deep sea dreamer vessel plunges underwater as submarine and surfaces as a yacht

Steve Kozloff’s Deep Sea Dreamer

Designer Steve Kozloff’s Deep Sea Dreamer is a concept submarine that doubles as a yacht, all entirely made of steel. The water vehicle comes with two decks. The lower part features an observation bubble with expansive and panoramic viewing windows, so passengers can watch the species swim and the marine life go about their daily pace.

Going up, the bridge deck can remain on the surface of the sea and invite passengers to unwind and take in air out in the open. Plush recliners and a well-equipped wet bar for refreshments are at their disposal, and the strategically located helm station lets them enjoy scenic views when they want to take a break from the underwater landscape.

images courtesy of Steve Kozloff

concept submarine and yacht in one vessel

While the upper bridge deck makes way for an open-air respite, it is the lower main deck of Steve Kozloff’s Deep Water Dreamer that may appeal to both submarine and yacht fans. As soon as the passengers step inside, the observation salon, comprising four plush recliners positioned right in front of the observation bubble, greets them.

These seats are planted on a glass floor that allows the passengers to watch marine life glide below their feet too. When it’s time for a meal, there’s a dining room just behind the salon, equipped with a galley that features equipment and utensils that hope to awaken the passengers’ inner chefs.

the lower part features an observation bubble with expansive and panoramic viewing windows

The master suite with a private bathroom and a spacious walk-in closet can accommodate both naps and full sleeps, while a dedicated guest cabin with its own bathroom offers other passengers their own space inside the Deep Sea Dreamer submarine and yacht.

Not to worry when it comes to washing and drying clothes since the submarine slash yacht has a laundry facility. There’s even a watertight elevator and a separate watertight ladder tube that can travel between decks for easy movement and transfer from one place to another.

the upper bridge deck can remain on the surface of the sea and invite passengers to unwind and take in fresh air

Electric water vehicle that can remain stationary

For specs buffs, the Deep Sea Dreamer is built for voyages both under and over water. During these long voyages, it can cruise just below the surface through its fixed dorsal snorkel or dive deep into the sea as a full submarine. Steve Kozloff’s submarine-yacht is also electric, and the water vehicle is said to be able to travel up to 100 miles on silent, electric power. It can also remain stationary on the ocean floor for up to seven days, thanks to the onboard batteries.

the observation salon comprises four plush recliners positioned right in front of the observation bubble

The Deep Sea Dreamer submarine and yacht can also be fitted with a simple anchor drop or submerged mooring. With its snorkel mast traversing the surface of the sea, the Deep Sea Dreamer can remain planted on the seabed even during tumultuous conditions. When Steve Kozloff designed the submarine, he thought of his wife, Terry, and the many underwater adventures they could share together. He dreamed of them roaming the deep sea together, hence the name. Today, that dream is shared with those who want to hop and voyage in Deep Sea Dreamer.

upper bridge deck of Steve Kozloff’s Deep Sea Dreamer submarine slash yacht