
The newly launched fleet offers subs in either two-seat “C-Explorer” or three-seat “C-Quester” variations (thought the trained pilot does take up one). These subs both feature a 360-degree view through the acrylic hull and can dive as deeply as 100m. The five-seat, 300m-diving C-Explorer will enter service later this year. All of them can stay under for eight hours at a time (with up to 96 hours of emergency life support).
For the €75,000 ($102,600) price tag of a one-month charter, U-Boat Worx will transport the sub to and from their workshop in Norway anywhere in the world — including support staff (dive and surface officers), insurance and parts. They’ll even create an itinerary if you’ve hired them for an underwater sightseeing gig.
Now, in the off chance that you are Larry Ellison (in which case, hello and thanks for reading Gizmodo) you can buy any model they make — including their one-seat variation of the C-Explorer — or have them build you a custom super-deep-diving mini-sub of your very own. [U-Boat Worx via Mobile Mag]



















EckyThump
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 10:03 AMU-Boat?
Mr Mack
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 1:37 PMThey didn’t quite think through that name =P Inspired by America’s U-Haul?
mr_herkt
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 12:46 PMDamn!~! Where did I leave my SS uniform? Its just perfect for days under the lake..
Sicarius123
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 12:47 PMLooks like it’d be the Bat-sub for the original batman TV series.