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Tourists need to spend 10,000-50,000 USD to spend a night at the world's most expensive underwater resort in the Maldives - where they can lie down and watch sharks swim overhead.
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| A video recording the experience at the Conrad Maldives Rangali Island resort in the Indian Ocean by famous YouTube couple Kara and Nate has received a lot of attention. In the video, they enjoy a fun time at the world's most expensive underwater hotel with breathtaking scenery. |
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| Located in the island paradise of Maldives, the resort owns isolated beaches with pristine natural landscapes, diverse and rich marine ecosystems and high-class experiences. |
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| Among them, the luxury villas The Muraka Suite are the resort destination for the upper class when coming to Maldives. The hotel has 2 floors with the bottom floor submerged about 5 meters below the surface of the Indian Ocean. This is the most difficult room type to book at this resort. |
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| Visitors can travel by elevator or spiral staircase to reach the underwater room, where they can admire the rich marine ecosystem with stingrays, sharks, and sea turtles swimming around the 180-degree curved acrylic dome. |
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| In addition, visitors can pull the curtain to cover the entire "sky" under the sea, creating a space as if encapsulated in a small tent. |
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| The room also has a "theater" seating area overlooking the ocean, from where you can watch your friends free dive and fish schools outside the glass window. However, the couple commented that the bathroom with a view of the coral reef is "the best seat in the room". |
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| There is also an underwater restaurant area that is as beautiful as a moving picture behind the glass. |
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| The upper part of the villa is a large living room with a bedroom, a bathtub with a spacious view, and an infinity pool outside. The Muraka Suite also has a team of well-trained butlers, specializing in serving the needs of guests. |
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| Kara and Nate said: "I think this is where we should stay when we retire, I don't know how it could get any better than this. This is 110% the best hotel we have ever stayed in." |
