Pictured: The jaw-dropping 328ft trimaran that resembles Poseidon's trident
Pictured: The jaw-dropping £330m trimaran that looks like Poseidon's trident, with huge tilting sails (so it can sail below decks), a beach club and two swimming poolsThe ship – known as Trident - has two masts that can tilt 70 degrees forward and rotate 360 degrees Passengers can enjoy facilities such as a large piano bar and a large lounge, a helipad and a swimming pool Accommodation on board includes an owner's suite, VIP suites, 10 guest cabins and cabins for up to 20 crew members
Given its resemblance to the Greek god's three-pointed spear, the boat 100m long multihull was named "Trident", and uses two rigid tilting sails that reach a height of 228ft to navigate the ocean.
These can tilt 70 degrees forward to reduce draft - the distance from the surface of the water to the highest point on a vessel - by 228 feet (72 m ) to 138.5 feet (42 m) and allow the ship to pass under most bridges. Additionally, each mast can rotate 360 degrees to maximize wind power.
Inside the six-deck steel and aluminum ship - with ...
Given its resemblance to the Greek god's three-pointed spear, the boat 100m long multihull was named "Trident", and uses two rigid tilting sails that reach a height of 228ft to navigate the ocean.
These can tilt 70 degrees forward to reduce draft - the distance from the surface of the water to the highest point on a vessel - by 228 feet (72 m ) to 138.5 feet (42 m) and allow the ship to pass under most bridges. Additionally, each mast can rotate 360 degrees to maximize wind power.
Inside the six-deck steel and aluminum ship - with ...
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