Incredible £ 4.1 million Triton luxury submarine that can dive up to 3,280 feet

If you’re looking to find out what’s underneath, there are few better options than jumping on this amazing new $ 5.5 million submersible.

It has just been delivered by the shipbuilding company Triton Submarines, which calls it the “saloon under the sea”. It has the world’s largest transparent, spherical passenger compartment, which offers the interior a spectacular view underwater.

Named Triton 3300-6, the submarine comfortably seats six, while the “Tiffany Blue Exterior” chosen by its owner seems to “disappear” after being placed in the water.

The submersible has the world’s largest transparent, spherical passenger compartment, which gives the interior a spectacular view underwater

According to Triton, the submarine is the world’s largest submersible boat with an acrylic shell and a certified depth of 1,000 meters.

Florida-based Triton boasts that “the shipment includes many key milestone innovations.”

The submarine, which took two years to complete and has a 360-degree window, is said to be the “world’s largest submersible submersible with an acrylic shell and a certified depth rating of 1,000 meters (3,280 feet)”.

The interior is five cubic meters (175 cubic feet), which “corresponds to the cabin of a private jet Cessna Citation CJ2 with six passengers”. Passengers can experience “luxurious comfort” and relax in the “Club Class seats”.

According to Triton, the leather interior complements the eye-catching exterior paintwork.

It explains: ‘The size of the panoramic passenger compartment provides a social space from which guests can enjoy a shared diving experience.

“This unique feature of the Triton 3300-6 just can’t compete with multihulls or smaller craft.”

According to Triton, the submarine’s Tiffany blue exterior chosen by its owner appears to disappear as soon as it is placed in the water

The interior of the submarine is five cubic meters (175 cubic feet), which is “the cabin of a six-passenger Cessna Citation CJ2 private jet,” says Triton

Triton is unable to reveal the owner’s identity but said the sub would be used in waters around the world

At the owner’s request, Triton worked closely with marine surveyor SEMarine to ensure that the submersible and its support systems were successfully integrated on its 142 m long Lurssen guest ship. It is unable to reveal the owner’s identity but said the sub would be used in waters around the world.

The 3300-6 is one of a range of underwater vehicles developed by Triton. The shipbuilding company was behind the manufacture of the Limiting Factor submersible, a Triton 36000-2 model that made a record dive last year to the deepest point on the world’s oceans, Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench – 10,927 m (35,853 m) below the Surface. It is the only dive boat ever certified for unlimited depth.

The Triton DeepView 24 was also recently developed, which can transport 24 passengers to depths of up to 100 m and, thanks to the large panoramic windows, offer them a wonderful view.

Triton lead designer John Ramsay said: ‘Following the development and groundbreaking success of the Triton 36000-2 (LF), which notably broke the world record for the deepest dive ever, it was a welcome return to designing yet another milestone submersible .

The 3300-6 is one of a range of underwater vehicles developed by Triton. It was also the reason for the manufacture of the Limiting Factor submersible, a Triton 36000-2 model that made a record dive to the deepest point on the world’s oceans last year

‘This time the focus was much more on luxury and the guest experience than on extreme depth. I am particularly proud of the comfort and space we achieved on a submersible less than 50 percent heavier than our three-person equivalent. ‘

Patrick Lahey, President of Triton added: ‘We are very grateful to the owner for giving us the opportunity to build this first Triton 3300-6 and to share their pride in the amazing end result that the team here at Triton has achieved has achieved.

‘While we shipped a 24-passenger submersible for commercial tourism earlier this year, the Triton 3300-6 shipments are the first of several six-, seven-, and nine-person Triton models you’ll see in the delivery model in the near future.

“One of the next deliveries is a 500 m long version of the 3300-6, which is currently under construction – the Triton 1650/7 Configurable – which offers even more interior volume and can accommodate up to seven people.”