at Jules' Undersea Lodge
Jacob Courtade — December 11, 2006 — World
References: jul & travel.timesonline
This wacky hotel is found 21 feet below the surface of Florida's Key Largo coastal waters. Don't worry about bringing a picnic lunch, either. According to Times Online, "a chef will dive down to cook your meal".
Room with a view? The bedroom has a 42 inch window. Forget the Plasma screen when the real life Discovery Channel is right in front of you. However, couch potatoes need not worry - the common room has a TV with DVD and VCR players.
Not a diver yourself? You can still stay at Jules'. Their website reassures that "even guests who have never scuba dived before can stay in Jules' Undersea Lodge. A pleasant three hour class acquaints non-certified divers with the equipment and simple procedures necessary to comfortably dive in the company of the Lodge's dive instructors."
Room with a view? The bedroom has a 42 inch window. Forget the Plasma screen when the real life Discovery Channel is right in front of you. However, couch potatoes need not worry - the common room has a TV with DVD and VCR players.
Not a diver yourself? You can still stay at Jules'. Their website reassures that "even guests who have never scuba dived before can stay in Jules' Undersea Lodge. A pleasant three hour class acquaints non-certified divers with the equipment and simple procedures necessary to comfortably dive in the company of the Lodge's dive instructors."
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Underwater Tourism — There is an opportunity in the travel and tourism industry to offer unique underwater experiences, such as underwater hotels or restaurants.
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Travel and Tourism — The travel and tourism industry can offer unique underwater experiences, such as underwater hotels or restaurants.
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Education and Training — The education and training industry can offer dive training for non-certified divers, allowing them to participate in underwater activities more comfortably and safely.
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Food and Beverage — The food and beverage industry can offer unique culinary experiences, such as cooking and serving underwater, to attract adventurous diners.
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