Last year, information first appeared in the mediaabout Nautilus, a $25 million submersible superyacht designed by Germany's U-Boat Worx. Now the company has provided the first images and descriptions of the vessel's interior.
Nautilus is 37.5m long and weighs 1250t.She will serve as both a surface yacht and a luxury submarine. The vessel can switch between two modes while underway while at sea.
Photo: U-Boat Worx
The ship will carry 10 passengers and sevencrew members. It is equipped with a diesel-electric propulsion system, providing a cruising speed of 9 knots (17 km/h) and a cruising range of up to 3,200 nautical miles (5,926 km) when moving on the surface. Once submerged, Nautilus will be able to travel at a speed of 3 knots (6 km/h) at a maximum depth of 150 m for up to 12 hours at a time, with a range of up to 100 nautical miles (185 km).
Created in collaboration with a German software companyOfficina Armare Yacht Design, the newly unveiled Nautilus interior will feature a master stateroom with en-suite bathroom that includes a walk-in closet. There will also be four guest rooms with a bed located directly in front of the underwater window, a desk with a designer chair, a designer carpet on the floor, a wardrobe and a bathroom with a shower.
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
Photo: U-Boat Worx
In the central cabin, passengers will be able to communicate andwatch movies on a large flat-screen TV with surround sound system, as well as watch the underwater world through large windows. There is also a Mezzanine Observation Panoramic Lounge on the boat.
It should be noted that all underwater windows will remain under water even when the ship is on the surface.
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