Experience the thrill of journeying beneath the sea in a REAL SUBMARINE! Enjoy breathtaking underwater vistas and visit a shipwreck on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. A fleet larger than that of many national navies, Atlantis subs are now found in Grand Cayman, Barbados, St. Thomas, Aruba, Guam, Cozumel, and on the Hawaii Islands of Kona, Maui and Oahu.

Atlantis Submarines currently has ten submarines and operates undersea tours in Aruba, Barbados, Cozumel, Guam, and in Hawaii at Waikiki, Maui, and Kona. The Atlantis XIV, which operates off Waikiki Beach, Hawaii, accommodates 64 passengers, spans more than 100 feet and is the world's largest passenger submarine. Honolulu, Hawaii

Take an underwater submarine tour! Discover the natural phenomenon of Barbados' undersea world when you board the Atlantis. See the mystery and charm of this fascinating world unfold to reveal a kaleidoscope of exotic fish and marine life. Atlantis Submarines offers truly unique, fun, family friendly, natural underwater (and over-water) Caribbean adventures. Bridgetown, Barbados

Submarine services in Sweden offering submarine rides and courses in the archipelago of Sweden. The company uses an ex military Swedish midget submarine.

We are the leader in deep dive submarine tours in Maldives. Imagine yourself cruising through an underwater garden filled with tropical fish. This is exactly what you will experience during your 45-minute dive. Onboard the whale submarine you will descend to a submerged reef 45 meters beneath the surface. During the Descent the seabed and different types of reef fish. In most of the dives, the submarine is greeted by a school of blue or yellow-striped Snappers. Whale Submarine is the world's deep diving largest passenger submarine currently operating in the Maldives. With 50 comfortable seats, Whale Submarine is certified to dive up to 150 meters. This is an excellent opportunity especially for the non-divers to visit the mysterious depths of the ocean to explore the underwater world. Male, Republic of Maldives