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High octane watersports: Inside a submersible Seabreacher

High octane watersports: Inside a submersible Seabreacher
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In this episode of Adventure, Euronews went on an exhilarating ride in a Seabreacher and tried out flyboarding at Jumeirah Beach in Dubai.

Seabreacher

The Seabreacher looks like a shark, it can dive, cut through waves - and with a 300 horsepower engine, can go at speeds of around 95km per hour.

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The boat-like watercraft took over ten years of meticulous engineering and extensive testing before it was made available to the public to try.

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The shark Seabreacher in DubaiEuronews

Now the experience is on the market, people can also hop in either the 'shark x model', a 'killer whale y model', or a 'dolphin style z model'.

The vessel’s sculpted body presents an unforgettable sight, like the twisted union of a marine mammal and a high performance fighter jet. The acrylic canopy and underwater view ports give pilot and passenger a near 360 degree view as they fly through the water at breathtaking speed.

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Euronews' James O'Hagan tries out the SeabreacherEuronews

FLYBOARDING

After trying out the Seabreacher, Euronews' James O'Hagan opted for his next exhilarating watersports activity in Dubai - flyboarding.

Flyboarding is another extreme sport that will take you to new heights and make you feel like an action hero as you blast up into the air.

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Flyboarding on Jumeirah Beach in DubaiEuronews

The activity involves the participant standing on a board connected to a long hose that's connected to a watercraft.

Water is forced under pressure to a pair of boots with jet nozzles underneath which provide thrust for the rider to fly up to 22 m (72 ft) in the air or to dive headlong through the water down as far as one is willing to go.