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Move aside, billionaire bunkers — this company is building superyacht submersibles for the mega-rich.

Talk about making a splash.

Move over, billionaire bunkers — because Austrian company Migaloo is bringing the ultimate in luxury to the depths of the ocean with its groundbreaking concept: the private submersible superyacht.

Forget sprawling mansions, this is the era of underwater extravagance.

Migaloo has unveiled its ambitious vision for what it touts as the “world’s one and only private submersible superyacht,” presenting “a not-yet-existing alternative to large privately owned surface vessels.”

Imagine descending 820 feet into the azure depths, and in the confines of a luxury vessel.

Dubbed the M5, this submarine marvel boasts dimensions that rival the grandeur of any floating palace, stretching 545 feet in length and 75 feet across at its widest point. And with a range of 9,320 miles, it’s poised to explore the farthest reaches of the ocean.

But luxury isn’t just about size; it’s about customization.

Migaloo understands this, offering its elite clientele a blank canvas.

From helipads to hot air balloons, underwater shark-feeding stations to sub-tenders for aquatic adventures, the options are as limitless as the depths themselves.

Security is paramount in this world of excess, and Migaloo doesn’t disappoint.

Partnering with US security experts SAFE, it promises a level of protection that even James Bond would envy. It’s a private submersible fortress, ensuring the safety of both occupants and valuables alike.

“Owners are looking for privacy, security and protection for themselves, their guests and their valuables,” CEO Christian Gumpold states on Migaloo’s website. 

The vessel could remain submerged for up to four weeks at a time.

Of course, such exclusivity comes at a price.

While the exact cost remains a closely guarded secret, estimates hover around a staggering $2 billion, with maintenance costs likely to add even more to the bill.

Yet, this isn’t the first time we’ve seen such audacious concepts.

Aston Martin flirted with the idea of a luxury submarine back in 2017, while Migaloo itself made waves with their floating island concept, Kokomo Ailand.

The question remains: will the M5 become a reality, or will it remain a tantalizing dream for the super-rich?

Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: the era of billionaire basement bunkers is officially submerged.

But let’s hope it’s fate is nothing like the Titanic submersible which imploded last summer , killing five, including Titanic expert Paul-Henri Nargeolet.

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Underwater superyachts? A CEO is pitching fantastical ships that can go 800 feet down and stay submerged for weeks

• Austria's Migaloo is offering to build a private "submersible superyacht" for the ultrarich.
• It says the M5 would be able to travel 820 feet underwater and stay submerged for a month.
• Despite the high up-front cost, CEO Christian Gumpold says the firm is in talks with buyers.

Forget megayachts. Forget billionaire basements. If you're unfathomably rich and want a new toy, there's an Austrian company that says it will build you a fully submersible yacht.

And this is no rickety Titan submersible .

The Migaloo M5 concept, the company says, involves a 540-foot base-model superyacht that would travel about 820 feet underwater and stay down there for up to a month.

"The needs of superyacht owners for their vessels are more complex than ever," Migaloo CEO Christian Gumpold told Business Insider, adding: "These wishes do not just include performance, length, or design."

Gumpold said that yacht owners were "looking for privacy, security, and protection for themselves, their guests and their valuables, or for the fulfillment of unique experiences up to scientific desires, as well as for the greatest possible exclusivity."

According to its marketing materials, Migaloo says the vessel's layout and features could be designed around any customer priority, whether that's security, thrill seeking, research, or simply vacation.

The company offers prospective buyers a checklist of options, including LED exterior lighting with a laser show, a helipad, a hot-air balloon, and — for the aspiring Bond villain — an underwater shark-feeding station.

The vessel could feasibly host a wealth of supplemental vehicles, including mini submarines, exploration vehicles, and working boats, it said.

Although at times it's described in the company marketing materials as a "private submersible superyacht" the M5 would technically be able to sail as a submarine — an underwater vessel that can launch itself and return under its own power, rather than having to be launched by a mother ship.

It's envisioned as being able to house up to 20 guests and about 40 staffers.

The Migaloo concept aims to satisfy an increasing desire for privacy and security among the world's richest people.

The most expensive megayachts ever sold now run into the half-billion-dollar range or more, with at least three $600 million yachts afloat, owned by various oligarchs and oil-state royalty.

Bobbing about underwater in a Migaloo M5, Elon Musk wouldn't have to worry about a jet-tracking student any longer.

Gumpold told BI he had specialized in yacht design since 2008, and he promised that all the complex arrangements of the Migaloo project — working with shipyards, flag states, and classification societies — would be taken care of by his company.

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Much of the marketing material for Migaloo runs to possibilities that sound like science fiction, addressing problems that would either apply only to the ultrarich or which the rest of us would be too dead to care about.

Saying it works with the security company Safe, Migaloo claims it could create a "private submersible fortress," offering protection from electromagnetic pulses, cybercrime, piracy, solar flares, asteroids, and polar shifts.

That's on top of a gamut of features that any megayacht owner might expect, including spas, gyms, a gaming room, a wine cellar, an art gallery, and a panic room.

The cost, however, is the ultimate "if you have to ask, you can't afford it" test.

Gumpold told Fast Company that the price depended on the scope of the client's requests, comparing it to the price tag on large superyachts.

According to Fast Company's estimation, there are only 50 people in the world who could afford to purchase a luxury submergible megayacht.

It remains to be seen if and when any prospective buyers will bite.

Gumpold told BI his company was "still in close contact with several potential owners worldwide" and "very close" to executing the first project steps.

But he didn't elaborate on any concrete steps and wouldn't name any of his prospective clients.

With a turnaround time of about four to seven years, it's also going to be awhile before any of them would take to the seas.

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An Austrian company is developing a huge, submersible luxury superyacht that can stay under water for four weeks — but it’ll set you back $3 billion.

The Migaloo M5, developed by Migaloo, will be a 541-foot-long submersible that can hold 20 passengers and 40 crew members and dive to a depth of 250 metres, per Air Mail .

It comes with two six-person mini submarines for more underwater adventures, as well as a helipad and room for jet skis.

The 36-seat dining room has glass walls to watch the sea life drift by and optional extras like a swimming pool, wine cellar or cinema can be added.

But the luxury vessel will cost interested buyers about A$3 billion to build, and that’s without the extras.

Migaloo CEO and founder Christian Gumpold said the company’s target market was “visionary billionaires with or without existing superyacht experience who have extraordinary demands for exclusivity, safety, adventure”.

Mr Gumpold has been touting the idea of luxury submersibles as the “future of yachting” for the past decade, but so far hasn’t had any takers.

This time, though, he said Migaloo was “in negotiations with a number of interested parties from all over the world who are motivated to own the world’s first superyacht-submarine hybrid.”

“As it is a completely new development, such a project will require corresponding monetary resources, take a lot of time for design, construction and building and demand many decisions,” he told The Times .

“However, the owner also receives the corresponding prestige and unimagined new possibilities when calling this product his own. Our target group must be aware of this and have the corresponding innovative mindset.”

Migaloo M5’s safety features will likely be under scrutiny after the Titan sub imploded at 3500 metres below sea level with billionaires on board last year.

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Migaloo is confident its vessel is safe, promising maximum protection with a double-hull construction and a range of rescue systems including the mini submarines.

The Migaloo M5 is just the latest in the company’s long list of wild offerings.

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Migaloo is the famous albino humpback that is occasionally spotted passing through Byron Bay, but Migaloo is also a design and superyacht company that boasts of offering  “private submersible superyachts, innovative superyachts & floating islands [that] are the world’s most exclusive products.”

Migaloo, founded by Austrian Christian Gumpold, claims to be the future of luxury yachting and, perhaps more to the point, of being able to offer the world’s multi-millionaires and billionaires that ever-elusive sense of privacy they must feel their superyachts can no longer deliver. In reality, Migaloo offers concepts, ideas, renders and, as of recently, NFTs. Vaporware, you might call it.

Be that as it may, one thing you can’t fault Migaloo for is the ability to dream big. Really big. As big as the Migaloo M7 private submersible superyacht introduced a few years ago, which remains the world’s largest (submersible) superyacht design and the most expensive privately-owned asset. Both honors are still on paper, so here’s to hoping you’re in the mood for an outrageous (rich person’s) dream.

Just so we’re clear, not a single submersible superyacht from the M-Series from Migaloo exists beyond the digital realm. The closest you can come to owning any of the various-size superyachts that are also submarines is if you buy an NFT (non-fungible token) of it. You’d still not be able to go anywhere with it, it goes without saying.

The M7 is the biggest and fanciest in the series, a 283-meter (930-foot) monster of a vessel that’s meant to offer the best of everything. It’s can travel at a speed of 32 knots (36.8 mph / 60 kph) when on the surface, or a brisk 21 knots (24 mph / 39 kph) underwater. It can go as deep as 457 meters (1,500 feet), and has a design inspired by modern Zumwalt-class destroyers, but infused with the classic styling of modern superyachts.

Designed for the billionaire for whom a multi-million megayacht is too basic and for whom the desire for privacy trumps even financial common sense, the M7 offers accommodation for 12 guests across eight VIP suites, and a crew of 25 in separate quarters. The owner’s suite sits on a private deck and offers a total of 2,100 square meters (22,604 square feet) of living area, appointed luxuriously.

Amenities on board include spa and wellness area, fully-equipped gym, cinema, dining rooms, bars, lounges and underwater viewing rooms, as well as a helicopter hangar, jacuzzis and pool, and an entire hoard of water and underwater toys packed inside six dry hangars. This is very much a cliché, but as far as amenities go, if you can think it, it’s on board the M7. Moreover, the owner gets the final say in terms of design, features and the final layout, so that the resulting vessel will be truly a one-off.

“Owners are looking for privacy, security and protection for themselves, their guests and their valuables, or for the fulfillment of unique experiences up to scientific desires as well as for the greatest possible exclusivity and limitation,”  Gumpold says. It should come in an exclusive package.

When sailing above the water surface, the M7 acts very much like a megayacht, opening up to offer alfresco entertainment areas and quick access to water. The vessel shutters for underwater mode, with the hull built to U.S. Navy SUBSAFE safety standards. Speaking of safety, Gumpold told  Bloomberg  back in 2017 that every safety feature imaginable would be included. This apparently includes 12 surface-to-air missiles and 12 MU90 antitorpedo – we live in very dangerous times. Propulsion would be hybrid diesel-electric.

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If yacht owners really want to put everyone at port to shame, they should consider sailing on the Migaloo Private Submersible Yacht. A concept yacht created by Migaloo, an Austrian design and engineering firm, the line of luxury superyachts offers a range of bespoke underwater crafts that vary in size. After sailing the new Migaloo submersible yacht on the water, owners can close up the decks and turn the craft into a fully operational submarine.

“What we are attempting to do is to create a living space where exterior and interior interact in harmony,” says Christian Gumpold, managing director and head of design at Migaloo. With rooms that open to the ocean for dining alfresco while above water, and large viewing galleries for taking in the marine life when submersed, the Migaloo creates that harmony. What’s more, the firm reaffirms its focus on luxury with optional amenities that include helipads, swimming pools, movie theaters, elevators, wine cellars, libraries, and private terraces.

The Migaloo submersible yacht moving underwater.

Of course, safety is a major focal point as well. Each superyacht will be built to U.S. Navy SUBSAFE safety standards, which ensure that the interiors will stay watertight and the vessel can recover from unanticipated flooding. According to Migaloo, solitude is a major point of interest for yacht owners, which is why the ability to dive beneath the surface and out of view might have great appeal. “Privacy is a big issue on superyachts,” says Gumpold, “our answer to this concern is simply submerging the vessel into complete privacy.”

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Migaloo PSY reveals 166m submersible superyacht concept Migaloo M5

Migaloo PSY (Private Submersible Yachts) has revealed a 165.8-metre submersible superyacht concept known as Migaloo M5. Suitable in both tropical and arctic conditions, the Migaloo M5 is designed to be fully submerged at a depth of 250 metres for approximately four weeks.

"In addition to motor yachts and sailing yachts, I believe that submersible superyachts will become an additional category of private vessels that owners can choose from," said Migaloo PSY CEO Christian Gumpold.

The Migaloo M5 benefits from 1,000 square metres of interior space, with 220 square metres dedicated to the owner. Accommodation is between 14-20 guests and 32-40 crew, dependent on the owners' preference in ratio. 

Leisure highlights include a spa (measuring 200 square metres), an outdoor cinema, a helipad, helicopter hangar and two "Midget Submarines" for further deep sea exploration. For surface and land cruising, the yacht also comes with a 12.5-metre limousine tender and two expedition vehicles, alongside an extensive collection of water toys.

"Key partners, such as the shipyard, are up to the owners’ preferences. But the team is able to supervise all partners during engineering, building, sea trials and outfitting, up to handover to the owner [and] including after sales services and yacht management," explained a Migaloo PSY spokesperson.

The development of special knowledge training for captains and crew can also be managed by the company.

The Migaloo M5 is expected to have a range of over 8,000 nautical miles, with a speed of 20 knots when surfaced and 12 knots when submerged.

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Migaloo Private Submersible Superyachts represent the pinnacle of luxury in private submarine travel, designed for business parties, underwater tours, and high-end tourism, offering a wealth of custom interior design options. These submarine yachts, merging state-of-the-art design with cutting-edge technology, deliver an unparalleled, exclusive experience for passengers. Despite their extravagant cost—reaching into the billions of US dollars—owning one of these vessels promises unparalleled prestige and unforgettable experiences for VIP passengers. Imagine the unparalleled lifestyle afforded by access to onboard spas, gyms, lounges, cinemas, dining rooms, bars, and breathtaking views through the windows. Ranging in length from 72 to 283 meters, these majestic submarines seem straight out of a James Bond film, perfectly suited for the most discerning of supervillains or elite adventurers.

In terms of safety, Migaloo Submersibles prioritize the well-being of their guests and crew without compromise. Every aspect of their design, construction, and operation adheres to the rigorous standards of the US SUBSAFE program and the specific requirements of leading classification societies like DNV/GL. Features include a double hull construction with multiple pressure hulls, ensuring structural integrity under the sea. Additionally, the inclusion of two midget submarines accessible from the main pressure hull, emergency locks at both the bow and stern, and emergency indicator buoys enhance evacuation options and safety measures. Redundancy is built into all critical systems to guarantee operational reliability. Personal safety equipment, including Submarine Escape Immersion Equipment (SEIE) for guests and crew, underscores a commitment to safety. The aft deck features a helipad (D-Value 13 m) and a helicopter hangar within a dedicated pressure hull, further expanding the capability and safety profile of these extraordinary vessels.

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M5 Migaloo Submersible Superyacht

The Migaloo 135 Meter Private Submarine Yacht – M5 stands as a pinnacle of superyacht luxury, boasting an array of ultra-luxurious amenities. It comes fully equipped with leisure facilities, including a garage for 2 mini-submarines, 2 hangars for tenders and toys, a helipad, an outdoor pool, a gym, a cinema room, a gaming room, a spa, a wine room, an elevator, a library, several bars, semi-outdoor lounges, and beach clubs. The yacht’s layout and design offer customizable options, allowing the owner to tailor spaces such as private appointments, VIP suites, and accommodations for a personalized number of officers, crew, and guests, ensuring an unparalleled bespoke luxury experience at sea. Migaloo submarines are designed for multi-week vacations.

Migaloo M5 Cruise Line Submarines

This even more colossal submarine yacht, akin to a sea monster, makes the planet’s largest animal, the blue whale, seem small by comparison. The Migaloo submarines are far from ordinary; they truly are underwater behemoths. The M6, an expanded version of the M5, offers additional space, luxury, and prestige, setting a new standard in personal submarine luxury.  Among personal submarines, this model stands as the pinnacle of extravagance and capability. It is a fully equipped and lavishly appointed vessel, boasting twice the machinery, space, and luxury of the M6.  Migaloo Personal Submarine Yachts are unparalleled in speed, size, and strength. These underwater leviathans are the crowning jewels of billionaires, embodying the ultimate in opulent underwater travel.

Migaloo M5 High-Security Systems

MIGALOO ensures the highest level of safety and security for the owner, their family, and valuables. Experience total privacy while traveling or staying below the waterline. These submarines are versatile, suitable for commercial, governmental, and private uses. Data Storage : They can function as Mobile Submerged Data Carriers or Backup Servers for companies or government authorities. Valuables : They offer secure storage solutions for museums, zoos, banks, insurance companies, or any institutions managing valuable assets. Private Security : They provide safety for the owner and their family against any potential threats.

Migaloo Kokomo Ailand

Migaloo stands out as one of the few companies capable of constructing floating islands, offering the creation of floating islands of any size. KOKOMO AILAND, a renowned floating island, exemplifies Migaloo’s craftsmanship. This venture has elevated the submarine industry to unprecedented heights. For those who can afford it, exploring Migaloo’s personal submarine superyachts and floating islands is a must. General amenities on these luxurious creations include two beach clubs with a gym, a private harbor and harbor club, an underwater dining salon, a shark-feeding station, an outdoor cinema, barbecue facilities and an outdoor stage, along with a heli deck and substantial storage for tenders and toys.

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Statement of Christian Gumpold, CEO and founder of MIGALOO:

The needs of Superyacht Owners for their vessels are more complex than ever. These wishes do not just include performance, length or design. Owner are looking for privacy , security and protection for themselves, their guests and their valuables, or for the fulfillment of unique experiences up to scientific desires as well as for the greatest possible exclusivity and limitation .

We belive the expectations on superyachts are rising faster and higher than ever.

Current and upcoming Yachting trends as well as UHNWI trends are:   Privacy and security for Owner and Guests Exploration, expedtion and R&D Experiences and immaterial goods Individualisation Sustainability Innovation in design, materials, GA, overall concept and use cases

High tech and high-end entertainment Younger owners with no superyacht experience and high willingness for unconventional projects and cooperations

Frugal luxury: own less, but get more

New business models and operation models

We believe motor yachts and sailing yachts cannot fully satisfy  the ever-rising demands of modern Owner. We believe the Yachting Industry needs a (r)evolutionary innovation. We believe Submersible Superyachts offer high (business) potentials for all parties - Owner, Designer, Builder, Supplier, Broker, Captain & Crew,...

We believe Submersible Superyachts are a new category of vessel type Owner can choose from, alongside to motor yachts and sailing yachts.

We believe that Submersible Superyachts are the Future of Yachting.

Owner Archetypes

MIGALOO Private Submersible Superyachts intentionally appeal to a highly exclusive and discerning group of Owners, though spanning a broad spectrum of age groups, professions, genders, locations and cultural backgrounds.

These Owner archetypes are characterized by a common trait - an outstanding motivation for owning and operating a MIGALOO Private Submersible Superyacht.

Each motivation can be attributed to existing or upcoming trends among Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWI) - from the fascination with exploration, exclusivity and immersive experiences to the paramount importance of security or business-oriented motivations, the archetypes pursue highly demanding, professional, complex goals and areas of interest.

To address these challenges optimally, MIGALOO's individual Owner-centered design process pays maximum attention to empathy, values, motivations, desires, customization and the specific requirements of the Owners.

MIGALOOs' vision is to develop extraordinary designs above and below the waterline - for the most visionary and innovative Owner

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MIGALOO is named after an all-white humpback whale and means "White Fella".

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Migaloo Presents Private Submersible Superyachts

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Migaloo has created multiple submersible yacht concepts that could revolutionize yachting all together.

There are currently five models available that can be customized according to owner preferences, ranging from 236.3 feet to 928.4 feet LOA.

The subs will be built according to class, flag and according to U. S. NAVY SUBSAFE safety standards and with modern acrylic pressure hull design to ensure optimal safety for all onboard.

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