See inside the world's first underwater hotel villa, where you can sleep with sharks for $50,000 a night
Guests can arrive to The Muraka via private seaplane to a private jetty or via speedboat from the main resort, which they can use for the remainder of their stay. Its location away from the main resort offers serious privacy.
The entire two-level villa is made of steel, concrete, and acrylic and sleeps nine guests, with an upper level looking out across the ocean. It also has a gym and an area for private security detail.
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In addition to two bedrooms, the upper level has a bathroom with tub facing the ocean. But that's just one of many all-inclusive indulgences. There's a butler and chef for each suite, an on-call fitness trainer and spa treatments, and two jet skis.
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Apart from the integrated space for living, dining, entertaining, and sleeping on the upper level, there's also a deck prime for sunset watching, complete with an infinity-edge pool.
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Guests can make their way down below the waves via a spiral staircase or elevator. A domed ceiling and expansive windows offer panoramic views of the deep blue.
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The undersea master bedroom, which fits a king-size bed, offers 180-degree views of sea life for an otherworldly experience. You can even wash your hands and shower while watching the fish swim by.
The Muraka is all about unique experiences. It offers four itineraries, personalized to different types of travelers: "The Wanderers," focused on culture; "The Flavors," focused on food; "The Soul," focused on wellness; and "The Thrill," focused on adventure.
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"The Muraka promises a unique experience that is not available anywhere else in the world," the hotel's architect Ahmed Saleem told Bloomberg.
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