The weirdest bars in the world

Today there are so many different bars with special themes, but here are some of the most interesting ones. The bars that have something that others don’t have. Have a look and you’ll see why.

Cave Bar, Jordan

In the city of Petra, a history spanning more than 2 thousand years, only one cave is permitted to use for commercial purposes. And that is a bar. The walls of caves adjacent to Crowne Plaza Resort – is a part of ancient tomb, that dates centuries ago in the times of Nabataeans. Tables are set as a large area outside and inside the cave, where the lights cast an ominous reddish light on the bloody walls of rough sandstone. Some tables are hidden in niches, which may be intended for individual graves.

Absolut Icebar, Sweden

The bar is setted in the village Yukkasyarvi in northern Sweden. For obvious reasons, it welcomes visitors only from September to April. Of course, around the world regularly occur more and more ice bars, but this was the first one which took place every year at the same place. It is traditionally constructed from huge blocks of ice, cut down from the nearby Torne River. Despite these cold walls, inside temperature is kept around 23 degrees.

Floyd’s Pelican Bar, Jamaica

It appears like these huge palm leaves and trunks have fallen of trees into the ocean and have floated on the waves for a long time and then just accidentally got caught in a pile rising above the surface of the ocean – that is the look of the Pelican Bar, located about a mile from the southwest coast of Jamaica. Since there was no room inside, some of its visitors were drinking outside of the bar standing waist-deep in water. In case you do not want to get to the bar by swimming a couple of local fishermen are always ready to take you there with the beach Parottee for a few dollars. And do not forget to agree with them on the returning right away, because you won’t be able to do it latter on.

Cova d’en Xoroi, Spain

This is a bar in a cave cut in the cliff above the ocean – a favorite place for recreation of locals as well as tourists that came for their vacation to the south of Minorca. According to the legend, once this cave served as a refuge for a local village girl which has been stolen by a group of Turkish pirates who took her in order to make her thiers wife. In the afternoon, visitors of the bar usually sit under umbrellas on the outdoor terrace, admiring the Balearic Islands. At night, the Cova d’en Xoroi belongs to DJs and it turns into a disco.

The Birdsville Hotel, Australia

At the edge of the Simpson Desert, among the sand dunes, is settled a hotel and pub that has become a legendary destination for all travelers. On the walls of this far far away bar hung old hats and advertisements for beer, oldest of which dates from 1884. Most visitors of this institution are here because of the amateur racing. They come to this village for the September competition. However, the pub is not empty during the rest of the year: the airstrip is located nearby, so the passengers come for a cup or two of beer.