Many want to travel, but are aware of the risks associated with getting on planes. What if you could stay in your very own floating hotel suite? Introducing Anthénea, which was designed by French naval architect Jean-Michel Duacancelle. This solar-powered, autonomous pod was inspired by “Atlantis”, a deep-sea citadel and laboratory featured in the 1977 Bond classic The Spy Who Loved Me. Read more for two videos, additional pictures and information.
This floating UFO is fully self-sufficient and capable of running off the grid. Featuring solar panels connected to six powerful batteries capable of recharging from the pontoon, an expansive glass floor for breathtaking underwater views, a living room, bedroom, bathroom, as well as a plush relaxation area on the rooftop which accommodates up to twelve adults. That’s not all, it also comes equipped with a 360° solarium.
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The strange floating saucer in which the famous British spy was sailing in the 10th movie of the James Bond franchise started my obsession. I am passionate about the idea that tomorrow’s habitat will absolutely have to be eco-friendly and be put at the heart of our natural environment,” said Duacancelle.
