ATLANTIS SUBMARINES. Explore Hawaii’s depths over 100 feet below the surface and “swim” amidst schools of beautiful fish in the world’s most technologically advanced, Coast Guard-approved passenger submarines. Glide in air-conditioned comfort in …

Atlantis Submarines is a pioneer and world leader in passenger-carrying submarine technology and in the operation of passenger carrying submarines. Atlantis was established in 1985 to develop the world’s first tourist submarine.

Experience Our Hawaii. Climb aboard Kona’s hi-tech battery powered submarine. Discover the magic of Kona’s undersea world while diving over 100 feet beneath the sea in our eco-friendly, 48-passenger submarine.

Climb aboard Atlantis XIV, the world’s largest hi-tech passenger submarine. Experience an underwater adventure that's fun for the whole family while diving 100 feet below the sea in our eco-friendly, battery-powered, Coast Guard-approved submarine.

Climb aboard Atlantis XIV, the world’s largest hi-tech passenger submarine, or one of our 48-passenger submarines. Descending beyond 100 feet underwater is an adventure, and you’ll see real marine life up close.

Our 48-passenger submarine is Atlantis’s flagship submarine, offering comfort, plenty of headroom and large viewing portals to watch nature in action. Our 64-passenger premium submarine is 100 feet long, which is the world’s largest passenger submarine!

2022年7月30日 · Each of Atlantis Hawaii's battery-powered & air-conditioned submarines dives over 100 feet below the sea to explore Hawaii's fascinating marine life and artificial reefs such as sunken ships. The...

The Carthaginian was carefully sunk by Atlantis to create a self-sustaining habitat for marine life. Explore Maui’s undersea world in our air-conditioned, Coast Guard-approved sub. Learn about Maui’s precious marine environment from our tour narrator

Discover our world beneath the waves with Atlantis Submarines Kona! Our battery-powered submarines are the world’s most technologically advanced passenger submarines. Also see the spectacular Kona coastline while riding our shuttle boat to our submarine dive site.