Closest place I can get a floating breakfast

[Anonymous]

I have seen images of being served a floating breakfast in a private pool in places like the Maldives.

Is there anywhere closer I can get something like this?

[Anonymous]

I am sure some of the higher end places in FL would do it.

Or you could just rent out the pool area at a local hotel and have this as part of your catering package.

Or tip well before pool hours at a hotel and arrange with hotel.

DH bought out a rooftop pool are in Europe for a private meal. Based on what he paid they probably would have arranged for us to eat off a lions stomach if he had asked. So I am sure serving you in the pool wouldn't be a big deal.

[Anonymous]

I had this in Bali, but that’s not any closer 😂
It’s also not that great imo. Only for the ‘gram.

[Anonymous]

French Polynesian

But is an overpriced ripoff.

[Anonymous]

The real question is: why would you? It's like breakfast in bed. Risks of mishaps abound. I prefer to eat at a table like a normal person - the quality of the food is more important than a weird place to eat it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had this in Bali, but that’s not any closer 😂
It’s also not that great imo. Only for the ‘gram.

Feels like the platonic ideal of that.

[Anonymous]

Yeah stick with a poolside bar, not breakfast.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am sure some of the higher end places in FL would do it.

Or you could just rent out the pool area at a local hotel and have this as part of your catering package.

Or tip well before pool hours at a hotel and arrange with hotel.

DH bought out a rooftop pool are in Europe for a private meal. Based on what he paid they probably would have arranged for us to eat off a lions stomach if he had asked. So I am sure serving you in the pool wouldn't be a big deal.

A pool that reeks of bleach? No thank you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had this in Bali, but that’s not any closer 😂
It’s also not that great imo. Only for the ‘gram.

Feels like the platonic ideal of that.

Who doesn't want to swim in water people have dropped bits of food in? It's a fancier version of the time I saw a drunk guy throw up in a lazy river.

[Anonymous]

Sounds gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The real question is: why would you? It's like breakfast in bed. Risks of mishaps abound. I prefer to eat at a table like a normal person - the quality of the food is more important than a weird place to eat it.

If there is one thing I have always thought when sitting in a comfortable chair, eating a nice meal at a table it's "this sitting down thing sucks, there has to be a better way to do this"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am sure some of the higher end places in FL would do it.

Or you could just rent out the pool area at a local hotel and have this as part of your catering package.

Or tip well before pool hours at a hotel and arrange with hotel.

DH bought out a rooftop pool are in Europe for a private meal. Based on what he paid they probably would have arranged for us to eat off a lions stomach if he had asked. So I am sure serving you in the pool wouldn't be a big deal.

A pool that reeks of bleach? No thank you.

What kind of pools are you going to? Most use chlorine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am sure some of the higher end places in FL would do it.

Or you could just rent out the pool area at a local hotel and have this as part of your catering package.

Or tip well before pool hours at a hotel and arrange with hotel.

DH bought out a rooftop pool are in Europe for a private meal. Based on what he paid they probably would have arranged for us to eat off a lions stomach if he had asked. So I am sure serving you in the pool wouldn't be a big deal.

A pool that reeks of bleach? No thank you.

What kind of pools are you going to? Most use chlorine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_hypochlorite

" commonly known in a dilute solution as (chlorine) bleach"

[Anonymous]

I did this. It's not worth it IMO. The pictures you see are heavily stylized.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am sure some of the higher end places in FL would do it.

Or you could just rent out the pool area at a local hotel and have this as part of your catering package.

Or tip well before pool hours at a hotel and arrange with hotel.

DH bought out a rooftop pool are in Europe for a private meal. Based on what he paid they probably would have arranged for us to eat off a lions stomach if he had asked. So I am sure serving you in the pool wouldn't be a big deal.

A pool that reeks of bleach? No thank you.

What kind of pools are you going to? Most use chlorine.

The nicer resorts have saltwater pools.