If, during your umpteenth viewing of Blue Planet II, you think to yourself, “Hey, I’d really like to see some of these animals IRL,” you’re in luck. Airbnb and BBC Worldwide have partnered to offer a pair of lucky people a two-night, three-day stay on-board the Alucia, the oceanic research and exploration vessel used during the show. You’ll explore the Bahamas in a way you never thought possible. The submersible will take you below the surface—along with a crew, obviously—to see aquatic life you only thought you’d see on your TV screen. Canvasing the depths off Cape Eleuthera, you’ll get up close and personal with one of the most biologically diverse areas of the Atlantic. If you win, maybe invite David Attenborough to narrate.
Spend a Few Nights On-Board the Vessel From ‘Blue Planet II’
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