Surf the waves on this floating bridge

An oceanside hotel in Zorritos beach, Peru, has begun attracting the bravest guests with its new floating platform, allowing visitors to safely walk on the waves, as could be seen on Saturday. The 155-metre-long (508 feet) pier leads the guests of 'Maliah Beach Club,' as well as other visitors, along the waves in full safety, while those behind the project say its sustainable plastic design and solar powered lighting make it environmentally friendly.

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[arfriedman]

This is awesome. Id love to be on this bridge.

[danielrib_]

it should be mandatory in every single beach in the cool! 😊

[julieisaacson]

Looks like a fun mini-adventure! Glad to see the life jackets so a tragedy can be avoided.

[surferbri]

Looks awesome but as the day goes on, it has to get all gooped up and slippery with tanning stuff

[uriahsc]

That looks so cool, I’d love to get on one.

[rdrhouse]

what a great idea, 100% of the fun instead of 50%

[adventurecoalition]

This is so cool, what an awesome idea 👏👏👏

[eidqdwi]

who said life is boring this is amazing 👏

[PoleTooke]

Ngl, this is actually cool. I would be down to explore the ocean like this (not swimming, too much weird stuff)

[keiththecarpenter]

It’s more like a Pier or dock, than a bridge. But still, it’s very cool!😀

[JuanMartinez-dflc]

That’s so dope. I wish we had something like that here

[gldihr]

One of the rich people toys I would treat if only I was one of them❣️🤯

[Anu_boi]

Tsunami: no can defeat me hahaha
Thias bridge: sure?

[teamudupigamers.]

Karnataka udupi me started this bridge

[fivedeeD]

Looks so much fun but Im wondering if your legs could get pinched between the squares if you sat down on it & they separated?

[artysqueezy]

They should use these to harness some wave power for ecological use

[Mr.Weeast]

Can you imagine a world far in the furture where you have these on a massive scale, like maybe 2 miles wide and connects continents?

[rainsunbow]

Reminds me of the floating train rail in one piece 🤣

[notmoonzs]

some beaches in thailand have this too!

[EverydaySurfer]

Looks like a good use for recycled plastics, clear a beach of the plastic then make one of these out of it and let the community enjoy it and a healthy beach.