Austrian Company Wants To Build Submersible Superyachts That Can Stay Underwater For A Month | 2oceansvibe News [Video]

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Some billionaires might be building bunkers in Hawaii, but for the really, really rich, there is now a superyacht that turns into an underwater fortress.

An Austrian company wants to extend deep-dive delights to the world of superyachts, by building customised private submersibles that can descend 250 metres beneath the ocean surface and remain submerged for up to four weeks.

Migaloo has revealed its ambitious plans for what it claims will be the “world’s only private submersible superyacht,” offering “a not-yet-existing alternative to large privately owned surface vessels.”

This design, named M5, would measure 165.8 metres in length and 23 metres across at its widest point, with a range of around 15,000 kilometres and a speed of up to 20 knots when surfaced (or 12 knots when underwater).

Putting the ‘super’ in superyacht, the M5’s ‘default design’ includes a helipad, a swimming pool and spa, a gym, an art gallery cinema, …