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The World's Most Remote Restaurants


February 22, 2024 | Peter Kinney

The World's Most Remote Restaurants


Eating at restaurants can be an exciting experience, but for those looking for something different, visiting distant dining spots provides a special culinary adventure. These five places are famous for their outstanding food and stunning, secluded settings, which are perfect for bold food lovers.

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The Rock Restaurant (Zanzibar)

The Rock Restaurant in Zanzibar is a luxurious restaurant that sits atop a rocky ledge overlooking the Indian Ocean. You can only get there by boat during high tide, but the journey is worth it as it offers unmatched views of the surrounding blue waters. Guests can enjoy the freshest catches of the day while watching the sunset in the distance.

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El Diablo (Spain)

El Diablo is an isolated restaurant located on the Canary Island of Lanzarote. The restaurant, which is perched on a dormant volcano, cooks its food using geothermal heat. Lucky diners can enjoy their grilled meals while they take in the lunar-like backdrop of Timanfaya National Park. Roughly reached by a winding mountain road, El Diablo offers a thrilling journey on top of a one-of-a-kind culinary experience.

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The Snow Castle Restaurant (Finland)

Built entirely of ice and snow, the Snow Castle Restaurant in Finland offers dinner in a winter wonderland. The restaurant, which is located in the Arctic Circle, is rebuilt every year with ice blocks from a nearby river. In igloo-like settings with intricate ice sculptures, diners may savor Finnish food. The restaurant can only be reached by husky sled or snowmobile, which adds to the overall thrill.

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The Ithaa Undersea Restaurant (Maldives)

The Ithaa Undersea Restaurant in the Maldives is a private dining experience situated 16 feet underwater. Diners can enjoy fine dining in the aquatic environment while enjoying a 180-degree view of the colorful coral reefs. The Ithaa Undersea Restaurant is only reachable by boat from the main island.


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