nomads” who typically seek temporary residence for between five days and several months. Each space comes with all the necessary residential and business facilities, combining comfort and efficiency for both work and play. The loft has several clever space-saving features like a retractable staircase and ...
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