Odysea 11.00: test of the aluminum catamaran

Sea trials of a professional aluminum diving catamaran

Sea trials of the ODYSEA 11.00 were recently carried out before its commissioning by Carantec Nautisme.

Designed by Avel Glas Yachts , powered by APPLIMAR Carantec , this vessel entirely made of aluminium is dedicated to the transport of divers in professional activity.

Bord à Bord intervened across the entiremarine electricity and electronicsensuring the complete integration of embedded systems.

An 11-meter aluminum catamaran designed for scuba diving

The ODYSEA 11.00 provides an ideal base for a professional dive boat thanks to its catamaran architecture and 100% aluminum construction.

Key Features

• Length: 11,00 meters

• Aluminum catamaran

• Unsinkable design

• Capacity: 32 divers

• Professional engine adapted for intensive use

• Large bridge area and optimized traffic flow

The catamaran architecture offers exceptional stability , particularly important during the equipment and launching phases for divers.

An unsinkable design suitable for transporting 32 divers

In the passenger transport and scuba diving sectors, safety is paramount.

This aluminum catamaran, designed specifically for diving, benefits from an unsinkable design , reinforcing:

• Passenger safety

• Regulatory compliance

• Reliability in professional operations

With a capacity of 32 equipped divers , the organization of volumes and stability are determining criteria.

A submersible platform for accessibility for divers with reduced mobility

It is equipped with a submersible rear platform , allowing for the gradual entry of divers, including people with reduced mobility (PRM). This device facilitates smooth boarding and immersion, without excessive effort or imbalance due to wearing equipment. The controlled lowering of the platform improves operational safety while making diving more inclusive. For professional centers, this solution represents a real advantage: it broadens access to the activity while optimizing the flow of divers on board.