Inside incredible 178ft superyacht ‘Epiphany’ complete with private submarine and seaplane – and it’s yours £180MILLION
THIS is the incredible 178ft superyacht "Epiphany" complete with its own private submarine and seaplane - and it could be yours for £180m.
The luxury vessel also comes with a retractable beach club and masts that can be tilted to pass under bridges.
California-based Steve Kozloff Designs said the sea craft "is a world class sailing yacht featuring new and exciting revolutionary concepts".
A 700 ft-squared owner's suite is located in the bow of the centre hull and in the cross beam are two master suites.
There is room to host twelve guests in full luxury, and there are cabins for eight crew.
A full beam garage can handle a A5 Icon seaplane, and one Nemo U-Boat Worx submarine, along with dedicated launching systems and other water toys.
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Epiphany can cruise at 10kts for 4,800 nautical miles with diesel power only.
There is also an integrated telescoping crane system in the boom of each mast that can load and off-load goods and crafts.
And there is a piano and salon bar area on the upper deck, and includes floor to ceiling windows providing views of the surrounding seascape.
The vessel's Solid Sail System has a 360-degree rotating mast and four self-inflating lifeboats.
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Steve Kozloff says: "The mast tilts 70 degrees forward to reduce the air draft from 145.5 feet to 92 feet making it possible for Epiphany to traverse below most bridges.
"Epiphany now can have direct access to the Panama Canal, San Francisco, San Diego, and many more notable harbours."
Meanwhile, a renowned Dutch design studio has created a superyacht with its own infinity pool, beach club and cinema.
Water wizards at Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design unveiled their new 425ft concept ahead of the hotly anticipated Monaco Yacht show.
The vessel, named Poetry, will leave guests wishing they never had to return to shore thanks to its wealth of extravagant amenities.
The megayacht boasts its own beach club with an infinity pool, spa, sauna, and beauty salon - meaning dry land will be a distant memory.
But designer Sander Sinot was keen to make sure the floating mansion feels "more like a home" than a cruise liner.
