Austrian company Migaloo has unveiled its design for a 165-metre-long submersible superyacht that could allow the ultra-rich to enjoy private underwater adventures.
Technical data released about the Migaloo M5 suggests that the submarine could descend to a depth of approximately 250 metres beneath the ocean surface and remain submerged for up to four weeks.
Migaloo has unveiled designs for its submersible superyacht M5
It features many of the same luxuries as a traditional superyacht including a helipad, swimming pool, gym and cinema while offering a greater feeling of seclusion and adventure, according to Migaloo.
"The needs of superyacht owners for their vessels are more complex than ever [and] do not just include performance, length or design," explained the company's CEO and chief designer Christian Gumpold. "Owners are looking for privacy, security and protection for themselves, their guests and their valuables, or for the fulfilment of unique experiences up to scientific desires as well as for the greatest possible exclusivity."
The submarine can stay submerged for up to four weeks
Migaloo, which describes itself as a "private submersible yacht" design studio, says it is taking orders for the $2 billion submarine although no prototype has been revealed to date.
The company suggests the vessel would measure 165.8 metres in length and 23 metres across at its widest point, with a range of roughly 15,000 kilometres and a speed of 20 knots su...