Well, in the first look this ocean-side
structure in Zanzibar looks to be someone’s private house, makeshift getaway
built atop a lone boulder. But, the self-effacing locale is in fact a bright
and airy eatery named “The Rock Restaurant”, a formation that sits 23 feet
above the water and boasts idyllic, memorable views of the surrounding Indian
Ocean. The laid-back interior has huge, open doorways that permit natural
breezes to circulate and the beauty of the glistening, crystal-clear waters to
shine within view. This gorgeous landscape is also the food source for the
restaurant, and before dinner service, employees search for fresh fare,
offering customers the “catch of the day.” In spite of being surrounded by
water, tourists can walk through the water and up the stairs without any
problem, when they visit during low tide. Well, if you want to staying past
high tide, however, means taking a boat service back to the shore. Therefore, considering
the breathtaking sunset you’d witness, it doesn’t seem like a bad trade off!
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