Deep in the seabed, the summer luxury must have is the personal submarine - Lifestyle

After motor surfing, jet skis and two or three motor dinghies whizzing on the surface of the sea, it's time to descend into the seabed aboard personal submarines. The last one on the square, Nemo, a model that can be transported both in super yacht garages and towed by car as it is so lightor, it just won the international design competition, Red Hot Design Awards, as "best of the best" in the 'Mobility and Transportation' category. Mini submarine, the lightest ever produced - explains the Dutch company U-Boat Work - is built to explore the depths of the sea in the comfort of air conditioning. It can dive safely up to 100 meters allowing you to explore hidden shipwrecks, search for new aquatic species or simply enjoy the breathtaking underwater marine environment ”. The Nemo is designed to accommodate one passenger and one pilot, and the manufacturer offers training and education for new owners.
The new trend of owning a personal submarine is taking hold among super yacht owners looking for new adventures. Not cheap at all(the award-winning model has a base price of 975,000 euros and is the only mass-produced one, the others are produced to order), they are the new must-have accessory, exciting and irresistible for those who love to explore new adventurous itineraries, report in these days also the Forbes business magazine. There are several producers of these luxurious toys: in addition to the Dutch U-Boat Work, among the most renowned are Nuytco Research, Ortega Submersible, DeepFlight, Subeo and Aquatica Submarines.
The new whim for the Scrooge around the world is certainly a niche market but collective marine exploration is also expected. In fact, there is no shortage of models more affordable for ordinary people because among the manufacturers of private submarines there are also companies that aim at general tourism such as Triton Submarines , which produces a type equipped with large windows capable of carrying up to 24 people into the abyss time. In the near future, in addition to tours with boats to visit the caves and bays of the most famous islands, we should expect submarine tours to explore seabed and marine fauna until now unknown to most.