If you want to get really up close and personal with the bottom of the ocean you're going to need a personal submarine. To make underwater closer they built to cater from one to six guests and all specially tailored to fit the weight and height restrictions of superyacht tender garages.

Neyk Submarine



The first luxury submarine with maximum manoeuvrability - Neyk Submarine, offers speed, comfort and maximum customization. Construction of the first luxury submarine is featured with an interior from the private jet industry. The submarine offers an unprecedented degree of luxury and speeds of up to 15 knots. 



It brings together high-end technologies and components: options include fitting landing gear so that the sub can come to the beach, adding a diver lockout chamber, transforming the nose area into a 270-degree underwater observation room. The first Neyk Submarine has an overall length of 19 metres, a maximum displacement of 100 tonnesand are able to take up to 12 passengers to depths of 150 metres.



It has large panoramic viewports on top and three acrylic viewports on side, as well as comfortable seats, a bar, a library and a complete galley.

DeepFlight Super Falcon 3S



DeepFlight Super Falcon 3S was expressly designed to provide passengers with the unique experience of underwater flight. The Super Falcon 3S adds a 3rd cockpit, allowing a trained pilot and two passengers enjoying a 360-degree view of the amazing ocean world around them. This is an adventure of a lifetime!



Operating depth is 100 metres and all the safety systems are certified by Lloyds Registe. Super Falcon 3S is positively buoyant, which allow the submarine to automatically float back to the surface. The cockpit is a pressure hull that has been proof-tested to keep humans safe from the external pressure of the ocean. Communication lines are always open between the sub and surface/shore, and between the pilot and passengers. 

Project Neptune



Project Neptune is the result of collaboration between submarine specialist Triton and luxury car brand Aston Martin. This submarine can to dive to depths of 500 metres and carry two passengers and a pilot. Project Neptune is the result of collaboration between submarine specialist Triton and luxury car brand Aston Martin. This submarine can to dive to depths of 500 metres and carry two passengers and a pilot. 



Project Neptune’s interior was a great challenge. Unlike a sports car where the interiors are installed into an open-sided cabin before the doors are fitted, everything you see inside will be lowered through the upper-hatch and assembled within the completed sphere of the pressure hull. The interior is quintessentially Aston Martin – a luxurious mix of hand-stitched leather and high-performance carbon fibre, assembled without obstructing the panoramic sight-lines that Triton submersibles are famous for.

Super Yacht Sub 3 / U-Boat Worx Super Yacht Sub



Compact and luxurious private submarines especially designed to fit aboard superyachts. The Super Yacht Sub 3 – 500LX offers a larger depth-rating up to 300 metres and wider interior space with minimal increase in the size and weight of the submersible itself. To experience the underwater world in the optimal way the fully acrylic pressure hull has been positioned at the front of the submersible, providing an unobstructed view in every direction.



With the U-Boat Worx Super Yacht Sub series, the ultimate in luxury interior design is created. When onboard a Super Yacht Sub, guests enjoy exciting views in a comfortable air-conditioned environment. Not only is there space for a pilot and two passengers but a whole host of scientific equipment can also fit into this luxury submarine that can dive to depths of up to 1,100 metres. It can cruise at speeds of three knots and remain submerged for up to 18 hours. Finally, auto depth and auto heading make piloting the 1100 relatively simple.

Seamagine Aurora-6S


The Aurora-6S is ideally suited for group expedition dives offering exceptional underwater field of views to all occupants in a spacious transparent cabin. The pilot sits in the center rear seat and all the passengers have their seats especially arranged to maximize their views and ensure their comfort. The vessel has deep diving capability of up to 1000 meters at a max speed of three knots for eight hours and, due to its design, offers a relatively light weight multi-passenger underwater vehicle even with having such an extra-large acrylic cabin.



The submarine is equipped with six powerful electric propulsion thrusters allowing superior underwater maneuverability and is also equipped with the latest subsea technology regarding sonars, cameras, lighting and navigation technologies.

GSE Trieste VAS 525/60



If you are dreaming of yellow submarine – here it is! The VAS 525/60 is designed to carry four or five passengers in comfort down to a maximum operating depth of 525 feet / 160 metres. Built to exacting military specifications, this is the ultimate machine to embark on many new lifetime adventures.



This unique vessel may be complex but is also compact with dimensions which many superyacht garages can accommodate. The submarine’s length is 8.4 metres, beam 2.4 metres and height 2. 6 metres. Whist the exterior boats a distinct, and unforgettable, yellow colour scheme, the VAS 525/60’s luxury interior offers a fluid continuation from a superyachts stylish and elegant design as well as a flexible seating layout, leather lounges, a toilet and even an onboard fridge for some underwater refreshment!

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Royal Hakvoort Signs Contract for 70m Project
Royal Hakvoort has signed a construction contract for a 70.1-meter superyacht, designated Project YN258. The vessel, designed for long-range cruising, will be the largest project in the shipyard's history in terms of both length and gross tonnage.Construction will begin immediately at the shipyard's facility in Monnickendam, the Netherlands, with delivery scheduled for 2029. The project involves an all-Dutch team, with Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design responsible for the design and Diana Yacht Design providing the naval architecture. The sale was brokered by 26 North Yachts, with Arrow Monaco acting as the owner's project management company.The yacht will have a beam of 11.6 meters and a gross tonnage of 1,513. Accommodation is planned for up to 14 guests in seven cabins, including two owners' suites – one located on the bridge deck and another occupying the entire owners' deck. Crew quarters will accommodate 20 staff and include a mess hall, a dedicated gym, and technical spaces designed for accessibility on long voyages.Reported features include a touch-and-go helipad, a sports court, and a swimming pool, with a layout emphasizing a balance between indoor and outdoor areas.Royal Hakvoort is a family-owned shipyard. She was founded by Albert Kizn Hakvoort in 1919. The yard is based in the historic Dutch village of Monnickendam. The shipyard is able to guarantee best in class quality for custom built motor yachts and sailing yachts up to 65m in length.Credits: Royal Hakvoort
Yachtglass and Hard Glass Form Joint Venture Ocean Glass
German marine glass manufacturer Yachtglass and Italian manufacturer Hard Glass have established a joint venture named Ocean Glass. The companies will continue to operate independently while using the new entity to develop markets and provide glazing solutions to shipyards internationally.The joint venture will be officially introduced at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show at Stand DS 57 in Darse Sud. Both companies have previously supplied custom glass for yachts, including vessels exceeding 120 meters in length.Silvia Buck, CEO of Yachtglass, stated: “This strategic partnership merges German engineering precision with Italian design expertise. Together, we’re poised to deliver custom, high-specification glass solutions for the most sophisticated superyachts on the market. We’re particularly focused on expanding our presence in Turkey, the Middle East, and Asia - regions where demand for premium European craftsmanship continues to grow.”Fiorenzo Furlan, president of Hard Glass, added: “Ocean Glass represents the fusion of uncompromising quality and refined aesthetics at sea. Our new venture is committed to delivering marine glass systems that meet the highest standards of safety, performance, and design. Partnering with Yachtglass allows us to scale our vision and set new benchmarks for the industry.”The formation of Ocean Glass occurs as demand increases for large-scale glazing solutions on superyachts, where exteriors often incorporate hundreds of square meters of custom glass. The venture aims to combine German engineering and Italian design capabilities to serve emerging shipbuilding regions.Credits: Ocean Glass
Expedition Yacht Vanguard Listed for Sale Following Arctic Voyage
Northrop & Johnson has listed the 23.86-meter expedition yacht Vanguard for sale at $3,980,000. Yacht Broker Mike Finnegan is representing the vessel, which was delivered by Naval Yachts in 2023.The XPM 78 platform yacht is designed for long-range cruising with a focus on efficiency and system integration. Vanguard recently completed a 7,000-nautical-mile voyage along the U.S. Atlantic Coast and into Greenland's High Arctic waters, conducted with two ice pilots onboard.Propulsion is provided by a diesel-electric Praxis hybrid system with an integrated energy management network. The yacht cruises at 9 knots with a reported fuel consumption of 3.5 liters per nautical mile, providing a range exceeding 7,000 nautical miles. Technical features include an ice-reinforced hull, DMS Magnus Master stabilizers, and a commercial-grade dynamic positioning system.The interior, designed by Arista Marine, follows an open-plan layout with the galley, helm, and salon located on the main deck. Finishes include pale timbers with dark contrast elements. The helm station is equipped with dual high-back chairs and a multi-display dashboard.Accommodation is provided for six guests in three en-suite staterooms, with a convertible salon that can accommodate two additional guests. The full-beam owner's cabin contains a king-sized berth and lounge seating.Exterior areas are configured for operational functionality, featuring a tender crane and storage on the aft main deck with L-shaped guest seating. The flybridge helm seats two persons, with dual stairways leading to the swim platform. All exterior spaces are designed for low maintenance and expedition readiness.Credits: Northrop & Johnson
Luca Dini Design and Architecture to Develop Maritime Strategy for Albanian Coast
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44m Imagine Listed for Sale
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