Inside the deserted sea forts and oil rigs which have since been converted into stunning luxury hotels
These abandoned sea forts and disused oil rigs have all been given a spectacular new lease of life, after they were stripped out and re-purposed to become luxurious holiday destinations
THESE are the incredible hotels where you're guaranteed a sea view room, since they're all floating miles out into the ocean.
These abandoned sea forts and disused oil rigs have all been given a spectacular new lease of life, after they were stripped out and re-purposed to become luxurious holiday destinations.
Meanwhile, No Man's Fort has also undergone a stunning transformation, after the island was converted into a 27-bedroom retreat by its current owners.
The once-impenetrable island is now a luxury hotel, featuring a spa, champagne bar and fire pit on its top deck, offering an experience to rival any you could find on dry land.
The structure, known as Sealand, isn't formally recognised as a micronation but the family living there is determined to prove to the world that their fort is a sovereign state.
If you get sick of the pressure of modern life, you could certainly do worse than snapping up an abandoned sea fort, sticking a flag in it and declaring yourself a member of the rig's royal family.