James Bond, eat your heart out! Incredible 454ft-megayacht has an underwater dining room, a 32ft ‘blue hole’ pool, and a 40-seater theatre – but it comes with an eye-watering price tag

The idea of ​​an underwater dining room may sound like a concept from the latest James Bond blockbuster.

But it could soon become a reality, thanks to Dutch designers who have unveiled a ‘ready to build’ 454ft megayacht concept.

The concept, called Inspire, features an underwater room with panoramic views of the ocean.

In addition, those lucky enough to be on board can enjoy a sauna, a 10-metre blue hole pool and a 40-seat theatre.

Although the exact cost is yet to be confirmed, a similarly sized A+ yacht owned by Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan reportedly cost around £333 million to build.

The idea of ​​an underwater dining room may sound like a concept from the latest James Bond blockbuster, but it could soon become a reality

Dutch designers have unveiled a ‘ready to build’ 454ft megayacht concept called Inspire

The lucky people on board can enjoy a sauna, a 10-metre blue hole pool (artist’s impression) and a 40-seat theater

The exterior of the megayacht is designed to blend in with its surroundings, according to Sander Sinot, the brains behind Inspire.

This is achieved by a light blue-green hull, floor-to-ceiling glazing and multiple hatches.

To encourage guests to connect with the outdoors, the yacht features open-air lounges and shaded exterior decks.

The design philosophy is showcased in a submerged observation lounge five meters below the sea surface, which ‘provides a unique opportunity to experience marine life’.

The megayacht’s exterior is designed to blend in with its surroundings, according to Sander Sinot, the brains behind Inspire

The design philosophy is showcased in a submerged observation lounge five meters below the sea surface, which ‘provides a unique opportunity to experience marine life’

The interior spans six decks, with the upper deck completely reserved for the owner and offering 250 square meters of living space.

The interior includes six decks, with the upper deck completely reserved for the owner, providing 250 square meters of living space.

This includes a bathroom with a large sink, two dressing areas and a private lounge.

To the rear is a separate living room for the owner, enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass to create a winter garden.

To the rear is a separate living room for the owner, enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass to create a winter garden

The main deck consists of 10 guest cabins, two of which are VIP suites with balconies

If you are looking for relaxation, you will be happy to know that the wellness center is equipped with a sauna, hammam, fitness room, massage and treatment rooms

The main deck includes 10 guest cabins – two of which are VIP suites with balconies – a restaurant, a 40-seat theater, a wellness center and a beach lounge.

Meanwhile, there is a beach lounge with a 10-metre blue hole pool, designed with rock formations and a glass bottom for an immersive experience.

If you are looking for relaxation, you will be happy to know that the wellness center is equipped with a sauna, hammam, fitness room, massage and treatment rooms.

Finally, the upper deck offers a large lounge with integrated fireplace, intended as a social space next to the restaurant and theater ‘for meetings, exchanging ideas and deepening discussions’, according to the designers.

The upper deck offers a large lounge with integrated fireplace, intended as a social space next to the restaurant and theater ‘for meetings, exchanging ideas and deepening discussions’, according to the designers.

To encourage guests to connect with the outdoors, the yacht features open-air lounges and shaded outdoor decks

Mr. Sinot explained: “The marine environment has always inspired humanity; by its visual splendor of waves and endless skies, but also by its sense of wonder, stories of discoveries and legendary journeys’

Mr. Sinot explained: “The marine environment has always inspired humanity; by its visual splendor of crashing waves and endless skies, but also by its sense of wonder, stories of discoveries and legendary journeys.

‘Inspire builds on that legacy by offering unprecedented openness between inside and outside.’

Mr Sinot confirmed that Inspire is ready to be built and the team is now looking for a buyer.

Mr Sinot confirmed that Inspire is ready to be built and the team is now looking for a buyer

Although the exact cost is yet to be confirmed, a similarly sized A+ yacht owned by Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan reportedly cost around £333 million to build.

Inspire consists of six decks with space for 22 guests. In the photo: the swimming pool area, surrounded by rocks

Scientific analysis of James Bond’s on-screen lifestyle reveals that the secret agent is believed to have died several times due to STDs, food poisoning and alcohol abuse

Britain’s most famous secret agent, James Bond, may have died several times in real life due to a host of work-related hazards, a new study has found.

Researchers analyzed all 25 of Eon Productions’ James Bond films, from 1962’s ‘Dr No’ to 2021’s ‘No Time to Die’.

The focus was on whether the fictional agent ‘adhered to international travel advice’ during the 86 international trips he made over the course of the films.

The experts found that any real agent in Bond’s shoes would have suffered from sexually transmitted infections (STDs), alcohol poisoning and infections from tropical diseases, as well as other dangers.

Read more here

Risks to Bond’s health in the films made by Eon Productions include alcohol consumption (as seen here in ‘Casino Royale’), using someone else’s face mask (‘You Only Live Twice’), casual sex, some carries the risk of STDs (‘Goldfinger’), eating unwashed fruit (‘Thunderball’), diseases in tropical locations and smoking (both ‘Dr. No’)

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