This is for all of you who love the beach . . .
Here's another nice piece of engineering and construction.This time the locale is JAPAN .
Here's the exterior shot of the building. Note the surrounding area. . mountains, sea shore, golf course, residential area.
What do you think is inside this building?
so the SURF'S UP . .. .rain or shine!
Imagine a beach where the sky is always blue, it's never too hot or cold, the water isn't filled with salt and pollution, and the surf is always perfect - welcome to Ocean Dome, the world's only indoor beach.
Ocean Dome has its own flame-spitting volcano, crushed white marble "sand", and it also boasts the world's largest retractable roof, providing a permanently blue sky. Temperature, wind and humidity are closely controlled to provide an ultra-safe "sea-side" experience.
Every hour, the volcano erupts and the hi-tech wave machines start up, starting a few minutes of sanitized surfing.
Entrance cost is US$50 per person, which seems especially expensive given that there is a free, natural beach only 300 metres away.
When the roof is closed, you still get blue sky and puffy white clouds . .
Here's another nice piece of engineering and construction.This time the locale is JAPAN .
Here's the exterior shot of the building. Note the surrounding area. . mountains, sea shore, golf course, residential area.
What do you think is inside this building?
so the SURF'S UP . .. .rain or shine!
Imagine a beach where the sky is always blue, it's never too hot or cold, the water isn't filled with salt and pollution, and the surf is always perfect - welcome to Ocean Dome, the world's only indoor beach.
Ocean Dome has its own flame-spitting volcano, crushed white marble "sand", and it also boasts the world's largest retractable roof, providing a permanently blue sky. Temperature, wind and humidity are closely controlled to provide an ultra-safe "sea-side" experience.
Every hour, the volcano erupts and the hi-tech wave machines start up, starting a few minutes of sanitized surfing.
Entrance cost is US$50 per person, which seems especially expensive given that there is a free, natural beach only 300 metres away.
When the roof is closed, you still get blue sky and puffy white clouds . .
