By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, reported by Chen Guanxin
In addition to enjoying the stunning scenery of pristine white beaches and crystal-clear waters on a private resort island, there’s now an exciting new activity—the submarine ocean exploration. Recently, the private resort island Laucala Island in the Fiji archipelago of the Pacific acquired the submarine “DeepFlight Super Falcon.” This advanced winged submarine can accommodate two people and will arrive at Laucala Island Resort in September 2013, with service beginning on November 1. At that time, visitors will be able to take the submarine deep into the South Pacific to admire marine life and enjoy a diving experience without getting wet.
Exploring the underwater world of the South Pacific by submarine is the latest activity to be offered at the private resort island Laucala Island in Fiji. (Image provided by Laucala Island)
This rare submarine journey costs $1,700 for a two-hour dive, allowing visitors to explore the exceptionally clear waters of the South Pacific and roam the underwater world without getting their clothes wet. The “DeepFlight Super Falcon” is a manned submersible developed by Hawkes Ocean Technologies, featuring an acrylic dome that offers passengers a 360-degree view of the underwater scenery. Passengers can leisurely admire magnificent coral reefs, a variety of fish, sharks, and other diverse marine life inside the submarine, experiencing an unforgettable and safe underwater journey.
The crystal-clear, pure sea exudes an otherworldly charm. (Image provided by Laucala Island)
David Stepetic, General Manager of Laucala Island, said: “The waters around Laucala Island in Fiji boast some of the most captivating underwater worlds in the world. This submarine will provide an unparalleled journey, allowing visitors to explore the fascinating underwater world of Fiji in a truly unique way.”
Located in the Fiji archipelago in the South Pacific, the all-inclusive resort Laucala Island sits on a private island spanning 12 square kilometers. The island has its own airport and features 25 uniquely designed luxury villas, each exuding traditional Fijian charm. All villas come with private pools, nestled among coconut groves, and offer views of fine sandy beaches, azure lagoons, lush mountains, and breathtaking natural scenery. In addition, the resort houses five distinctive restaurants and bars, where top international chefs from Europe and Asia serve a wide array of European, Asian, and local delicacies. Its wine cellar also houses an extensive collection of fine wines.
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Living next to pristine white sands and azure waters on the resort island. (Image provided by Laucala Island)