Exploring the Depths with New Submersibles
Submersible technology continues to improve, with an increasing number of options for superyacht owners.
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Submersible technology continues to improve, with an increasing number of options for superyacht owners.
U-Boat Worx says its Super Sub’s speed has climbed from 8 knots to 10 knots.
The 123-foot Nautilus from U-Boat Worx can function as a yacht or a submersible.
Companies that build submersibles are pushing new boundaries on sizes, depths and features.
Triton’s new yacht-friendly submersibles can fit up to nine passengers.
The Super Sub is faster than both bottlenose dolphins and the average submersible.
The two-person SEAmagine submersible DEEP-C is now on the brokerage market.
Submersible technology continues to improve, with an increasing number of options for superyacht owners.
U-Boat Worx says its Super Sub’s speed has climbed from 8 knots to 10 knots.
The 123-foot Nautilus from U-Boat Worx can function as a yacht or a submersible.
Companies that build submersibles are pushing new boundaries on sizes, depths and features.
Triton’s new yacht-friendly submersibles can fit up to nine passengers.
The Super Sub is faster than both bottlenose dolphins and the average submersible.
The two-person SEAmagine submersible DEEP-C is now on the brokerage market.
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