JAMES Bond enthusiasts can stay in a floating hotel suite inspired by the legendary spy.
However, it comes at a price – and will set you back a cool $517k (£423).
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Dubbed the “first floating eco-lux hotel suite,” Anthenea features 360 degree views thanks to the glass windows surrounding the circular pod.
Built over 50 sq m, there are even windows in the floor to be able to watch the sea-life from above.
Inside the pod is a circular king size bed, along with a bath that can be filled with either freshwater or seawater.
A lounge area and breakfast room also fit inside, meaning you never need to leave.
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Swimmers can access the suite from beneath thanks to an underwater well in true secret agent style.
The pod also doesn’t use any fossil fuels.
Solar panels are used to run the electricity – as no fuel is used or water is used.
Twelve people can fit into the solarium placed on top which features a bar and a rotating umbrella.
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It was designed by French architect Jean-Michel Ducancelle, who cited the 1977 film The Spy Who Loved Me as his inspiration.
He told The Hollywood Reporter that he watched it as a boy when he was 15, and the villain’s aquatic hideout was the model for his suite.
He added he was “drawn to the story of this man who gives up everything to live under the sea.”
At the end of the film, where James Bond and Bond Girl Anya Amasova sit on the floating pod, was the “start of Anthenea”.
A Bentley-furnished yacht can also be added to your bucket-list.
Slim enough to sail to all corners of the world, it costs a whopping £11.2 million.
Or, you could be paid to cruise around Croatia while enjoying luxury food and drink thanks to a new holiday company.
