Boatbuilder unveils plans for £22m superyacht – that may rework into submarine and journey underwater for days

A BOATBUILDER has unveiled designs for a £22million superyacht that may additionally journey underwater for 4 days.

U-Boat Worx says its Nautilus vessel may have a pool, bar and sundeck, but be able to diving to a depth of 200 metres.

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Named after the submarine in Jules Verne’s 1870 novel 20,000 Leagues Below the Sea, the Nautilus has ten four-metre-wide home windows providing “distinctive views”.

They clarify: “Since Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Below the Sea got here out in 1870, folks have been dreaming of a luxurious yacht with dive capabilities.

“Since then, inventors produced plenty of spectacular ideas. Sadly, not one among these designs has ever been realised.

“Being the world chief available in the market for small submersibles, U-Boat Worx has now lastly succeeded in engineering a practical mixture of luxurious and security in a completely licensed personal submersible.”

U-Boat Worx Chairman and Founder Bert Houtman says: “Folks that have determined to purchase a yacht will now have to think about if their vessel of selection also can dive right down to 200 metres.”

The Dutch designers say the sub mode has one other benefit — it beats seasickness in tough waters.

“If the ocean turns into too tough, “provides Mr Houtman. “You merely dive and proceed your voyage in consolation. With the Nautilus, the yachting market won’t ever be the identical once more.”