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This superyacht is submersible

by Geri Ward 10 Aug 2018 23:02 PDT
M5 Private Submersible Yacht © Migaloo

If you're going for the ultimate deep-sea fantasy, you could choose from a wide variety of personal subs. But when you tire of the limitations of single-passenger submersibles, it's probably time to choose a luxury submarine worthy of a James Bond movie. Austrian company Migaloo calls its 443-foot M5 a "private submersible yacht," mainly because it truly is an underwater superyacht.

Imagine dining, lounging, or cocktailing in a full-glass room surrounded by deep-blue ocean and hundreds of fish, taking an under-the-sea spin on the M5's two mini-subs, or using the outdoor pool/Jacuzzi and beach club while the M5 is floating on the surface.

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