Phoenix 1000 is the biggest and luxurious private submarine ever designed. The fantastic super yacht is a 65-meter (213′) personal luxury submarine and is able to deal with ocean crossings at a speed of 16 knots. Spread at a surface area of 460 sq meters, it assures long journeys in most luxurious and comfortable way. On board, it offers accommodation for around 12 guests divided into 6 cabins with private bathrooms; while on the main deck have a fantastic deck saloon from which they can admire the unusual and fascinating landscapes of navigation in depth. But the real surprise is the comfortable flying Bridge and its ability of its material to stand immersion.

The utmost depth is reached 305 meters but if you want to go down even more, the 1000 Phoenix hosts a docking minisub for short dives, which can carry 8 passengers up to 610 metres below sea level. The estimated price of the Phoenix is $78 million.

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Ready to take a cruise in a world’s giant cruise ship? But hang on as it hasn’t yet hit the seas. Called the “Project Genesis” cruise liner, Royal Caribbean is engaged in raising this 1,180 feet long water gargantuan. Weighing 220,000 tones and valued at $1.24 billion, the ship claims to be the world’s priciest ship as well. But if besides the ‘est’ factor, figures do make a difference to you then read further. Alleged to be 43% wider than Queen Elizabeth II, it can house 5,400 sea lovers and sponge 6,400 under Sardine circumstances. It sports a Central Park, an AquaTheater along with seven different “neighborhoods” offering lodging to people.

This move can be witnessed as another milestone by Royal Caribbean International, courtesy Genesis fall of 2009.

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If kite flying and boat sailing enlightens your dead soul then rush now to enjoy the twosome activities by taking a ride over the Kite Boat developed and designed by Monique Mindeis at Polous Design. Called the Powerkite Kite Boat, it provides the dexterity of flying kite while cruising in the company of your beloved, who can reside in a folding seat placed in the back. Sailing up in the aniti-wind course is favorable for the Kite Boat.
Demanding a great level of practice, the art of kitesailing is defined as being hard-pressed by a kite in some vessel permiting the kite forces being relocated through the body of the driver whilst other believes the vessel movement is due to the slim push by kite.

You would be glad to know that its accessibility on ringmast technology meets success for both designations. I doubt if it is an eco-friendly add-on but for sure its striking appeal would not only invite interests from many but is able to break few heads, who doesn’t have a luck to possess it and are jealous after seeing their neignbour having a wonderful holiday via this Kite Boat.

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We often witness people around us making efforts keep electricity and water at two different poles and little does we realize that the electric engine revolution is spreading like a virus in the boating world as well. But if you happen to be riding over the speedboat on water then there cannot be a better power source than sun. Featured above is the Czeers MK1 model solar speedboat, a 30-knot photovoltaic dream in luscious shades of carbon fiber, solar cell and lush orange leather. Dutch founders claim it to the world’s first solar speedboat.

The Delft Technical University Solarboat Team designed this original platform to enter into the 2006 Nuon Frisian Solar challenge, which they finally won and then started evolved their interest in attracting serious investment power from Rabobank to develop a full scale test boat.

The resulting test boat is structured using 100% carbon fiber inlaid with leather trim, photovoltaic cells on roughly all flat surfaces and an LCD touch-screen control system, unveiled at the Millionaire Fair in 2007, claims to make up to 30 knots on water. The 10-meter boat can be packed in 14 square meters of solar panels and an 80kw electric motor. It runs without oil and produces no fumes or engine noise and rides in a truly fashionable style.

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Maraya, a 54 meters long vessel is no less than a myriad of lights and credit for this goes to CRN who developed this is association with Studio Zuccon International Project, dedicated to design the face of the yacht. Maraya falling in Arabic dictionary means “mirror,” is a project entirely custom-built to meet the needs of the owner expecting lights to rule the ambience.

Renowned interior designer Claude Missir Agency worked upon offering state-of-art interiors that are highlighted by lights and mirrors all gleaming in bright shades. It takes pride in being the first mega yacht of the yard that utilizes the lighting system based utterly on the use of fiber optics and LEDs.

If figures make a difference to you then counted 600 points of light spread the charm. It features a front hall, open space for comfortable couches a dining space for almost 12. It also offers a traditional Jacuzzi of almost 2 meters in diameter and sun deck, equipped suitable for the landing of a small helicopter.

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If you think deeply then you will realize there about few things in life that are more debauched than strolling around in a luxury power boat with nowhere to reach. But this can be counted as the best way to pay your tribute towards global warming concern as you glide across the lake. Measuring 18 foot, this St Tropez model from Austrian manufacturer Frauscher is priced at $150,000, and can only handle 5 knots under stimulating power, but it augments to 38 when knob over to diesel engine.

To be straight, Frauscher doesn’t put down any figure as to show the amount of fuel this hybrid yacht can save.

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Enough of conceptual products! It’s time to dive into the world of reality via the Backpack Inflatable Pontoon Boat. Featured here is an inflatable pontoon boat that puts away in a lightweight rucksack and can be pulled together by hand in 15 minutes. The ingredients of the boat can be pumped fit into this compact 42 lb backpack and features 8′ long inflatable pontoons that are heavy-duty nylon shatterproof with puncture-resistant PVC. The boat priced at $237 has a capacity of 350 lb and includes a pontoon boat, backpack, oars and a foot pump.

Yamaha’s latest FX Cruiser SHO layered in platinum and crimson-red-metallic is an elite offering. Driven by a 1.8-liter supercharged engine and weighing 25% less than earlier models, it offers a memorable ride. Credit goes to the usage of the nanotechnology while developing its skeleton. But one wonders about the USP of its integrated cruise-control feature. That, in recital with its 19.8-gallon cooler and self-draining brew holders, just begs for casual Corona-fueled contests.

It has a built-in industry’s first remote controlled transmitter that enables it activate and deactivate the FX Cruiser SHO’s digital security system via a touch of a single button.

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And here comes another luxury yacht but with a bang. Built in 1994 and refitted in 2007-08 by Oceanfast PTY, Australia, OceanSeven gushes with a cruising sped of 16 knots. At watersports front, it offers facilities 6.5m and 4.5m Novurania tender via Yahama outboards and amongst other include flying fish, water skis, wakeboard, donut, bananas, dive gear and compressor. Riding with Zero speed stabilizers, the yacht has an integrated Jacuzzi and features Satcom & cellular communications facilities, internet access, Comprehensive audio-visual systems, satellite television, Playstations, X box and many others.

Must-know Specks:

Length: 53.5m (175.6ft)

Draft: 2.7m (8.9ft)

Beam: 10.0m (32.8ft)

Guests; 12 (1 master, 3 double, 2 twin)

Crew: 12

High season/low season rate: €224,000 / €203,000

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Fusion is always seen as a weapon in the hands of designers. And the strength of this tool totally depends upon the creativity with which it is utilized. A Swedish designer Bo Zolland has lately proved this. Would you ever think of combining a coupe with a craft and riding in that utra-revolutionary product? Possibily not but can afford to give a thought of riding in such innovative creation. And here you can have one at your service if you give a green signal to Bo Zolland for putting his concept into production.

He united the 1963 Corvette Stingray along with the standard American muscle sedan and the outproduct of a watercraft is really striking. Bo Zolland effectively shaped this advanced and at the same time ultra deluxe watercraft. If it interests you then you can place an order to Stand-Craft a Swedish boat manufacturer and take pride in owning one. I wonder if the backseat passenger’s head is just inch away from the uncovered motor, but can take a long breath as it is still a concept.

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