ATLANTIS SUBMARINES (INTERNATIONAL HOLDING) INC.

Atlantis Submarines (International Holding) Inc. is known for offering unique underwater tourism experiences through their fleet of passenger submarines. The company operates in various locations, often in popular tourist destinations, providing customers the opportunity to view marine life and underwater environments without getting wet. Notable locations include Hawaii, the Caribbean, and various parts of the Pacific.


Here are some key details about the company:


Overview



  • Primary Business: Marine tourism through submarine tours.

  • Target Market: Tourists seeking unique underwater experiences, marine life enthusiasts, and adventure seekers.

  • Experience Offered: Passengers are taken on guided tours beneath the ocean’s surface in air-conditioned, battery-powered submarines.


Operations



  • Safety: Atlantis Submarines adhere to rigorous safety standards and have a strong safety record. Their submarines are periodically maintained and inspected to ensure passenger safety.

  • Fleet: They operate a fleet of passenger submarines equipped with large viewports, allowing for an unobstructed view of the underwater world.


Technology



  • Submarines: The submarines are designed specifically for tourism, featuring spacious interiors, large viewing windows, and advanced navigation and communication systems.

  • Eco-Friendly: The company emphasizes environmentally friendly operations, often working to minimize its environmental impact and engaging in marine conservation efforts.


Experience



  • Tour Content: During the tour, passengers are often provided with educational commentary about marine life, local ecosystems, and shipwrecks or other notable underwater features.

  • Depth and Duration: Tours typically last around 45 minutes to an hour, with submarines capable of descending to depths around 100 feet (30 meters).


Notable Achievements



  • Innovation: Atlantis Submarines is considered a pioneer in the field of submarine tourism, often being one of the first to offer such experiences in many parts of the world.

  • Customer Satisfaction: They generally receive positive reviews for their unique and immersive experiences, professional staff, and commitment to safety.


Locations



  • Hawaii: Sites like Oahu, Maui, and Kona.

  • Caribbean: Locations such as Barbados, Aruba, and Cozumel.

  • Asian Pacific: Various locations known for rich marine biodiversity.


Corporate Responsibility



  • Conservation Efforts: The company is often involved in marine conservation initiatives, supporting reef preservation and restoration projects.

  • Community Engagement: They partake in local community activities and contribute to environmental education.


Atlantis Submarines has positioned itself as a leader in the marine tourism industry, offering memorable and educational underwater experiences while maintaining a commitment to safety and environmental sustainability.


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210 West 6th Avenue
Vancouver BC V5Y 1K8
Canada

Ships

ATLANTIS X

Underwater Systems | Flag: United States of America | Port: HONOLULU, HI

ATLANTIS XI

Underwater Systems | Flag: The Cayman Islands | Port: GEORGE TOWN

ATLANTIS XV

Underwater Systems | Flag: Barbados | Port: BRIDGETOWN

ATLANTIS III

Underwater Systems | Flag: Barbados | Port: BRIDGETOWN

ATLANTIS IX

Underwater Systems | Flag: United States of America | Port: HONOLULU, HI

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