Perry Antipodes Submarine
USD $1000000
The Antipodes, a versatile manned submersible, originally crafted in 1973 as the PC-1501 by Perry Submarine for diver lock-out tasks and operations in the North Sea oil fields, has evolved significantly through the years. After undergoing a rebuild in 1995 and a rename to XPC15, it found its way around the globe aboard the Mystere, a 200-foot yacht. Its most recent transformation in 2001 into Antipodes by Submarine Adventures marked a pivotal shift, turning it into a celebrated vehicle for deep-sea exploration in Milford Sound, New Zealand, ferrying thousands of tourists to depths of 305 meters (1,000 feet).
Passengers: Five (5)
Operating Depth: 300 meters
View Ports: Twin 58-inch hemispherical domes
Size: 13.6 ft (length) x 8.3 ft (beam) x 8.7 ft (height)
Weight: 6.35 tons
Speed: 3 knots
Class: ABS certified
Location: United States of America