Underwater tourism is the next frontier in travel industry with two-third of the world constituting water.
Underwater attractions are being integrated as large underneath areas of our oceans are yet to be explored. Life under water is exciting, brimming with several tantalising options for adventure U travellers. Underwater restaurants, resorts, tours and transportation around the world have grown today. This sector has bright prospects in the future. We list here some of the most fascinating and mind-blowing innovations in underwater travel.
Submarine Cruises
Recreational submarines take you through sea life in Hawaii, Barbados, Aruba and Catalina offering tourists an opportunity to discover water destinations. Private submarine experience is the new fad where specially adapted underwater vessel can be availed by couples enabling them to spend nights in private accommodation. In fact, the submarine could be taken to locations chosen by the customer. The interiors of the submarine can also be designed and manufactured as per the traveller's specification and come with ocean views.
Underwater resorts
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