this tourist submarine by triton gives visitors panoramic underwater views

since 2007, triton submarines has been creating deep-diving vessels capable of traveling over 3,000 feet (0.91 km) below water that allow explorers the opportunity to discover the deepest parts of the ocean. the florida-based company has unveiled its latest achievement: a 26-passenger (including pilot and co-pilot) tourist submarine called deepview 24, delivered to vinpearl resorts luxury chain.

images by juan camilo moreno/triton submarines

the triton deepview 24 tourist submarine provides clients with an unforgettable adventure. made of acrylic sections, this modular submarine can take users down to 100-meter depths providing panoramic underwater views through massive floor-to-ceiling windows. the vehicle can remain underwater for up to 12 hours at a time, and comes at an impressive price of $7.7 million dollars and a 18-month waiting time. ‘the triton deepview 24 with its panoramic view represents a quantum leap forward in submarine technology, providing a vastly improved, fully-immersive guest experience,’ says bruce jones, co-founder and CEO of triton submarines. ‘of the near 60 tourist subs that have operated in the last 34 years, the deepview 24 is competitively superior in all respects.’

known for its eye-catching submarines, triton has been revolutionizing how commercial ocean tourism works. the new deepview range offers different sizes that can seat from six to 66 passengers thanks to its modular design. each module is made of an acrylic transparent section and six seats. the vessel is silent and non-polluting, producing cero carbon emissions.

project info:

name: triton deepview 24

made by: triton subs

type: commercial submarine